Kushi Kanzashi Museum

The museum displays mostly kushi (comb) and kanzashi (hair ornaments) alongside itabeni (decorative plates for lipstick), purses, wigs and calligraphy brush cases. There are over 400 items on display each season. The view of the Tamagawa river from the observation hall is spectacular.

Transport: JR Ome Line Get off at Sawai Station - Walk 10 minutes Or, get off at Ome Station - Catch the city bus to Gyokudo Art Museum - Get off at Kushi Kanzashi Museum (only operates on weekends)
Address: 3-764-1, Yugimachi, Ome City, Tokyo
Telephone: +81 428-77-7051
HP: http://kushikanzashi.jp/
Hours: 10:00 - 16:30
Admission: General 600yen, Student 500yen, Elementary Student 300yen
Holidays: Monday (Tuesday if Monday falls on a public holiday), New Years

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WRITER: Ms. To Uxi（Chinese Nationality）

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I personally liked the Kushi-Kanzashi Museum. The exhibits were wonderful.
I was glad to see a wide pan of the Japanese culture, from combs and other hair sticks, to Kimonos and the way Japanese hairstyle went through history. Additionally, I think that I could get a sense of why the Japanese are so found of the four changing seasons. The view from outside the windows of the museum was great.

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