European Union Fostering the Future

▷Recommended for

• For those who want to enjoy the atmosphere of Europe in photos in a casual way.
• Those who wish to avoid crowds and enjoy the exhibition in peace and quiet.
• Those who want to experience a bit of technology x art

Synthetic photo booths where pictures can be taken are the most popular.

The most exciting part of the museum was the photo spot where visitors could take pictures against the backdrop of European tourist attractions. The realistic background composition is perfect for commemorative photos for social networking sites. However, the rest of the exhibits are a bit tame and some may feel that they are too simple.

The patterns drawn by the robot arm are a little plain but soothing.

There is also a robot arm that draws patterns on the sand, but it moves slowly and may not leave a lasting impression unless you stop and look carefully. However, it is a good “pause” exhibit for a short break during busy times.

Digital origami and other experiences are available, but only some of them.

There is also a digital exhibit that uses a screen to “fold” origami, but the presentation itself is simple and may not leave a strong impression. The volume of the exhibition is also modest, and many visitors are likely to finish it quickly.

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Summary｜Photography is the main focus, but you can also stop by if you have extra time.

The overall structure is quiet and simple. It is suited to a style of enjoying the exhibits lightly, mainly taking commemorative photos in the photo booth. It may be a bit lacking for those who are looking for the number of exhibits or the flamboyance of the production, but it is recommended for those who want to avoid the crowds and spend a relaxing time.