Costume Museum Review

The Customs Museum was set up by the eighth generation shopkeeper, Mr. Shaft and Mr. Bingwei, who has existed in Kyoto since 1705. Mr. Shaft and Mr. Bingwei are very interested in the history of customs (folk culture). Since 1950, they have served as advisers on the history of costumes in different institutions and important ceremonies. In order to let you know more about the story of Genji and the era of peace, in 1974, Mr. Shaft and the guard set up the Customs Museum on the fifth floor of Shaft Fashion Shop.

Looks good to see a attraction

The scenery is different, the fun is strong, and the price is relatively high.

The Japanese Customs Museum, which exhibits exquisite works, and exhibits very rich works, like friends must not miss this place is really good.

There is a custom museum near Xibenyun Temple. Look for it. It's the Shaft Fashion Shop. (Dharma clothing, that is, the clothing of monks and Taoists). There is a notice on the first floor: the museum originally located here has been relocated. Hundreds of meters away, a new museum sign on the green wall was finally found. On the fifth floor, you have to pay for it.