National Museum of Japanese History, 3rd Exhibition Room, Special Exhibition "Hina Decoration Related to Prince Takamatsu"

Prince Takamatsu was born as the eighth daughter of Emperor Ninkō and married Tokugawa Iesada, the 14th shogun, in 1861 as a symbol of 'union of court and military'. It is recorded that she enjoyed the Hina Matsuri, keeping numerous Hina dolls and exchanging them with others during the festival. This exhibition displays approximately 100 Hina dolls and Hina tools that have been handed down as items used by Prince Takamatsu, introducing a glimpse of Edo period culture and the artisans' remarkable craftsmanship. ■Note The viewing path in the general exhibition room is about 4km long, so if you are in a hurry, it is recommended to use the central staircase and start from the 3rd exhibition room.

Date & Time

2/18(Tue) 2/19(Wed) 2/20(Thu) 2/21(Fri) 2/22(Sat) 2/23(Sun) 2/24(Mon) 2/26(Wed) 2/27(Thu) 2/28(Fri) 3/1(Sat) 3/2(Sun) 3/5(Wed) 3/6(Thu) 3/7(Fri) 3/8(Sat) 3/9(Sun) 3/11(Tue) 3/12(Wed) 3/13(Thu) 3/14(Fri) 3/15(Sat) 3/16(Sun) 3/18(Tue) 3/19(Wed) 3/20(Thu) 3/21(Fri) 3/22(Sat) 3/23(Sun) 3/25(Tue) 3/26(Wed) 3/27(Thu) 3/28(Fri) 3/29(Sat) 3/30(Sun)

Note

Closed on Mondays (open on holidays that fall on Mondays, closed the following day); March 4 (Tuesday). In February, open from 9:30 to 16:30, last admission at 16:00. In March, open from 9:30 to 17:00, last admission at 16:30.

Venue

National Museum of Japanese History, 3rd Exhibition Room, Special Exhibition Room

Address

117 Jonai-cho, Sakura City, Chiba Prefecture

Free

Adults 600 yen, university students 250 yen, free for high school students and below. *The general exhibition is also available for viewing.

parking

Free parking

Access

About 15 minutes from the 'Yachiyo' or 'Sakura' interchanges on the Higashi-Kanto Expressway

Access (Public)

About a 5-minute bus ride or a 15-minute walk from Keisei Sakura Station

Contact

050-5541-8600 （Hello Dial）

URL

https://www.rekihaku.ac.jp