Learn about Japanese currency at the Currency Museum

#日本景点 The currency museum near Nihonbashi in Tokyo is a museum established by the Bank of Japan. It is within walking distance of the subway Nihonbashi Station. It mainly displays various currencies that have been used in Japan, as well as the history of Japan's entire currency. Before entering the exhibition area, you need to pass through a metal detector and luggage X-ray inspection. There are photo-taking areas and non-photographing areas. Everyone should pay attention. In addition to displaying various banknotes and history, there are also interactive games such as early methods of identifying real and fake coins and how heavy a thousand-liang gold box is🤩 Each interactive area in the exhibition area will have a seal that can be stamped, from ancient coins to modern small and large seals, etc., which is very interesting😊 Finally, there is a large stack of money next to the souvenir shop, imitating 10,000 yen banknotes to make 100 million yen, weighing about 10 kilograms, proving that "money must be strong to hold"💪💪