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If you’re a music lover or just want to see something unique in Hamamatsu, this place is totally worth a visit!
Hamamatsu Museum of Musical Instruments的点评
点评：While exploring Hamamatsu, I stumbled upon the Hamamatsu Museum of Musical Instruments — and I’m so glad I did!
Hamamatsu is known as the “City of Music” because it’s home to famous companies like Yamaha and Kawai, so this museum felt like a perfect fit for the area. The building isn’t super flashy from the outside, but inside it’s packed with musical instruments from all over the world.
One of the coolest things was seeing traditional instruments from Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Americas all in one place. Some of them I had never seen in my life! There were also displays of Japanese instruments like the koto and shamisen, which were really beautiful.
My favorite part? There was a special area where you could actually try playing some instruments! It was fun (and pretty funny) trying things like a giant gong or strange wind instruments I’d never heard of.
The museum isn’t huge, but it’s well-organized and super peaceful inside. It felt like a relaxing break from the busy city. There were some English explanations, though not everywhere — but honestly, music is universal, so I didn’t feel lost at all.
If you’re a music lover or just want to see something unique in Hamamatsu, this place is totally worth a visit!
Hamamatsu is known as the “City of Music” because it’s home to famous companies like Yamaha and Kawai, so this museum felt like a perfect fit for the area. The building isn’t super flashy from the outside, but inside it’s packed with musical instruments from all over the world.
One of the coolest things was seeing traditional instruments from Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Americas all in one place. Some of them I had never seen in my life! There were also displays of Japanese instruments like the koto and shamisen, which were really beautiful.
My favorite part? There was a special area where you could actually try playing some instruments! It was fun (and pretty funny) trying things like a giant gong or strange wind instruments I’d never heard of.
The museum isn’t huge, but it’s well-organized and super peaceful inside. It felt like a relaxing break from the busy city. There were some English explanations, though not everywhere — but honestly, music is universal, so I didn’t feel lost at all.
If you’re a music lover or just want to see something unique in Hamamatsu, this place is totally worth a visit!
翻译：在探索滨松时，我偶然发现了滨松乐器博物馆——真是太幸运了！
滨松被称为“音乐之都”，因为雅马哈和卡瓦依等知名公司都坐落于此，所以这家博物馆与滨松的地理位置完美契合。博物馆外观并不华丽，但内部却陈列着来自世界各地的乐器。
最酷的事情之一就是能够在这里看到来自亚洲、非洲、欧洲和美洲的传统乐器。有些乐器我这辈子都没见过！博物馆还展出了日本筝和三味线等精美绝伦的日本乐器。
我最喜欢的部分？那里有一个特别的区域，可以让你亲身体验演奏各种乐器！尝试一些我从未听说过的巨型锣或奇特的管乐器，非常有趣（也相当有意思）。
博物馆规模不大，但布局合理，内部非常宁静。感觉就像逃离喧嚣都市，享受片刻宁静。虽然不是所有地方都有英文解说，但说实话，音乐是世界性的，所以我一点也不觉得迷茫。
如果你是个音乐爱好者，或者只是想在滨松欣赏一些独特的东西，这里绝对值得一游！
滨松被称为“音乐之都”，因为雅马哈和卡瓦依等知名公司都坐落于此，所以这家博物馆与滨松的地理位置完美契合。博物馆外观并不华丽，但内部却陈列着来自世界各地的乐器。
最酷的事情之一就是能够在这里看到来自亚洲、非洲、欧洲和美洲的传统乐器。有些乐器我这辈子都没见过！博物馆还展出了日本筝和三味线等精美绝伦的日本乐器。
我最喜欢的部分？那里有一个特别的区域，可以让你亲身体验演奏各种乐器！尝试一些我从未听说过的巨型锣或奇特的管乐器，非常有趣（也相当有意思）。
博物馆规模不大，但布局合理，内部非常宁静。感觉就像逃离喧嚣都市，享受片刻宁静。虽然不是所有地方都有英文解说，但说实话，音乐是世界性的，所以我一点也不觉得迷茫。
如果你是个音乐爱好者，或者只是想在滨松欣赏一些独特的东西，这里绝对值得一游！
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