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The study of the historian Rai Sanyo survived the bomb; his calligraphy and Chinese verse are kept here.
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Rai Sanyo Historic Site Museum is a museum in Fukuromachi, Naka Ward, Hiroshima, Hiroshima Prefecture, exhibiting materials related to Rai Sanyo and the Rai family. It is in the city center, just east of the former Bank of Japan Hiroshima Branch. The site area is about 1,700 m2. It is owned by the prefecture and managed by the Rai Sanyo Memorial Cultural Foundation, a public interest incorporated foundation.
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Founded / opened:1995 Highlights / collection:Calligraphy by Rai San'yo and Nihon Gaishi, Living quarters spared from the bombing Genre:Calligraphy
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