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| Permanent Exhibition |
| The permanent exhibits are designed around selected themes from the flow of Japanese history and culture that have relevance today. The emphasis is on the way people used to live. |
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Gallery 6 Contemporary History
To be opened on Tuesday the 16th of March, 2010 |
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| The Botanical Garden of Everyday Life |
| Set in Sakura Castle Park, the Garden of Everyday Life is home to plants that have been a fundamental part of everyday living in Japan. The Garden aims at a deeper understanding of the relationship between people and plants. Garden plants have been divided thematically into six areas: Food; Textiles and Paper; Dyes; Medicines; Tools; and Fuels and Finishes. |
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| Rekihaku Lecture Series and Exploring Rekihaku |
The Rekihaku Lecture Series hosts talks by Rekihaku faculty or outside researchers on the second Saturday of every month. (Open attendance.)
Exploring Rekihaku explains Rekihaku's exhibitions and archival materials to elementary and middle school students on the second Saturday of each month. (Reservations required.) |
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| Rekihaku Forum |
| Rekihaku Forum is a periodic symposium that introduces the general public to special exhibitions and research conducted at Rekihaku. It is held three to five times annually either in the Rekihaku Lecture Hall or at outside conference centers. (Reservations required.) |
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