企画展示

Outline

The National Museum of Japanese History gives the public broad access to recently acquired collections and items as part of its policy of actively disclosing information regarding the museum's acquisitions.

This exhibition is divided into small sections, each focusing on one of the main exhibits, and giving a varied composition to the exhibition as a whole.

Main items for exhibition

1. Ryusuimon-design dotaku (bronze bell-shaped vessels) exhibits
2. Chinese stone rubbing exhibits
3. Documents from Shosoin non-imperial treasury archives / From the library of the former Sanjonishi clan
4. Premodern world map exhibits
5. Nagasaki makie lacquer-work plaques
6. Modern city exhibits
7. Digital items
8. Misemono (show) exhibits

Photos

Makie lacquer-work plaquette with portrait of Friedrich II (right side)	Makie lacquer-work plaquette with portrait of Friedrich II (back side)	Ryusuimon-design dotaku (bronze bell-shaped vessels)
Family report (shujitsu) of Ou-no-Hiromaro	Family report (shujitsu) of Touta-no-Mushimaro	Fiftieth volume of Engishiki (an important cultural property), Start of scroll
Complete map of the world (Konyo bankoku zenzu), Reproduction	Folding screen depicting people visiting Edo Castle
Picture scrolls of the Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido, First scroll [1]	Picture scrolls of the Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido, First scroll [2]