And the reason why the Japanese are arranged this way is not without reason.

At the beginning of the establishment of the Tokyo National Museum, only one of the main museums was open to the public, and most of the exhibits in this main museum are the essence of Japanese historical relics.

In addition, at the beginning of the opening of this museum, Japan happened to be in a period of rising national power, and the Japanese people were very proud of their country and patriotic sentiment was high, so no one came to the idea of this museum.

Later, after Japan's defeat in World War II, the museum did not suffer much damage.

Because as early as when the Japanese emperor decided to announce his surrender, those people with lofty ideals in Japan had already begun to prepare for the way back.

But if there was anything valuable, they hid it, and how could those guys not know the value of the collection in this museum, so these things had been buried deep in the mountains before the American GIs landed.

So even if the Americans took over Tokyo later, they couldn't find any treasures after digging three feet into the ground, but the families of many dignitaries and dignitaries at that time lost a lot, but these national treasures were not lost at all.

By the sixties and seventies of the last century, Japan had completely transformed into a follower of the United States, and because the United States was still facing the Soviet Union in Asia and the Vietnam War, it also relaxed its control over Japan.

In addition, the Japanese economy was also in a state of take-off at that time, so the Japanese quietly took out those treasures and opened several other pavilions by the way.

And at this time, even if the Americans want to do these things, it is not so easy to do it.

In this way, the museum's reputation gradually grew, and because the Japanese people at that time also enjoyed the dividends of the country's take-off, they were relatively wealthy.

In addition, Japan's B society claims to be the spokesperson of patriotic forces, so there are no blind people. Dare to come to the idea of this museum.

So until the end of the last century, the Tokyo National Museum didn't pay much attention to the security of the museum, after all, they didn't even have a single experience of thieves from the time it was established.

However, at the end of the last century, Japan's domestic economy was in dire straits due to the Asian financial crisis. At that time, the young dog Goichiro was committed to taking the far-right political line and trying to maintain his tough international image.

As a result, the international situation around him can be said to be three times a day, because that guy constantly visits the Yasukuni shrine and often shouts some far-right remarks in the international community.

This has led to a very obvious change in the attitude towards Japan in two surrounding countries, one is South Korea and the other is China, and even some extremists from both countries have come to Japan to cause trouble.

A few years later, a few years later, another Chinese actually ran to set fire to the Yasukuni Shrine and finally escaped to South Korea unharmed.

This kind of incident has not only raised the vigilance of the Yasukuni Shrine Toilet. It has also made some museums in Japan more vigilant and no longer relax their precautions as before.

They also know that they have done a lot of bad things in history, and the current heads of state are constantly releasing brainless remarks to stimulate the people of those two countries.

Who knows what kind of madman will come over from those two countries that day, and finally come and burn down his own museum?

And even if you don't burn down your own museum, you can't stand it if someone comes to smash it in the end?

To prevent such a thing from happening. They simply upgraded their security system and introduced their security alarm system. Of course, it also follows the path of Europe and the United States.

The alarm system of museums in Europe and the United States, in fact, is mainly anti-theft, the United States is the most experienced in this regard, some of their large museums are more closely guarded, almost every treasure will be installed with a sensor, and this sensor has two exits. One is connected to the museum's own security system, and the other is directly connected to the police station.

In this way, if someone commits a theft, it will immediately alarm the museum's own security on the one hand, and the nearest police station to the museum on the other.

This system. In fact, it was originally derived from the bank's alarm system.

After the Japanese introduced this system, they felt that it was very effective, so they didn't make much changes and continued to use it.

But they definitely wouldn't have thought that this system, in Jin Muchen's opinion, would be a big loophole.

Jin Muchen wore a police uniform and slowly came to the gate of the main building of the National Museum, and then knocked on the door.

At this time, it was already around 11 o'clock in the middle of the night, and the cleaning work inside the museum had basically been completed, so according to the information learned from Yoshihiko Noda, there were only three teams of security guards in the museum now, a total of twenty-four people.

The 24 people will be divided into three groups, each with eight people, to patrol the interior of the museum on time and on time.

