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点评：This was an interesting museum. The entrance is a bit hidden (I had to ask at the next-door building for directions), but there are signs if you look carefully for them. I came to the museum from downtown by bus, which is easy with Google maps and a Suica card, if you have one. The closest bus stop is one to two blocks from the museum, depending on the bus you take.
I had heard about the Kobe earthquake, but didn't have any idea how destructive an earthquake can be. The displays, and especially the theatre films, gave an excellent introduction to what happened, and how the destruction occurred. The little vignettes about how people were affected by the earthquake were poignant; after this, the tour around the museum was more meaningful, as it explained how damage could be minimized.
The museum uses a timed entry ticket to limit the number of people in the museum (you are given an entry time when you buy your ticket at the door), but the wait until entry was only about 10 minutes.
There is a little cafe on the ground floor which serves good lunches at a reasonable price. You can point at their menu to explain what you want, although the servers did speak some English and communication was not difficult.
I walked back to the downtown from the museum, rather than taking the bus back. Along the nearby waterfront it's an enjoyable walk. The waterfront walkways and parks are easily accessible from the south exit of the museum lobby. From there it's about a 2 km walk to downtown. Almost all the waterfront from the museum to the downtown is developed as a waterfront park.
I had heard about the Kobe earthquake, but didn't have any idea how destructive an earthquake can be. The displays, and especially the theatre films, gave an excellent introduction to what happened, and how the destruction occurred. The little vignettes about how people were affected by the earthquake were poignant; after this, the tour around the museum was more meaningful, as it explained how damage could be minimized.
The museum uses a timed entry ticket to limit the number of people in the museum (you are given an entry time when you buy your ticket at the door), but the wait until entry was only about 10 minutes.
There is a little cafe on the ground floor which serves good lunches at a reasonable price. You can point at their menu to explain what you want, although the servers did speak some English and communication was not difficult.
I walked back to the downtown from the museum, rather than taking the bus back. Along the nearby waterfront it's an enjoyable walk. The waterfront walkways and parks are easily accessible from the south exit of the museum lobby. From there it's about a 2 km walk to downtown. Almost all the waterfront from the museum to the downtown is developed as a waterfront park.
翻译：这是一座很有意思的博物馆。入口有点隐蔽（我不得不去隔壁楼问路），但只要仔细找，就能看到指示牌。我从市中心坐公交车过来，用谷歌地图和Suica卡（如果你有的话）很容易找到。最近的公交车站离博物馆只有一到两个街区，具体距离取决于你乘坐的公交车。
我听说过神户地震，但完全没想到地震的破坏力竟然如此之大。博物馆的展览，尤其是放映的影片，让我对地震的来龙去脉以及破坏是如何发生的有了很好的了解。那些讲述地震如何影响人们生活的短片令人动容；之后，参观博物馆就更有意义了，因为它解释了如何最大限度地减少地震造成的损失。
博物馆采用限时入场的方式限制参观人数（你在门口买票时会被告知入场时间），但排队等候入场的时间只有大约10分钟。
一楼有一家小咖啡馆，提供价格合理的美味午餐。你可以指着菜单说明你想点什么，不过服务员也会说一些英语，沟通并不困难。
我没有坐公交车，而是从博物馆步行回市中心。沿着附近的海滨漫步非常惬意。从博物馆大厅南出口可以轻松前往海滨步道和公园。从那里步行到市中心大约2公里。从博物馆到市中心，几乎整条海滨都开发成了海滨公园。
我听说过神户地震，但完全没想到地震的破坏力竟然如此之大。博物馆的展览，尤其是放映的影片，让我对地震的来龙去脉以及破坏是如何发生的有了很好的了解。那些讲述地震如何影响人们生活的短片令人动容；之后，参观博物馆就更有意义了，因为它解释了如何最大限度地减少地震造成的损失。
博物馆采用限时入场的方式限制参观人数（你在门口买票时会被告知入场时间），但排队等候入场的时间只有大约10分钟。
一楼有一家小咖啡馆，提供价格合理的美味午餐。你可以指着菜单说明你想点什么，不过服务员也会说一些英语，沟通并不困难。
我没有坐公交车，而是从博物馆步行回市中心。沿着附近的海滨漫步非常惬意。从博物馆大厅南出口可以轻松前往海滨步道和公园。从那里步行到市中心大约2公里。从博物馆到市中心，几乎整条海滨都开发成了海滨公园。
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