Edo-Tokyo Open-air Architectural Museum part2.

It's some kind of my routine activity to go to "Edo-Tokyo Open-air Architectural Museum". Always I go there and find new thing.

There was a time when one of my grandmother was still alive, and her home has such kind of old style phone... It reminds me of an old days that never comes back... She was one of the most friendly and close to me.

Well, do you know what they are? they are seals and marks that have their own meanings. Second one from above marks is simply written "dog". That cautions people this home has a dog. It's good for keeping some people away from theft or people who are terrible with dogs.
(I love dogs, by the way ;)

Do you know what this is again? It's a broom for the garden ! We don't use this kind of broom recently since many houses in urban area don't have any garden :D

I like this place the best of all of this museum ;)

It's a place where they sell dried things like seaweeds, shrimps, squids, eggs (Is this dried thing!?) and so on. Of course they are replica, but it's mouth watering !

Those dried squids are called surume-ika, People usually eat it with drinking alcohol ;) You can find it with one portion even in the convenience store.

It was a beautiful sky at that time. I like looking up to the sky and clouds. That's the moment when I belong to the space.

Edo-Tokyo Open-air Architectural Museum is located in the outskirt in Tokyo.
Admission fee is 400 yen, or about $5.

I have a passport for a year ;)