th –January 4th About the Museum - 国立民族学博物館 · (EXPOCITY-mae) or Nihon-teien-mae...
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2018.2 I n f o r m a t i o n TEL. +81 - (0)6 - 6876 - 2151 Group discount fee also applies to the following visitors (please present document): · Students who use the Museum as part of their course work · Those who have visited the Museum within the previous three months · Visitors aged 65 and over ● Entering through the Natural and Cultural Gardens : If you purchase a Museum ticket at the entrance, gate admission to the park is free. ● Admission is free for disabeled persons (carrying a concession card) and one accompanying person. ● High School students can visit the museum for free on Saturdays. To pass through the Natural and Cultural Gardens, they will need to purchase a Gardens ticket. ● You can reach the Museum from Koen-Higashiguchi Station of the Osaka Monorail without going through the Natural and Cultural Gardens pay area. From the Nihon-teien-mae Parking Lot, please use the gate that is designated for Museum visitors, located adjacent to the ticketing gates for the park. 10:00a.m. － 5:00p.m. (Entry permitted until 4:30p.m.) Wednesdays (when Wednesday falls on a National Holiday, we close on the next day.) Also closed: December 28 th –January 4 th Adults 420 yen 250 yen Free Admission 350 yen 200 yen An additional fee may be necessary for special exhibitions. Individual Group (20 or more) Students High School, College and University Children Junior High School student and younger Hours Contact details Closed days Admission Fees ●Through park, from either Bampaku-Kinen-Koen Station or Koen-Higashiguchi Station (15 minutes walk) ●Buses from Hankyu Ibaraki-shi Station, or Japan Railways (JR) Ibaraki Station, to stop at Bampaku- kinen-koen Stn. (EXPOCITY-mae) or Nihon-teien-mae (the Japanese Garden), 13 minutes walk from each stop. ●Private cars and taxis can park at Nihon-teien-mae Parking Lot, or make free drop-off (less than 30 minutes halt) closest access to the Museum is the ticket gate inside the Parking Lot Access On the third Saturday of every month, we present seminars for the general public. Minpaku Seminars Members receive benefits such as the Kikan Minzokugaku [Ethnology Quarterly], monthly lectures and seminars. For details, contact the Senri Foundation, TEL 06-6877-8893 Minpaku Associates Each film is accompanied by a public lecture. Minpaku Film Shows Performing arts from around the world with special lectures on ethnological topics. Special Lectures and Performances Our researchers give informal talks to the general public every Sunday. Minpaku Weekend Salon A large Dutch street organ is played and workshops are held. Entrance Hall Events 10-1 Senri Expo Park, Suita, Osaka 565-8511 URL www.minpaku.ac.jp/english/ N Main Gate Chugoku Expressway Osaka Monorail East Gate The Japan Folk Crafts Museum, Osaka Tower of the Sun Japanese Garden Nihonteien-mae Parking Lot Nihonteien-mae Bus stop Koen-higashiguchi Station Nihonteien-mae Bus Stop Koen-higashiguchi Station Bampaku-kinen-koen Station National Museum of Ethnology Natural and Cultural Gardens Bampaku-kinen-koen Stn. (EXPOCITY-mae) Bus Stop FAX. +81-(0)6-6875-0401
Transcript of th –January 4th About the Museum - 国立民族学博物館 · (EXPOCITY-mae) or Nihon-teien-mae...
A b o u t t h e M u s e u mThe National Museum of Ethnology
was founded in 1974 and opened to the public in 1977.
It is a comprehensive research museum with academic
sta� specializing in ethnology and related �elds.
The Museum holds extensive collections of cultural artifacts
and related materials (digital, audio-visual, and printed).
We aim to provide the general public
with accurate and current information on societies around the world,
in order to facilitate mutual understanding among all people.
In Japanese, the National Museum of Ethnology is referred to as “Minpaku”.
Entrance to theSpecial Exhibition Hall
Main Exhibition Building
Taiyomon Gate
Main Gate
2018.2
I n f o r m a t i o n
TEL. +81-(0)6-6876-2151
Group discount fee also applies to the following visitors (please present document):· Students who use the Museum as part of their course work· Those who have visited the Museum within the previous three months· Visitors aged 65 and over
● Entering through the Natural and Cultural Gardens : If you purchase a Museum ticket at the entrance, gate admission to the park is free.
