The northeastern Japanese city of Morioka is home to an unusual, privately run small museum where visitors are encouraged to do what is normally forbidden -- touch the exhibits.The museum draws visually impaired visitors from across Japan, inviting guests to explore every exhibit through touch, turning imagination into hands-on discovery."My goal is to create a place where visually impaired visitors can make new discoveries no matter how many times they come," said the museum's director, Wakana Kawamata.Inside the 165-square-meter exhibition room, located on the second floor of Kawamata's f…READ FULL ARTICLE
