Ryozen Museum of History, History museum in Japan
The Ryozen Museum of History specializes in the late Edo period and the restoration era.
Founded in 1970, it commemorates historical events centered around the end of the Tokugawa shogunate.
The museum showcases artifacts related to the samurai and political changes of the time.
Located in Higashiyama-ku, it is a valuable resource for both researchers and history enthusiasts.
The Ryozen Museum stands as a tribute to those who played significant roles during the Meiji Restoration.
Location: Higashiyama-ku
Inception: 1970
Official opening: 1970
Address: 〒605-0861 京都府京都市東山区清閑寺霊山町１ 605-0862
Website: ryozen-museum.or.jp
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The Ryozen Museum of History specializes in the late Edo period and the restoration era.
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