A special exhibition "Remains of Civilization and enlightenment and Chuo-ku in 2017" is being held at Time Dome Akashi, a local Tenmonkan on the 6th floor of the Chuo-ku Public Health Center facing St. Luke Street, 12-1 Akashicho.
It's the red spot 
on the map below.
The period is from Saturday, February 3 to March 21 (Wednesday, public holidays).
The time is usually from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm, but on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, it is from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Closed days are every Monday (open on holidays, closed the next day).
Admission is free.
It is an interesting project where you can imagine the lives of people around Civilization and enlightenment on display.
Real items such as tableware, garbage, and toys found at archeological sites in Chuo-ku are on display.
The venue is divided into "clothing", "food" and "house", and the items used in the lives of people at that time are introduced, making it very easy to see.
There is also a polite explanation, and there are surprises and discoveries that I actually used such things a hundred years ago to live.
I know what the people at that time were eating
.
This exhibition clearly shows Chuo-ku, which seems to have been the most affected by Civilization and enlightenment in Japan, and Chuo-ku, where the lives of the common people of Edo remained.
In addition, we received special consent 
for photography at the venue.
Click here for the website of Chuo-ku, which introduced this exhibition. ⇒
http://www.city.chuo.lg.jp/event/culture/29minikikaku.html