But Yoshihiko Noda also said that the attitude of these security guards towards their work is not as conscientious as they imagined, and most of the time they are just perfunctory.

First, because this job is boring, and secondly, because the salary of this job is very low, the security guards who are willing to come to patrol the night scene are basically some middle-aged uncles of 34 years old, and few young people are willing to do such a job.

And the work attitude of these uncles can be imagined, most of the time they prefer to hide in the monitoring room and drink beer, and they are not willing to go out and walk around.

Obviously, it doesn't take an hour to patrol in shifts, but such guys sometimes patrol every two hours, or even three hours, and most of the time they hide in the monitoring room, watch the computer, or play cards, or drink and sleep.

After all, this job is too idle and too peaceful, and when Yoshihiko Noda was the director of the museum, he knew such things, but he generally chose to turn a blind eye, after all, this museum is too safe, there has never been an accident, and it is not easy for everyone to eat, and he is not willing to smash those people's jobs.

And later, after Mitsui Mitsura came to be the director of this museum, the situation on the opposite side of security did not change much, because the last few times Yoshihiko Noda entered and exited this museum, he could still see the security guards he recruited when he was the director.

So the security situation here can be imagined.

Jin Muchen knocked on the door of the main hall, and soon heard a sound of footsteps coming from inside, and then the air hole on the door was opened, revealing a pair of eyes full of vigilance.

"Who are you looking for?"

The people inside the gate looked at Jin Muchen, and their tones were full of impatience.

"Yaga, are you blind! I'm Ichiro Hasei from the Shibuya Police Department, and this is my police ID. Open the door and let me in, I've got business on business. ”

During this time, Jin Muchen has been secretly practicing Japanese, not to mention that he is really talented in language, of course, this is also related to his ability, smart ears and eyes, and excellent memory, plus I used to love watching Japanese love action movies with plots and subtitles, so I still have a bit of a foundation, so I learn very quickly.

After more than a month of hard work, he has been able to speak Japanese well, but he has never shown it in front of Watanabe and others.

The guy in the gate was startled by Jin Muchen's roar, but although Jin Muchen took the police ID card that could almost be faked and shook it in front of the guy, the guy still didn't care.

"Okay, Officer Hase, may I ask what the hell is the matter with you knocking on the door so late? Our museum has a rule that if the door is closed at night, it can't be opened. ”

The guy standing behind the door was obviously an old fritter, although he didn't see that the police card in Jin Muchen's hand was fake, but he was not bluffed by Jin Muchen, a Xibei police officer.

At this time, Jin Muchen rushed to the front of the air window of the gate with an arrow step, and shouted almost close to the guy's face: "Bage Yalu, what is your name, who is your superior?" Give me his phone number and I'm going to complain about you obstructing official business. What a bunch of bastards, what the hell are you doing in this museum? Can't you hear the explosion over there in Chiyoda? Well, let me tell you, we are now suffering from violent terrorist attacks, now the Metropolitan Police Department has issued martial law, and now Tokyo has entered a state of emergency. If I am assigned by my superiors to protect the safety of the museum, otherwise this place, do you think I am willing to come? What are you still doing in a daze, why don't you open the door and let me in, do you think I'm here to keep this place safe, and you want me to stay outside all night and drink the northwest wind? ”

Jin Muchen's attitude was very unfriendly, and at this time he was almost spitting in the face of that guy, and that guy was finally frightened by Jin Muchen's roar.

Taito Ward is just northeast of Chiyoda Ward, not far from Chiyoda Ward, so of course they know about the movements of the Yasukuni Shrine.

What's more, they also have computers in their monitoring room, so even if they can't see the news on TV first, they can still learn about what's going on in Tokyo from the Internet.

"Alright then, but I'll give your Director Narita a call first."

The old guy's attitude finally relaxed, but his words startled Jin Muchen, he really didn't expect this old guy's vigilance to be so high, and what was even more bizarre was that he could still know the phone number of the Shibuya Police Station and Director Narita.

What can I do, if he gets through, then he's going to have to goot...... (To be continued.) )