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Visited
in
December
2018,
on
Wednesday
around
midday.
The
museum
located
on
the
5th
floor
ICT
Digimall.
Took
a
bit
effort
(and
faith)
to
find,
especially
with
no
sign
outside.
20RM
for
entry.
Elaine
the
guide
welcomed
me
warmly.
Didn't
matter
that
I
was
solo
visitor,
she
had
spent
more
than
2
hours
explaining
each
delightful
details
and
curious
trivias
passionately.
Not
only
songs
and
instruments,
but
also
the
other
side
of
culture
such
as
festivals,
costumes,
even
a
complete
puppets
stage!
Last
stop
was
a
radio
broadcasting
studio,
where
you
can
experience
being
a
radio
DJ,
and
make
record
of
your
voice
to
bring
home!
Vast
array
of
wonderful
collections,
even
at
some
points
we
were
encouraged
to
have
a
try
and
experience
it
first
hand.
The
arrangement
was
very
strategically
interesting;
vintage
collections
and
modern
tech
were
equally
displayed,
enticing
curiosity
in
every
glance.
Too
bad
space
were
rather
cramped
for
all
those
marvellous
display;
I've
no
complain,
but
it'd
rather
hard
to
accomodate
large
group
of
people.
Family
friendly,
many
activities
kids
might
enjoy.
Taking
pictures
and
video
are
allowed.
And
you
can
take
shorter,
less
detailed
tour;
just
inform
the
guide
what
you
prefer.
But
for
those
who
loves
music
and
culture,
I
do
recommend
taking
the
full
tour
as
I
did,
and
had
one
of
the
best
museum
visit
I
ever
had.
Pics
:
1.
Potehi/puppet
stage.
Visitors
are
allowed
to
play
with
the
hand
puppets
2.
A
music
instrument,
albeit
a
very
simple
one,
only
long
stick
tied
to
a
rope
grounded
into
a
hollow
box,
made
sound
like
plucked
bass.
At
first
I
thought
it
was
some
part
of
museum
maintenance.
Elaine
the
guide
modelled
how
to
play.
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