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Beautiful displays of ceramics, good documentation
Kyushu National Museum的点评
点评：I entered from the grounds of the Daizafu Tenmangu shrine. As others have said, the entrance from there is quite spectacular, up a long series of escalators. The glass exterior of the building is also impressive.
There is usually some kind of special exhibition in addition to the permanent exhibits; I only saw the permanent exhibition, which was quite reasonable in price (700 yen for entrance, or 1000 yen for a combination ticket with the shrine).
The exhibits were well-laid out, according to historical periods of the area. They showed the changes over time of the ceramics and other artifacts, and also the foreign influences on the artifacts. The museum overall has excellent English explanations, some describing the individual artifacts and some giving overall descriptions of the history of the area.
I actually found this museum to be far more interesting than the Tokyo National Museum in Ueno park. Perhaps it's because this is a more manageable size than the National Museum, but I found that the layout and flow of the museum here makes it easier to understand the significance of the artifacts.
Pictures can be taken in most galleries, except for galleries that have light-sensitive paintings or similar objects.
The adjacent Restaurant linoji has great takeaway soft ice cream, and there are picnic tables on the adjacent terrace for sitting and enjoying it.
This would make a nice one or two hour addition to a visit to the shrine. Note that the museum is closed on Mondays.
There is usually some kind of special exhibition in addition to the permanent exhibits; I only saw the permanent exhibition, which was quite reasonable in price (700 yen for entrance, or 1000 yen for a combination ticket with the shrine).
The exhibits were well-laid out, according to historical periods of the area. They showed the changes over time of the ceramics and other artifacts, and also the foreign influences on the artifacts. The museum overall has excellent English explanations, some describing the individual artifacts and some giving overall descriptions of the history of the area.
I actually found this museum to be far more interesting than the Tokyo National Museum in Ueno park. Perhaps it's because this is a more manageable size than the National Museum, but I found that the layout and flow of the museum here makes it easier to understand the significance of the artifacts.
Pictures can be taken in most galleries, except for galleries that have light-sensitive paintings or similar objects.
The adjacent Restaurant linoji has great takeaway soft ice cream, and there are picnic tables on the adjacent terrace for sitting and enjoying it.
This would make a nice one or two hour addition to a visit to the shrine. Note that the museum is closed on Mondays.
翻译：我从大座府天满宫的庭院进入。正如其他人所说，从那里进入博物馆的体验非常壮观，需要乘坐一长串自动扶梯才能到达。博物馆的玻璃外墙也令人印象深刻。
除了常设展览外，这里通常还会举办一些特别展览；我只参观了常设展览，价格相当合理（门票700日元，或与神社联票1000日元）。
展览布局合理，按照该地区的历史时期进行划分。展览展示了陶瓷和其他文物随时间推移的变化，以及外来文化对这些文物的影响。博物馆的英文讲解非常出色，有的介绍单个文物，有的则概述了该地区的历史。
我发现这家博物馆比上野公园的东京国立博物馆有趣得多。或许是因为这家博物馆的规模比国立博物馆更适中，但我发现这里的布局和参观路线更容易理解文物的意义。除设有感光画作或其他类似展品的展厅外，大多数展厅均允许拍照。
毗邻的 Linoji 餐厅提供美味的外带软冰淇淋，旁边露台设有野餐桌，方便您坐下来享用。
参观完神社后，不妨在此停留一两个小时。请注意，博物馆周一闭馆。
除了常设展览外，这里通常还会举办一些特别展览；我只参观了常设展览，价格相当合理（门票700日元，或与神社联票1000日元）。
展览布局合理，按照该地区的历史时期进行划分。展览展示了陶瓷和其他文物随时间推移的变化，以及外来文化对这些文物的影响。博物馆的英文讲解非常出色，有的介绍单个文物，有的则概述了该地区的历史。
我发现这家博物馆比上野公园的东京国立博物馆有趣得多。或许是因为这家博物馆的规模比国立博物馆更适中，但我发现这里的布局和参观路线更容易理解文物的意义。除设有感光画作或其他类似展品的展厅外，大多数展厅均允许拍照。
毗邻的 Linoji 餐厅提供美味的外带软冰淇淋，旁边露台设有野餐桌，方便您坐下来享用。
参观完神社后，不妨在此停留一两个小时。请注意，博物馆周一闭馆。
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