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Japanese
Cappadocia.
I
knew
its
existence,
but
I
had
no
chance
to
go
and
went
for
the
first
time.
It
was
a
mysterious
place
that
I
can't
think
of
as
Japanese.
There
was
an
exhibition
hall,
so
I
tried
to
enter,
but
there
were
only
a
few
exhibits
of
unearthed
items.
I
was
disappointed,
went
out,
entered
the
souvenir
shop,
and
talked
with
the
shopkeeper,
who
was
the
owner
of
a
hundred
holes!
Along
the
side
of
the
cafeteria
that
is
a
little
behind,
there
are
many
unearthed
items
in
a
glass
case.
The
number
is
more
than
tens
of
times
that
of
the
exhibition
hall.
The
owner
has
the
ownership.
(By
the
way,
the
photo
is
NG)
I
was
able
to
hear
valuable
photos
and
stories
from
the
excavation
research.
I
said
that
it
would
be
better
to
get
a
fee
even
for
a
small
amount
of
money
and
display
it
properly,
but
I
said
that
I
do
not
want
to
do
that
because
my
main
business
is
a
souvenir
shop
and
I
also
get
admission
for
a
hundred
holes.
He
was
very
kind
and
kind
with
no
strange
desires.
I
would
like
to
ask
you
to
purchase
meals
and
souvenirs
when
you
see
the
exhibits.
(Original)
日本のカッパドキア。
存在は知っていたのですが行く機会が無く初めて行きました。
日本のものとは思えない不思議な場所でした。
展示館があったので入ってみましたが少ししか出土品の展示がありませんでした。ガッカリして出て向いのお土産屋さんに入り店主の方とお話をしたら何とその方が百穴の地主さんでした！
少し奥に入った食堂の脇にはガラスケースに無造作に並べられた出土品が盛り沢山。
その数は展示館の数十倍以上。所有権は地主さんにあるとの事でした。（ちなみに写真はNGです）発掘調査当時の貴重な写真やお話もお聞き出来ました。
少額でも料金を取ってきちんと展示した方が良いのでは?とお話したのですが、本業はお土産屋であり百穴の入場料も貰ってるからそういう事はしたくないとおっしゃっていました。変な欲がなくとても気さくで親切な方でした。
展示品を観せて頂いたら食事やお土産を購入する事をお願いしたいと思います。
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