The Imperial Palace's Treasury Museum Exhibition: Treasures of the Imperial Family - Together with Items Related to Shizuoka

The Imperial Palace's Treasury Museum preserves, researches, and displays artworks handed down through the Imperial family. From approximately 6,200 items in the collection, 48 pieces are introduced, including modern Japanese paintings by Seihō Takeuchi and Taikan Yokoyama, paintings and crafts that demonstrate the connection between the Imperial family and Shizuoka, as well as famous swords presented to Emperor Meiji, who was known as a sword enthusiast, by former feudal lords. This is the first exhibition in Shizuoka Prefecture showcasing treasures of the Imperial family; why not enjoy the crystallization of traditional techniques and beauty?

Map & Location

Details about The Imperial Palace's Treasury Museum Exhibition: Treasures of the Imperial Family - Together with Items Related to Shizuoka

Date & Time

9/27(Sat)～11/3(Mon) 10:00～17:00

Note

Closed on Thursdays. Admission受付 is until 16:30.

Venue

Sano Museum of Art

Address

1-43 Nakata-cho, Mishima City, Shizuoka Prefecture

Fee

Admission fee: General & University students 1,300 yen, Elementary, Junior high, and High school students 650 yen

parking

Free parking

Access

Approximately 8 km from the Numazu IC

Access (Public)

About a 5-minute walk from Izu Hakone Railway 'Mishimadatacho' Station

Contact

055-975-7278 （Sano Museum of Art）

URL

https://sanobi.or.jp/exhibition/shozokan_2025/