On yesterday's day off, I went to the Nakatomi Memorial Medicine Museum in Tosu City, Saga Prefecture.
Sunny and warm days are perfect for early cherry blossom viewing.
However, the cherry blossoms don't even have buds and I suffer from hay fever.
However, the calm and clean air soothes the mind and body.
I didn't even know it existed until I came here.
The company is famous for Salonpas.
This museum is like an art museum where you can learn about the history and manufacturing of medicine.
For an admission fee of 300 yen, you will be invited to a wonderful space,
A wonderful museum where you can learn about medicine that you never knew before.
This is truly Japan's "Santa Maria Novella."
The projection mapping room inside the building creates an even more overseas atmosphere.
This place alone is worth seeing, but being able to learn other things for just 300 yen is just too great.
The garden on the opposite side of the building is lined with cherry blossom trees.
Next month may be the perfect time for cherry blossom viewing.
Perhaps because it was daytime on Sunday, there weren't many people and we had a comfortable time.
It was a really good opportunity to expand my knowledge.
I would rather be stressed out in a crowded downtown area on Saturdays and Sundays.
It's much better to go to art galleries and museums.
It was really great!