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Showa Era Life Style Museum: The Showa Lifestyle Museum (昭和日常博物館)

昭和日常博物館

General Information

Facility
The Showa Era Lifestyle Museum
Address:
53 Osakaki Kumanoshō Kitanagoya-shi, Aichi 
Phone:
+81-568-25-3600
FAX:  
+81-568-25-3602
Email:
rekimin#city.kitanagoya.lg.jp (Please replace # with @)
Hours:
9:00am-4:00pm (last admission at 3:40pm) Wed-Sun
Closed:
Mondays, Tuesdays, Maintenance Period, New Year's Holidays

 

About the Museum:

The Showa Era Lifestyle Museum (昭和日常博物館 Shōwa nichijō hakubutsukan, also known as 歴史民俗資料館 Rekishi minzoku shiryōkan) was opened in 1990.  Its real name is Kita Nagoya city Rekishi Minzoku Shiryokan (museum of history and folk-lore), however, the name, "the Showa Era Lifestyle Museum"  is used to attract the public visitors.  The museum is managed by the Kita Nagoya city.  The Showa Era Life Style Museum exhibits daily objects, such as Television, refrigerator, washing machine, etc, from  the Showa era, which make many visitors feel nostalgic.

The museum is located on the third floor of the East Public Library building.

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Summary of Collection(s)

Exhibition: objects that were daily used in the Showa era. 
 
About the Reminiscence Method used in the Museum
The reminiscence program adopted by the Showa Era Lifestyle Museum is unique in the way in which it stimulates the minds of participants to feel nostalgic as they remember experiences from earlier in their lives by completing certain actions or interacting with certain items. It can be also be very effectively used to foster and deepen cross-cultural understanding. This means in practice the museum can help groups of people, such as foreigners, to form a meaningful and personal connection even though they may not relate to a specific period in Japanese history.

Note: The Guide uses the ALA/LC standard romanization, however, it also reflects different romanization system used by an individual institution.

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Access

How to Use the Facility

Visiting the Facility

Admission: Free

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