Tracing the trajectory of the ocean 🌊 Kaiyu Bunkakan

#Japan Must-visit check-in spots ⛵🌊The Kaiyu Culture Museum is a museum dedicated to displaying ancient Japanese ships. When I stepped into the museum, it was as if I had entered a world full of ocean atmosphere. Models and real objects of ancient ships from various periods and styles are displayed here, allowing visitors to gain a deeper understanding of the development and history of Japan's maritime culture. ⚓🏴‍☠️ I visited many exhibitions in the museum, each with its own unique story and features. I saw traditional Japanese fishing and merchant ships that demonstrated the Japanese people's dependence on and respect for the ocean. There are also some models of warships and pirate ships, which made me imagine the sea adventures and battle scenes at that time. ⛵🗺️ The most amazing thing is the complete display of the original ancient ship in the museum, which is carefully restored according to the construction methods and technologies of ancient ships. I had the opportunity to go inside the cabin and feel the atmosphere of the ship and the hardships of sailing. This is an opportunity for me to travel through time and space and experience the ancient seafaring life firsthand! ⚓🌅 In addition to the exhibits, the Haiyou Cultural Museum also provides some interactive experiences and activities. I attended a sailing workshop and learned how to use the sails and steering wheel to simulate the process of sailing. There is also a marine culture display area, where I learned about the marine traditions and folklore of different regions, which made me appreciate and respect the importance of the ocean even more. 🌊🎣 The Haiyou Culture Museum is a place where I can gain a deeper understanding of marine culture and history. If you are interested in ancient ships and the ocean, I highly recommend visiting this museum, it will be a fascinating and educational journey! ⛵🌊 #Sea Culture Museum #Japanese Ancient Ships #Ocean Culture #Historical Journey #Travel Experience #Travel Japan