Nara Women's University / Public opening period of the Memoriarl Museum
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On this day, I thought I was going to see the building.
Both outside and inside the building.
The Women's College premises, which are normally inaccessible.
I was satisfied with the light unique to the historical building.
Furthermore, inside the memorial building was a bit of a museum.
The commemorative photograph of the first graduates and their instructors is dated March Taisho 2nd year(1913).
The Chrysanthemum Crest and 奉安所; a little over a hundred years ago, in the days of the Empire.
As a child, 100 years would have seemed a long time ago, but now it seems like a fraction of a second.
In the meantime, the people in these pictures are gone and the political system has changed.
There is nothing about them that makes me feel nostalgic.
It reminded me of the theme song of a TV cartoon I used to watch on Saturdays when my daughter was still in high school.
The story was not as good as I had hoped and I stopped watching it immediately, but the theme song was strangely catchy.
The theme song did not seem to change when the film was remade two or three years ago. I listened to the song on my daughter's iPhone via Bluetooth.
Time flies, not a long time ago, but the same old thing over and over again.
I looked at the piece of paper playing dress-up and the poster at Ginza Mitsukoshi.
The music used for the slides was
Johann Pachelbel：Canon and Gigue in D
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