● Admission is free for disabeled persons (carrying a concession card) and one accompanying person.● High School students can visit the museum for free on Saturdays. To pass through the Natural and
Cultural Gardens, they will need to purchase a Gardens ticket.● You can reach the Museum from Koen-Higashiguchi Station of the Osaka Monorail without going
through the Natural and Cultural Gardens pay area.
From the Nihon-teien-mae Parking Lot, please use the gate that is designated for Museum visitors,located adjacent to the ticketing gates for the park.
10:00a.m.－5:00p.m. (Entry permitted until 4:30p.m.)Wednesdays (when Wednesday falls on a National Holiday, we close on the next day.) Also closed: December 28th –January 4th
Adults
420 yen 250 yen Free Admission350 yen 200 yenAn additional fee may be necessary for special exhibitions.
IndividualGroup (20 or more)
StudentsHigh School, College and University
ChildrenJunior High School student and younger
Hours
Contact details
Closed days
Admission Fees
●Through park, from either Bampaku-Kinen-Koen Station or Koen-Higashiguchi Station (15 minutes walk)●Buses from Hankyu Ibaraki-shi Station, or Japan Railways (JR) Ibaraki Station, to stop at Bampaku-
kinen-koen Stn. (EXPOCITY-mae) or Nihon-teien-mae (the Japanese Garden), 13 minutes walk from each stop.●Private cars and taxis can park at Nihon-teien-mae Parking Lot, or make free drop-o�
(less than 30 minutes halt) closest access to the Museum is the ticket gate inside the Parking Lot
Access
Special Exhibition Hall
Entranceto the Museum
Exit from the Museum
On the third Saturday of every month, we present seminars for the general public.Minpaku Seminars
Members receive bene�ts such as the Kikan Minzokugaku [Ethnology Quarterly],monthly lectures and seminars.For details, contact the Senri Foundation, TEL 06-6877-8893
Minpaku Associates
Each �lm is accompanied by a public lecture.Minpaku Film Shows
Performing arts from around the world with special lectures on ethnological topics.Special Lectures and Performances
Our researchers give informal talks to the general public every Sunday.Minpaku Weekend Salon
A large Dutch street organ is played and workshops are held.Entrance Hall Events
●Main Building GalleriesThe main building has permanent exhibition galleries focused on regions and cross-cultural themes. The regional exhibitions are arranged so that visitors begin with Oceania, then work their way eastward around the world, arriving in Japan at the end. The cross-cultural exhibitions for music and language represent ethnic cultures from around the world.
●Special ExhibitionsThese exhibitions introduce research related to speci�c themes and materials. Held in the Special Exhibition Hall two times a year.
●Thematic ExhibitionsSmaller temporary exhibitions held several times a year in the main building.
●Free ZonesThe ‘Introduction’ display, ‘Discovery Space’, and ‘Videotheque’ can be seen and used free of charge.
●LibraryOur library on the third �oor is open to the public.
10-1 Senri Expo Park, Suita, Osaka 565-8511URL www.minpaku.ac.jp/english/
N
Main GateChugoku Expressway
Osaka Monorail
East Gate
The Japan Folk Crafts Museum, Osaka
Tower of the Sun
Japanese Garden
Nihonteien-mae Parking Lot
Nihonteien-maeBus stop
Koen-higashiguchiStation
Nihonteien-maeBus Stop
Koen-higashiguchiStation
Bampaku-kinen-koen Station
National Museum of Ethnology
Natural and Cultural Gardens
Bampaku-kinen-koen Stn. (EXPOCITY-mae) Bus Stop
FAX. +81-(0)6-6875-0401
A b o u t t h e M u s e u mThe National Museum of Ethnology
was founded in 1974 and opened to the public in 1977.
It is a comprehensive research museum with academic
sta� specializing in ethnology and related �elds.
The Museum holds extensive collections of cultural artifacts
and related materials (digital, audio-visual, and printed).
