Tokyo National Museum

Tokyo National Museum (Japanese: 东京 国立 博物馆 Tokyo Kokoritsu Hakubotceccan is the largest and oldest museums Japanese at all, which includes all the largest collection of Japanese art in the world. The museum has a lot of antiques that in Ttnog forms between kimonos, old uniforms of the ancient Samurai swords, metal crafts, poems, paper rolls, manuscripts, ceramics, effects, and other related to Japanese culture.
The museum is located in Ueno Park, Taito, Tokyo. The museum consists of several buildings, the main building (本馆 Honkan) and includes exhibits Japanese, exhibition Asian (东洋 馆 Tuyucan), Hyukikan (表 庆 馆), Hessekan (平 成 馆), Horiuja Komotceccan (法 隆 寺 宝物 馆) is a showroom for treasures Horiu - LG , Building Records (资料 馆 Hirōkan), in addition to many other buildings, restaurants and shops, souvenir and gardens.
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The museum came into being in 1872, when the first exhibition was held by the Museum Department of the Ministry of Education at the Taiseiden Hall. This marked the inauguration of the first museum in Japan. Soon after the opening,
the museum moved to Uchiyamashita-cho (present Uchisaiwai-cho), then in 1882 moved again to the Ueno Park, where it stands today. Since its establishment, the museum has experienced major challenges such as the Great Kanto Earthquake in 1923, and a temporary closing in 1945, during World War II. In more than the 120 years of its history, the museum has gone under much evolution and transformation through organizational reforms and administrative change.The museum went through several name changes, being called the Imperial Museum in 1886 and the Tokyo Imperial Household Museum in 1900, until it was given its present title in 1947.The original Main Gallery (designed by the British architect Josiah Conder) was severely damaged in the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923. In contrast to the original building's moreWestern style, the design of the present Honkan by Watanabe Jin is the more eastern "emperor's crown style". Construction began in 1932, and the building was inaugurated in 1938. It was designated an Important Cultural Property of Japan in 2001.The Japanese Gallery provides a general view of Japanese art, containing 24 exhibition rooms on two floors. It consists of exhibitions from 10,000 BC up to the late 19th century, exhibitions of different types of art such as ceramics, sculpture, swords, and others.

• The 1st room - The 10th room : The title is "The flow of Japanese art". It interlaces theme exhibitions such as "Art of Buddhism", "Art of Tea ceremony", "The clothing ofSamurai", "Noh and Kabuki", etc. One national treasure object is exhibited by turns every time in the 2nd room as "The national treasure room".

• The 11th room - The 20th room: There are exhibition rooms according to the genres such as Sculpture, Metalworking, Pottery, Japanning, Katana, Ethnic material, Historic material, Modern art, etc.