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FY 2021 Exhibitions
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Museum’s Choice
130 years after the Nobi Earthquake
– the disaster’s records and stories that have been handed downExhibition period: May 29 (Sat) – June 27 (Sun), 2021
As we mark the 130th year since the Nobi Earthquake on October 28th, 1891, we shed light on present-day disaster prevention.
The exhibit showcases: the damage in the area around Gifu City and victim support activities; how the records and data were passed down; and actions carried out to commemorate the victims.
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Special exhibition
The World of Noh Costumes in the early modern period
Exhibition period: July 17 (Sat) – September 12 (Sun), 2021
This exhibit showcases Noh costumes actually used at Noh theaters which was regarded as important as it became ceremonial entertainment for the warrior class during the Edo period. It provides introduction to how Noh costumes were improved during the time when high-quality domestic silk production systems, dyeing and weaving technologies were established.
The exhibit presents the charm of Noh costumes as art pieces that go beyond stage garments and the Japanese craftsmanship behind it, by introducing the historical background and the costumes restored by experts who have a deep understanding of the materials and techniques of the time.
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Special exhibition
Beyond the Tough Voyages
― Ganjin-Wajo(Jianzhen) and Monk Yoei from Mino ―Exhibition period: October 8 (Fri) – November 23 (Tue/Holiday), 2021
This exhibit showcases Ganjin-Wajo and the Monk Yoei, who made a great effort to bring Ganjin from China to Japan.
* Event periods and contents are subject to change or may be cancelled due to the spread of COVID-19.
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Upcoming
Planned exhibition
Back to the Retro Japan
Exhibition period: December 17 (Fri), 2021 – March 6 (Sun), 2022
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Upcoming
Planned exhibition
Gifu Japanese Umbrella
Exhibition period: March 26 (Sat), 2022 –
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