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Outline of Exhibition
Traditional Primroses
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The Botanical Garden of Everyday Life has held primrose exhibitions under the title “Traditional Primroses” since 2002.
“Traditional Primroses” refers to a series of primroses of many varieties that were produced from the unique flowers found in the wild by plantsmen from the middle of the Edo Period. The colors of the flowers vary from red to white, and the shapes of the petals also vary from flat to pincer-shaped. These primroses with their variety of colors and petals will be exhibited along with an innovative display of how primroses were traditionally appreciated- the unique, tiered primrose display stand having been donated in 2003.
| Period | Apr 11 (Tue), 2023- Apr 30 (Sun), 2023 |
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| Venue | Botanical Garden of Everyday Life, National Museum of Japanese History |
| Admissions | ¥100 * Free admission for High school age and below. |
| Hours | 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (no entrance after 4:00 p.m.) |
| Closed | Apr 17 (Mon), 24 (Mon) |
| Sponsor | National Museum of Japanese History |
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| Tiered Primrose Display Stand | Display in plastic greenhouse |
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| Ekiro-no-suzu | Janomegasa | Nankinkozakura |
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| Momo-no-mai | Appare | Utsubozaru |
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| Shiborigasane | Nagareboshi | Tajimabeni |
