Longshan Cultural & Creative Base

The Longshan Cultural and Creative Base has a small number of people on weekdays. It feels that the Beishi government has organized with ulterior motives. The environment is clean. B1 and B2 are well ventilated. The entrances and exits are controlled by personnel. Real-name system, temperature measurement, alcohol disinfection. B1 has some vendors selling things like crystal salt lamps and jade peeps, umbrella and glove pendants, and fortune-telling shops. Unfortunately, there are not too many shops. B2 has a small exhibition of the cultural relic Muyu of Longshan Temple. There are introductions and customs briefs beside the cultural relics, which is not bad. B2 also has comic contest works that can be watched carefully (I watched it closely and found that it was the real product and it was not printed, which scared me). It is recommended to add a layer of acrylic to protect the contest works. I hope that Longshan Cultural and Creative Base will hold more activities and become more and more lively.

A large rental space on the second basement floor of the Ryuzanji underground shopping center, which is directly connected to Ryuzanji station? is. Exhibitions and events are held. There were many areas under preparation, and there was nothing special to see. The timing may have been wrong.

Participate in the "Crossing the New Oriental National Culture Market" activity with a group of friends dressed in Hanfu. After the end, head to the opposite Longshan Temple. The lights are lit at night to create an atmosphere of peace and tranquility (first visit on 2021/12/25)