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Permanent Exhibitions
- Lobby
- The lobby serves as a square connecting various exhibition rooms on the first floor, where you can find displays such as a 1/15 scale model of Himeji Castle and a glass replica of Himeji Castle. In addition to screening videos related to museums and Hyogo Prefecture, various events are also held there.
- 1Free Area
- Art and Life/Library
- In the “Art and Crafts in Hyogo” section, you can see art pieces showcasing Buddhist culture, paintings, crafts, and other artworks related to Hyogo Prefecture and other areas. In the “Old Life” section, you can explore displays of everyday utensils used from the Edo period to the Showa era(19th-20th century).
- 2Free Area
- Collection Gallery
- This is the mini exhibition room where you can see our collection in various perspectives. We change the displays about four times a year. You can enjoy different exhibitions every time you visit.
※Please note that this space may be utilized as a sub-venue for large-scale exhibitions.
- 3Free Area
- Hands-on Room
- This room is dedicated to the theme of a Universal Museum, aiming to be an enjoyable space for everyone. You can enjoy new corners featuring hands-on exhibits and virtual dressing experiences of a court lady costume and a samurai armor on smartphones.
- 4Free Area
- Anatomy of Himeji Castle
- You can see exhibits showcasing the East Main Pillar of the World Heritage Site and National Treasure, Himeji Castle’s main keep, as well as the shachihoko, which played a crucial role in the repair at the Showa era(1956-64). We recommend visiting this exhibition before exploring the castle.
- 4Free Area
- Theater
- You can see valuable footage of the major repairs during the Showa era, completed in 1964.
- 5Charged Area
- Special Exhibition Room
- This room is used for special exhibitions, thematic exhibitions, and other temporary exhibitions.
- 5Charged Area
- History of Hyogo
- In this room, you can see the history from ancient to modern times, encompassing the former five provinces of Settsu, Harima, Tajima, Tamba, and Awaji, which laid the foundation for present-day Hyogo Prefecture. Additionally, you can see the progress of Hyogo Prefecture.
※Please note that this space may be utilized as a venue for large-scale exhibitions.
- 6Charged Area
- Corridor of History
- You can see various locations throughout Hyogo Prefecture during the modern and contemporary periods through the projection of visuals, including antique photographs and picture postcards from The Takahashi Collection.
※Please note that this space may be utilized as a sub-venue for large-scale exhibitions.
- 7Charged Area
- History of Japanese Children
- Japanese anime and manga, which have now gained popularity worldwide, have a rich history dating back to the Edo period. Books and toys for children have existed since then and have served as a reflection of the times. Our museum introduces children’s culture from the Edo period to the present, from the “Irie Collection,” an extensive collection of children’s cultural history materials consisting of over 11,000 items.
- 7Charged Area
- Festivals of Hyogo
- You can see various festivals and folk performances from different parts of the prefecture, including the ‘Kenka Matsuri,’ where mikoshi or portable shrines collide vigorously, and the ‘Mitsuyama Taisai,’ held once every 20 years, with materials, models, and videos.
- 8Charged Area
- Encyclopedia of Japanese Castles
- You can see all “12 surviving tenshu” (main keeps) and the “Kanei-era Edo Castle Tenshu (3rd generation)” constructed by Tokugawa Iemitsu reprduced at a scale of 1/50. We present various topics related to Japanese castles, including Himeji Castle, through models and panels.
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