Exhibition in Osaka: Shibusawa Keizo Memorial Project - Attic Museum

Research Cooperative
01/11/13 01:24:16PM
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This exhibition at the National Museum of Ethnology, Senri Expo Park, displays many curious objects collected around Japan in the early 20th century, including a wonderful series of Dharma dolls. The exhibition closes on 3rd December. See details below and on the museum website.

Members of the Research Cooperative can ask me to send free tickets that I am asked to distribute as a member of staff. I will be traveling for ten days in mid-November so ask me soon!

Thanks, Peter

http://www.minpaku.ac.jp/english/museum/exhibition/special/20130919attic/index

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Hours:10:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. (Entry permitted until 4:30 p.m.)Closed:Wednesdays (When a national holiday falls on Wednesday, closed the following day instead.)Organizer:National Museum of EthnologyAdmission Fee:Adults 830 (\350), senior high school and college/university students 450 (250), elementary and junior high school students 250 (130)
*Visitors can also view the regular exhibits.
  • The discount fees in parentheses are applied to visitors in groups of 20 or more, college students who use the museum for classes, senior high school students who use the museum for the purpose of writing papers for classes, those who have visited the museum within the previous three months, and those who are 65 years old and over. (Appropriate documents are required for the discounts.) College students include students of junior colleges, universities, graduate schools, and vocational schools.
  • When entering from Shizenbunkaen Park (the Natural and Cultural Gardens park), please purchase a museum admission ticket at the ticket machine located next to the gate. With the ticket, you can pass through the park for free.
  • Admission is free for a visitor with a physical disability certificate and also for his/her attendant.
  • Admission to the museum is free every Saturday for elementary school, junior high school, and senior high school students; however, if you come to the museum through Shizenbunkaen Park (the Natural and Cultural Gardens park), an admission fee is charged for the park.