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National Museum of Japanese History - Living Plants Garden Special Project 'Traditional Morning Glories'

National Museum of Japanese History - Living Plants Garden Special Project 'Traditional Morning Glories'
Blue-spotted Kikyō with swirling leaves and white background red highlights

A collection of rare varieties of morning glories, including changeable and large-flowered types

National Museum of Japanese History - Living Plants Garden

8/6(Wed) 09:30~16:30

8/7(Thu) 09:30~16:30

8/8(Fri) 09:30~16:30

8/9(Sat) 09:30~16:30

8/10(Sun) 09:30~16:30

8/11(Mon) 09:30~16:30

8/12(Tue) 09:30~16:30

8/13(Wed) 09:30~16:30

8/14(Thu) 09:30~16:30

8/15(Fri) 09:30~16:30

8/16(Sat) 09:30~16:30

8/17(Sun) 09:30~16:30

8/19(Tue) 09:30~16:30

8/20(Wed) 09:30~16:30

8/21(Thu) 09:30~16:30

8/22(Fri) 09:30~16:30

8/23(Sat) 09:30~16:30

8/24(Sun) 09:30~16:30

8/26(Tue) 09:30~16:30

8/27(Wed) 09:30~16:30

8/28(Thu) 09:30~16:30

8/29(Fri) 09:30~16:30

8/30(Sat) 09:30~16:30

8/31(Sun) 09:30~16:30

At the special project 'Traditional Morning Glories' at the Living Plants Garden, we will exhibit about 100 varieties and around 700 pots of 'changeable morning glories' with unusual flower shapes and leaf shapes that seem unbelievable since the Edo period. This time, our theme is 'Changeable Morning Glories of the End of the Edo Period,' and we will introduce panels on morning glory illustrations published during the late Edo period, such as the 'Thirty-six Selected Morning Glories,' 'One Morning in Three Capitals,' and 'Morning Quiet Beauty (Kagami)'.

Map & Location

National Museum of Japanese History - Living Plants Garden

About 15 minutes from the Yachimata IC or Sakura IC on the Higashi-Kanto Expressway

About a 10-minute walk from Keisei Sakura Station by bus 'Miyakoji-cho' or 'National Museum of Japanese History' / or about a 25-minute walk from the station

Details about National Museum of Japanese History - Living Plants Garden Special Project 'Traditional Morning Glories'

Date & Time
8/6(Wed) 09:30~16:308/7(Thu) 09:30~16:308/8(Fri) 09:30~16:308/9(Sat) 09:30~16:308/10(Sun) 09:30~16:308/11(Mon) 09:30~16:308/12(Tue) 09:30~16:308/13(Wed) 09:30~16:308/14(Thu) 09:30~16:308/15(Fri) 09:30~16:308/16(Sat) 09:30~16:308/17(Sun) 09:30~16:308/19(Tue) 09:30~16:308/20(Wed) 09:30~16:308/21(Thu) 09:30~16:308/22(Fri) 09:30~16:308/23(Sat) 09:30~16:308/24(Sun) 09:30~16:308/26(Tue) 09:30~16:308/27(Wed) 09:30~16:308/28(Thu) 09:30~16:308/29(Fri) 09:30~16:308/30(Sat) 09:30~16:308/31(Sun) 09:30~16:30
Note
Closed on August 18 (Monday) and 25 (Monday). Early morning opening from August 11 (Monday, holiday) to August 17 (Sunday) begins at 8:30 AM. Last entry is by 4:00 PM. *Due to blooming characteristics, the best viewing time is early in the morning.
Venue
National Museum of Japanese History - Living Plants Garden
Address
117 Jonai-cho, Sakura City, Chiba Prefecture
Fee
General 100 yen, free for high school students and younger
parking
Free parking
Access
About 15 minutes from the Yachimata IC or Sakura IC on the Higashi-Kanto Expressway
Access (Public)
About a 10-minute walk from Keisei Sakura Station by bus 'Miyakoji-cho' or 'National Museum of Japanese History' / or about a 25-minute walk from the station
Contact
050-5541-8600 (Hello Dial)

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