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Seamus Mingay (South Africa)

This museum truly captures the essence of everyday life in Japan during the Showa era. The vibrant atmosphere, coupled with an impressive collection of household items and vintage automobiles, transports visitors back in time. The curated displays, including popular brand signage, offer a unique perspective on Japanese culture and history. Highly recommend experiencing this nostalgic journey for both locals and foreign visitors alike!

My favorite piece is a painted wooden and metal sign for Gekkeikan Sake. What I find particularly interesting is the depiction of a rugby player on the sign. I had thought rugby only recently gained popularity in Japan, but this sign shows that the sport has been popular for quite some time.

The signage of  Gekkeikan