National Museum of Japanese History - Special Exhibition "Traditional Primula"

"Traditional Primula" refers to a series of primulas that have been cultivated by horticulturists since the mid-Edo period, where odd flowers were sought out from wild types, resulting in many varieties. The Botanical Garden showcases approximately 400 varieties of primulas with diverse flower colors and shapes, and also reproduces traditional viewing methods using primula flower beds. This year, the theme is "Reading 'Primula Cultivation Method' - Centered on Primula Association (Interest Group) -" and will provide panel explanations of the cultivation methods of the Primula Association as noted in the 'Primula Cultivation Method'.

Date & Time

4/8(Tue) 09:30～16:304/9(Wed) 09:30～16:304/10(Thu) 09:30～16:304/11(Fri) 09:30～16:304/12(Sat) 09:30～16:304/13(Sun) 09:30～16:304/15(Tue) 09:30～16:304/16(Wed) 09:30～16:304/17(Thu) 09:30～16:304/18(Fri) 09:30～16:304/19(Sat) 09:30～16:304/20(Sun) 09:30～16:304/22(Tue) 09:30～16:304/23(Wed) 09:30～16:304/24(Thu) 09:30～16:304/25(Fri) 09:30～16:304/26(Sat) 09:30～16:304/27(Sun) 09:30～16:304/29(Tue) 09:30～16:304/30(Wed) 09:30～16:30

Note

Closed on April 14 (Mon), 21 (Mon), and 28 (Mon). Admission until 16:00.

Venue

National Museum of Japanese History - Botanical Garden

Address

117 Jonai-cho, Sakura City, Chiba Prefecture

Free

Individual 100 yen, free for high school students and below

parking

Free parking

Access

About 15 minutes from Yotsukaido IC or Sakura IC on the Higashi-Kanto Expressway, next to Sakura Junior High School

Access (Public)

About a 10-minute walk from Keisei Sakura Station by bus to 'Miyakoji-machi' or 'National Museum of Japanese History' / About a 25-minute walk from Keisei Sakura Station

Contact

050-5541-8600 （Hello Dial）

URL

https://www.rekihaku.ac.jp