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FY 2020 Exhibitions
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Museum’s Choice
Exhibition period: April 4 (Sat) –
June 28 (Sun)July 5 (Sun), 2020* Special exhibition room is closed from May 11 (Mon) through 15 (Fri) due to exhibition changes.
※Change of session
The museum’s collections and deposited items are on display.
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Museum’s Choice
Exhibition period: July 11 (Sat) – August 23 (Sun), 2020
* Special exhibition room is closed from August 3 (Mon) through 7 (Fri) due to exhibition changes.
The museum’s collections and deposited items are on display.
* Due to cancellation of the special exhibition “The World of Noh Costumes,” originally scheduled from July 10 (Fri) through August 30 (Sun), museum's choice is exhibited during the period.
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Canceled
Special exhibition
The World of Noh Costumes
Exhibition period: July 10 (Fri) – August 30 (Sun), 2020
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Ended
Special exhibition
NHK taiga drama series Special exhibition “Awaiting Kirin”
Exhibition period: September 18 (Fri) – November 3 (Tue/Holiday), 2020
An exhibition focusing on Akechi Mitsuhide, the main character in the NHK taiga drama series “Awaiting Kirin.” It highlights Mitsuhide and the era he lived in.
* Exhibited items shall partially change during the event period.
Closed: October 12 (Mon) & 13 (Tue)* As a measure to prevent the spread of COVID-19 infection, all visitors for this exhibition are required to make reservations online to avoid crowd congestion at the venue. Please note that all visitors, regardless of whether the admission is free or not, are required to make reservations online.
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Planned exhibition
Back to the Retro Japan
Exhibition period: November 28 (Sat), 2020 – March 7 (Sun), 2021
This year, just like last year, antique tools dating back 150–40 years are collected and exhibited. They are exhibited in 2 categories that are connected to the life of children; “Town” and “Home.”
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In session
Special exhibition
The Jinshin War
Exhibition period: March 26 (Fri) – May 16 (Sun), 2021
The Jinshin War of 672 is said to be the biggest war in the history of ancient Japan. In this exhibition, we introduce the details of the war as well as the people and regions in Gifu involved in it.
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FY 2019 Exhibitions
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