After visiting the Edo-Tokyo Museum, my friends and I were all deeply moved. The way Japanese people value their traditional culture, and the incredible detail and craftsmanship in the models, left a lasting impression. Even the gestures and expressions of the figures are so lifelike, it feels like you’ve traveled back to the Edo period. Absolutely loved it!
Edo-Tokyo Museum | Review by Rise
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