2/14 (Sun) Let's learn at the National Museum of Japanese History! "Edo" virtual tour around folding screen [ONLINE tour] Finished

◆ "Edo" virtual tour around the museum (* This tour is not eligible for all discount campaigns including the GO TO travel campaign) ・ Number of participants: Limited to the first 30 people ・ Organizer: Human, a university joint-use institution National Museum of Japanese History, Cultural Research Organization ・ Guide: Hiroshi Kurushima (speaker, specially appointed professor of the National Museum of Japanese History (former director), modern history of Japan) Takuji Suzuki (listener / facilitator, professor of the National Museum of Japanese History, museum information system)・ Benefits: A set of brochures * Benefits can only be sent to addresses within Japan.・ Time required: Approximately 90 minutes ・ Participation format: Online experience using Zoom (* Zoom URL will be sent by email after application) * This tour is part of the Agency for Cultural Affairs' [Cultural Arts Profitability Enhancement Project] It's a tour. Three folding screens used for the exhibition in the 3rd exhibition room "Modern" of the National Museum of History and Folklore, "Edo Zu Folding Screen" and "Edo Ichimoku Zu Folding Screen" (Tsuyama Folk Museum) Let's take a time slip to the modern "Edo" by using "Kura)" and "Edo Castle Climbing Scenery Folding Screen". Edo was one of the largest cities in the world at that time, with a population of about 1 million in the 18th century. What can we see from these folding screens? Please enjoy ♪

This is an ONLINE tour that unravels the state of Edo from a folding screen.
Let's go back in time while thinking about the life of Edo to see what Edo looks like from the folding screen!

Hiroshi Kurushima of the speaker (Hiroshi Kurushima) teacher, last Year 's Edo era specialized in the history scholar who served as director of the National Museum of Japanese History until March of.
He has a deep knowledge of school education using museums, and he is also an advocate of "Museum-type research integration", which states that museums are one of the ideal research institutes.

National Museum of Japanese History, which is nicknamed "Rekihaku" is 1983 Year was opened in March. The main building is a history and folk museum that comprehensively researches and exhibits Japanese history and culture. It is a magnificent museum with a total floor area of about 38,000 square meters on a site of about 130,000 square meters in a corner of Sakura Castle ruins in Sakura City Chiba It is a historical temple with a large scale. With the theme of history from prehistory and ancient times to the present and folk culture of the archipelago, in addition to actual materials, we actively incorporate precise reproductions and academically supported restoration models, etc. Who about Japanese history and culture? It is exhibited so that you can easily deepen your understanding.