We aim to provide the general public
with accurate and current information on societies around the world,
in order to facilitate mutual understanding among all people.
In Japanese, the National Museum of Ethnology is referred to as “Minpaku”.
Entrance to theSpecial Exhibition Hall
Main Exhibition Building
Taiyomon Gate
Main Gate
2018.2
I n f o r m a t i o n
TEL. +81-(0)6-6876-2151
Group discount fee also applies to the following visitors (please present document):· Students who use the Museum as part of their course work· Those who have visited the Museum within the previous three months· Visitors aged 65 and over
● Entering through the Natural and Cultural Gardens : If you purchase a Museum ticket at the entrance, gate admission to the park is free.
● Admission is free for disabeled persons (carrying a concession card) and one accompanying person.● High School students can visit the museum for free on Saturdays. To pass through the Natural and
Cultural Gardens, they will need to purchase a Gardens ticket.● You can reach the Museum from Koen-Higashiguchi Station of the Osaka Monorail without going
through the Natural and Cultural Gardens pay area.
From the Nihon-teien-mae Parking Lot, please use the gate that is designated for Museum visitors,located adjacent to the ticketing gates for the park.
10:00a.m.－5:00p.m. (Entry permitted until 4:30p.m.)Wednesdays (when Wednesday falls on a National Holiday, we close on the next day.) Also closed: December 28th –January 4th
Adults
420 yen 250 yen Free Admission350 yen 200 yenAn additional fee may be necessary for special exhibitions.
IndividualGroup (20 or more)
StudentsHigh School, College and University
ChildrenJunior High School student and younger
Hours
Contact details
Closed days
Admission Fees
●Through park, from either Bampaku-Kinen-Koen Station or Koen-Higashiguchi Station (15 minutes walk)●Buses from Hankyu Ibaraki-shi Station, or Japan Railways (JR) Ibaraki Station, to stop at Bampaku-
kinen-koen Stn. (EXPOCITY-mae) or Nihon-teien-mae (the Japanese Garden), 13 minutes walk from each stop.●Private cars and taxis can park at Nihon-teien-mae Parking Lot, or make free drop-o�
(less than 30 minutes halt) closest access to the Museum is the ticket gate inside the Parking Lot
Access
Special Exhibition Hall
Entranceto the Museum
Exit from the Museum
On the third Saturday of every month, we present seminars for the general public.Minpaku Seminars
Members receive bene�ts such as the Kikan Minzokugaku [Ethnology Quarterly],monthly lectures and seminars.For details, contact the Senri Foundation, TEL 06-6877-8893
Minpaku Associates
Each �lm is accompanied by a public lecture.Minpaku Film Shows
Performing arts from around the world with special lectures on ethnological topics.Special Lectures and Performances
Our researchers give informal talks to the general public every Sunday.Minpaku Weekend Salon
A large Dutch street organ is played and workshops are held.Entrance Hall Events
●Main Building GalleriesThe main building has permanent exhibition galleries focused on regions and cross-cultural themes. The regional exhibitions are arranged so that visitors begin with Oceania, then work their way eastward around the world, arriving in Japan at the end. The cross-cultural exhibitions for music and language represent ethnic cultures from around the world.
●Special ExhibitionsThese exhibitions introduce research related to speci�c themes and materials. Held in the Special Exhibition Hall two times a year.
●Thematic ExhibitionsSmaller temporary exhibitions held several times a year in the main building.
●Free ZonesThe ‘Introduction’ display, ‘Discovery Space’, and ‘Videotheque’ can be seen and used free of charge.
●LibraryOur library on the third �oor is open to the public.
10-1 Senri Expo Park, Suita, Osaka 565-8511URL www.minpaku.ac.jp/english/
N
Main GateChugoku Expressway
Osaka Monorail
East Gate
The Japan Folk Crafts Museum, Osaka
Tower of the Sun
Japanese Garden
Nihonteien-mae Parking Lot
Nihonteien-maeBus stop
Koen-higashiguchiStation
Nihonteien-maeBus Stop
Koen-higashiguchiStation
Bampaku-kinen-koen Station
National Museum of Ethnology
Natural and Cultural Gardens
Bampaku-kinen-koen Stn. (EXPOCITY-mae) Bus Stop
FAX. +81-(0)6-6875-0401
A b o u t t h e M u s e u mThe National Museum of Ethnology
was founded in 1974 and opened to the public in 1977.
