Overview
A museum in Shinjuku, opening the early-Showa Japanese house where the writer Fumiko Hayashi lived.
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A memorial museum in Tokyo that opens to the public the home where Hayashi Fumiko, author of Horoki and Ukigumo, lived. You can tour the Japanese house built in the early Showa period and walk through a garden where you can feel Japan's four seasons. It is open 10:00-16:30, and closed on Mondays and over the New Year.
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