Saga Castle History Museum

It is not a popular attraction, so the traffic is not very convenient. It takes about 20 minutes to walk from the subway station. Although it is a free attraction, it can indeed be strolled around. There is a large wooden structure built.

Located in Saga City, the restored palace is very good. But what is interesting is that this palace can be visited for free. Maybe the restoration of the palace is not completely completed. However, the entry convention is to take off your shoes.

It is free here. There are city buildings in the era. Entering the city building across the wall should be the sound of students participating in sports activities from time to time. A magnificent wooden building in the yard is the Saga City Honmaru History Museum. These are some uncles in Japanese costumes. Standing at the door to greet tourists from a distance, we need to take off our shoes to visit here. We took off our shoes on the left under the guidance of our aunt. We learned that we were from Shanghai in the small talk. An uncle immediately gave us a Chinese introduction to each of us. The smile was very amiable. When I came to the first entry, there were a lot of paper folded goldfish and hats on the table at the door. The card next to it was written in various words: Take the favorite one, so I asked the uncle who took us to visit and got a positive answer. After we took our favorite gadgets, It can be regarded as a memorial. Follow the tour route to visit, enjoy the Japanese architectural characteristics such as paper sliding doors, sliding windows and tatami mats, and also know that the 10th generation of Saga-Main Guo Island, which was destroyed by the fire in the Edo era, was restored in 1838. His bronze statue stands on the edge of Saga City, and it is the best admiration for him by future generations! After the visit, I returned to the first entrance. The aunts folded a lot of gadgets. After replenishing the goods, they warmly greeted the tourists who had not taken them to get the gifts. Looking at the tourists carefully selected, the painting style is very cute. When we left, we walked around in the yard. I feel that the place here is still quite big. Go out through the back door, pass a large grass, and you can see the city building on the right hand side

Very good place, worth a visit, very good, very good!

It’s worth going to a very interesting place. Not bad.

The Saga City Honmaru Historical Museum is the largest wooden restoration building in Japan, built at the end of the Edo era (1838). The museum is paved with more than 700 tatami mats. In this vast space, through data, images and models, the various historical materials related to Saga in the late Shogunate and the new era are displayed in many aspects.