It is a comprehensive research museum with academic
sta� specializing in ethnology and related �elds.
The Museum holds extensive collections of cultural artifacts
and related materials (digital, audio-visual, and printed).
We aim to provide the general public
with accurate and current information on societies around the world,
in order to facilitate mutual understanding among all people.
In Japanese, the National Museum of Ethnology is referred to as “Minpaku”.
Entrance to theSpecial Exhibition Hall
Main Exhibition Building
Taiyomon Gate
Main Gate
2018.2
I n f o r m a t i o n
TEL. +81-(0)6-6876-2151
Group discount fee also applies to the following visitors (please present document):· Students who use the Museum as part of their course work· Those who have visited the Museum within the previous three months· Visitors aged 65 and over
● Entering through the Natural and Cultural Gardens : If you purchase a Museum ticket at the entrance, gate admission to the park is free.
● Admission is free for disabeled persons (carrying a concession card) and one accompanying person.● High School students can visit the museum for free on Saturdays. To pass through the Natural and
Cultural Gardens, they will need to purchase a Gardens ticket.● You can reach the Museum from Koen-Higashiguchi Station of the Osaka Monorail without going
through the Natural and Cultural Gardens pay area.
From the Nihon-teien-mae Parking Lot, please use the gate that is designated for Museum visitors,located adjacent to the ticketing gates for the park.
10:00a.m.－5:00p.m. (Entry permitted until 4:30p.m.)Wednesdays (when Wednesday falls on a National Holiday, we close on the next day.) Also closed: December 28th –January 4th
Adults
420 yen 250 yen Free Admission350 yen 200 yenAn additional fee may be necessary for special exhibitions.
IndividualGroup (20 or more)
StudentsHigh School, College and University
ChildrenJunior High School student and younger
Hours
Contact details
Closed days
Admission Fees
●Through park, from either Bampaku-Kinen-Koen Station or Koen-Higashiguchi Station (15 minutes walk)●Buses from Hankyu Ibaraki-shi Station, or Japan Railways (JR) Ibaraki Station, to stop at Bampaku-
kinen-koen Stn. (EXPOCITY-mae) or Nihon-teien-mae (the Japanese Garden), 13 minutes walk from each stop.●Private cars and taxis can park at Nihon-teien-mae Parking Lot, or make free drop-o�
(less than 30 minutes halt) closest access to the Museum is the ticket gate inside the Parking Lot
Access
Special Exhibition Hall
Entranceto the Museum
Exit from the Museum
On the third Saturday of every month, we present seminars for the general public.Minpaku Seminars
Members receive bene�ts such as the Kikan Minzokugaku [Ethnology Quarterly],monthly lectures and seminars.For details, contact the Senri Foundation, TEL 06-6877-8893
Minpaku Associates
Each �lm is accompanied by a public lecture.Minpaku Film Shows
Performing arts from around the world with special lectures on ethnological topics.Special Lectures and Performances
Our researchers give informal talks to the general public every Sunday.Minpaku Weekend Salon
A large Dutch street organ is played and workshops are held.Entrance Hall Events
●Main Building GalleriesThe main building has permanent exhibition galleries focused on regions and cross-cultural themes. The regional exhibitions are arranged so that visitors begin with Oceania, then work their way eastward around the world, arriving in Japan at the end. The cross-cultural exhibitions for music and language represent ethnic cultures from around the world.
●Special ExhibitionsThese exhibitions introduce research related to speci�c themes and materials. Held in the Special Exhibition Hall two times a year.
●Thematic ExhibitionsSmaller temporary exhibitions held several times a year in the main building.
●Free ZonesThe ‘Introduction’ display, ‘Discovery Space’, and ‘Videotheque’ can be seen and used free of charge.
●LibraryOur library on the third �oor is open to the public.
