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	2009 Special Program at the Botanical Garden of Everyday Life: Winter Flowers "Camellia Sasanqua" Special Program at the Botanical Garden of Everyday Life: Traditional Antique Chrysanthemum The Beginning of the Jomon Culture --What Took Place 15,000 Years Ago?-- Special Program at the Botanical Garden of Everyday Life : Traditional Japanese Morning Glories Palaces, Religious Structures, and Dwellings in East Asia --The Truth of Traditional Japanese Architecture-- Special Program at the Botanical Garden of Everyday Life : Traditional Primroses The How and Why of Nishiki-e Production Special Program at the Botanical Garden of Everyday Life: Beech Forests and the World of Kijiya Woodworkers 2008 Special Program at the Botanical Garden of Everyday Life: Winter Flowers "Camellia Sasanqua" Special Program at the Botanical Garden of Everyday Life: Traditional Antique Chrysanthemum Fabrics of History: Textiles Handed Down Through Japanese and Korean History Traditional Japanese Morning Glories Travel -- From Edo period pilgrimages to modern railway travel Special Program at the Botanical Garden of Everyday Life Traditional Primroses Exhibits held in cooperation with the National Institutes for the Humanities The Museum that Never Was: Paper -- Exhibits from the Museum of Japanese Business History Collection 2007 Exhibition of New Acquisitions -- 2007 Special Exhibit -- Japanese Architecture -- 2007 The Relocation of Japan's Capital to Nagaoka -- Emperor Kanmu and the Age of Upheaval -- Special Program at the Botanical Garden of Everyday Life, Japanese Morning Glory -- The Tradition When did the Yayoi period begin !? -- frontier of dating research -- Special Program at the Botanical Garden of Everyday Life Traditional Primroses Western Capital, Eastern Capital -- Illustrated Cities of the Middle Ages and Early Modern Period 2006 Exhibition of New Acquisitions -- 2006 Special Exhibit -- Japanese Architecture -- 2006 Special Program: "The Introduction of Guns in Japanese History - From Tanegashima to the Boshin War-" Special Program at the Botanical Garden of Everyday Life: Japanese Morning Glory The Sakura Regiments and the Age of War Japanese Shrines -What is a shrine ?- 2005 Exhibition of New Acquisitions -- 2005 Special Exhibit -- Japanese Architecture 2005 The Power of Poetry -- Japanese Poetry through the Ages Japanese Musical Instruments:Heirloom of Kishu-Tokugawa Family Japanese morning glory 2005 Joint Exhibit(Held at the National Science Museum, Tokyo) "Jomon versus Yayoi" Wetland and Jomon People -- Archaeology in the Wetlands The Interaction in Medieval East Asian Sea 2004 Exhibition of New Acquisitions 2004 Winter Flowers "Camellia sasanqua" 2004 The Meiji Restoration and Hirata Kokugaku Traditional plants of the Seasons: Autumn "Antique Chrysanthemum" Plants and Flowers Crossing over the Sea in Japanese History Popular Culture and Created Heroes Guide to the Traditional Seasonal Flora Exhibition on "Traditional Dianthus" Guide to the Traditional Seasonal Flora Exhibition on "Traditional Primrose" 2003 Exhibition of New Acquisitions 2003 Winter Flowers"Camellia sasanqua" 2003 Science in the Quest for History Documenting Disaster: Natural Disasters in Japanese History, 1703-2003 Japanese morning glory 2003 Haniwa - Form and Meaning 2002 Exhibition of New Acquisitions 2002 The Function of Medieval Temples and Monasteries Traditional plants of the Seasons: Summer -- Uri and Hyoutan Male and female accessories Japanese morning glory 2002 Ancient Japanese writing symbols Exhibition of New Items in the Collection 2001 Winter Flowers"Camellia sasanqua" What Can Be Learned From Illustrations of Shrine and Temple Grounds? Japanese morning glory
	-From Seedling to Flowering -
	Kaleidoscope of the different worlds
	-The World to Come, Specters, Fortune Telling -
	Opening the Doors to Jomon Culture
	- From the Sannai Maruyama Site to the Jomon Archipelago -
	New Collection of Exhibits
	- Birth, Marriage, and Funeral -
	2000
	Castles and the Unification of the Realm
	15th century to 17th century Japan
	Japanese carpentry Tools that traveled to the Netherlands Japanese morning glory
	From Seedling to Flowering
	The Jomon people in the northern Island

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