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Asahikawa Museum of Sculpture
中原悌二郎記念旭川市彫刻美術館（旧旭川偕行社）2,1
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Abre mañana a las 9:00-17:00
Tiempo de juego recomendado: 2-3 hora
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5 blocks, 7-chome, Asahikawa, HokkaidoMapa
Teléfono+81 166-46-6277
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Because Meiji built a wooden yard, Japanese carpenters came here, leaving behind a lot of artistic sculptures, furniture and toys.
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Because Meiji built a wooden yard, Japanese carpenters came here, leaving behind a lot of artistic sculptures, furniture and toys.
The Japanese carpenters'words are all here, because Meiji has left a lot of artistic and carving virtues, furniture and toys, and so on.
All the sculpture exhibits on display are lifelike.
The sculptures inside are exquisite, and some of the exhibits are vivid and eye-opening.
It's all folk art. Japanese carpenters have come here and left behind a lot of art sculptures, furniture and toys.