10-1 Senri Expo Park, Suita, Osaka 565-8511URL www.minpaku.ac.jp/english/
N
Main GateChugoku Expressway
Osaka Monorail
East Gate
The Japan Folk Crafts Museum, Osaka
Tower of the Sun
Japanese Garden
Nihonteien-mae Parking Lot
Nihonteien-maeBus stop
Koen-higashiguchiStation
Nihonteien-maeBus Stop
Koen-higashiguchiStation
Bampaku-kinen-koen Station
National Museum of Ethnology
Natural and Cultural Gardens
Bampaku-kinen-koen Stn. (EXPOCITY-mae) Bus Stop
FAX. +81-(0)6-6875-0401
Visitors can learn in greater detail about Minpaku research and exhibits at the Research Desk and the Kenkyū no genba kara (Voices from the Field) and Sekai wo sawaru (Touch the World) displays.
Discovery Space
Visitors can freely choose and watch video programs on lifestyles, rituals, and performing arts around the world.
Videotheque
Portable visual and audio guide players are available free of charge to help visitors enjoy the exhibits.
Minpaku Digital Guide
Minpaku Library is the largest library in Japan specializing in cultural anthropology and ethnology. Entrance is free.
Closed: Wednesdays, Sundays, and National Holidays
Library (3F, Main building)
The shop sells craftwork from around the world, books, and magazines.
TEL 06-6876-3112FAX 06-6878-8421
Museum Shop
Savor varied dishes from around the world.
Open: 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.TEL 06-6876-1293
RestaurantU s i n g t h e M u s e u m
Hand BaggagePlease use the coin return lockers on the first floor. Large bags can be checked in at the Information Counter and Ticket Counter. Long umbrellas and sporting goods cannot be brought into the museum.
Photographs and VideosTaking photographs and videos for personal use is allowed. Tripods, monopods, sel�e sticks and lighting stands are not allowed.At some special or thematic exhibitions, additional restrictions may apply.
Eating and DrinkingFood or drink, including candies and gum, may not be brought into the exhibition areas.Eating and drinking should take place only in designated areas. Eating is permitted only at the restaurant and in the basement resting areas.
1F
Resting Area
to theMainExhibitionHall
to theMainExhibitionHall
Basement Lounge (BF)Basement Lounge (BF)
Entrance to the Special Exhibition HallEntrance to the Special Exhibition Hall
Staff Entrance
Japanese Garden
Museum ShopMuseum Shop
Minpaku Associates DeskMinpaku Associates Desk
Main GateMain GateTaiyomon Gate
Central Patio
Entrance Hall
Special ExhibitionHall
RestaurantRestaurant
Entrance to the Main ExhibitionBuilding
Entrance to the Main ExhibitionBuilding
Exit from the Main ExhibitionBuilding
Exit from the Main ExhibitionBuilding
Auditorium (2F)Auditorium (2F)
2F B Block
A Block C Block
Auditorium
Central and North Asia
East Asia
South Asia
West Asia
Discovery Space
Oceania
Americas
Southeast Asia
Music
Navi-Space
LanguageLanguage
Thematic Exhibition Area
EuropeAfrica
Videotheque
MultifunctionalTerminal RoomMultifunctionalTerminal Room
Introduction
RegionalCultures of China
Ticket CounterMinpakuDigital Guide
Ticket CounterMinpakuDigital Guide
Admission-freeArea
Admission-freeArea
Culture of Japan
East Asia
Aynu Culture
Culture of theKorean Peninsula
ConferenceRooms 1-4ConferenceRooms 1-4
ConferenceRooms 5-7ConferenceRooms 5-7
B3
B4B2
B5A5
A4
A1
B1
A3
A2
C3
C2
C1 C4
C5
B
CA
CA
A Block B Block C Block
Admission-freeArea
Special Event Area
Staff Access Special Exhibition Hall
Legend
Information Counter
Ticket Counter
Rest Area
Rest Area(food and beverages allowed)
Rest Area(beverages allowed)
Elevator
Public Telephone
Coin Lockers
Smoking Area
Vending Machines
Restroom
Restroom for Gentlemen
Restroom for Ladies
Multipurpose Restroom
Changing Table
Nursing Room
Restaurant
Museum Shop
Automated External Defibrillator
