I enjoyed the historical architecture.

The restoration of the Takamatsuzuka Tumulus mural outside the museum is wonderful. The exhibits inside the museum are okay. I like that the museum bulletin is being distributed.

I visited the summer exhibition at the Kansai Museum located within Kansai University. Since the swordsmith, Mr. Kunei Kawachi, graduated from Kansai University, the history of sword making was available for viewing for free. There is still a blacksmith shop in Higashiyoshino Village, Nara Prefecture. Cast iron seven-branched swords are rare to see!The one dedicated to Ishigami Shrine is on display. Also, the floats dedicated to Izumo Taisha Shrine are so mysteriously blue that you can't see where they're going...! The ripples that appear on the cutting edge and opening are the beauty of a sword, and they mysteriously express the rust and unbreakability that is unique to Tamahagane, which can only be removed in small quantities.

(Translated by Google) There was a shading clay figurine. (Original) 遮光土偶ありました。

The building has a circular exterior and a spiral staircase inside. The stately and stylish building itself has value.

Valuable items such as important cultural properties and important works of art In addition to the exhibits, there is also a reproduction of the stone chamber of Takamatsuzuka Tumulus.

(Translated by Google) Because you can see high-value exhibits for free (Original) 価値の高い展示物が無料で見れる為

(Translated by Google) The building itself is also wonderful, (Original) 建物自体も素晴らしい、

A museum located on a spacious and beautiful canvas. The oldest building in Kansai University. We are proud of our history of over 50 years.

Recommended for anyone interested in archeology. Previously, there was a reproduction of the burial chamber of Takamatsuzuka Tumulus using ceramic plates in the original color when it was first discovered.

It's great to be able to see important cultural properties for free. A valuable exhibit is a scale.

(Translated by Google) My friend, a swordsman, gave a lecture at the Sekidai Museum and supported me. (Original) 私の知り合いの、刀匠が、関大博物館で、講演会があり応援にいきました。

イベントで行きました。土器など色々ありよかったです。

(Translated by Google) That's great 😃 It's going to be a picture 😃 (Original) いいですね😃絵になりますね😃

Free admission. There is a small exhibition room introducing the history of Kansai University. The permanent exhibition on the upper floor mainly displays stone, earthenware and bronze artifacts from the Jomon and Yayoi periods. It won’t attract enough tourists to make a special trip to see it. There are replicas of the tomb murals outside.

My university is also a major university, so I think we created it because we felt we had to build a museum. An exhibition room filled with real relics [antiques that only enthusiasts would enjoy]. It's not very popular, and the staff have no motivation at all. It's natural that it's free, but if it's paid, people will be furious. It makes sense to rent a toilet.

This is a tradition of the Department of History at Kansai University.