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2025.01

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Wednesday January 1, 2025 - What's on

The museum is closed today.

Thursday January 2, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Friday January 3, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Saturday January 4, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Sunday January 5, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Monday January 6, 2025 - What's on

The museum is closed today.

Tuesday January 7, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Wednesday January 8, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Thursday January 9, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Friday January 10, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Saturday January 11, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Sunday January 12, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Monday January 13, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Tuesday January 14, 2025 - What's on

The museum is closed today.

Wednesday January 15, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Thursday January 16, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Friday January 17, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Saturday January 18, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Sunday January 19, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Monday January 20, 2025 - What's on

The museum is closed today.

Tuesday January 21, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Wednesday January 22, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Thursday January 23, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Friday January 24, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Saturday January 25, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Sunday January 26, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Monday January 27, 2025 - What's on

The museum is closed today.

Tuesday January 28, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Wednesday January 29, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Thursday January 30, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

Friday January 31, 2025 - What's on

Exhibitions On View
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Serpentine Delights: Celebrating the Year of the Snake

January 2–February 2, 2025
Collection Exhibition (Feature Exhibition)

Feature Exhibition  
Yamashiro Smiths of the New Era: Blades of the Mishina and Horikawa Schools

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Ceramics

Ninsei and Kyoto Ware: Ceramics Techniques of Omuro Kiln Fragments

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Archaeological Relics

Japanese Sue Ware and Korean Ceramics

January 2–March 16, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Illustrated Handscrolls

Shrines of Hachiman and Itsukushima

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Buddhist Paintings

Twelve Devas Screens and the World of Esoteric Buddhist Ritual

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Medieval Paintings

The Beauty of Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

January 2–February 9, 202
Collection Exhibition: Momoyama-Edo Paintings

Japan’s Women Painters

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Chinese Paintings

The Prosperity and Paintings of Yangzhou, the “Salt City”
Landscape with Pavilions by Yuan Jiang and Wang Yun

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Sculpture

Kyoto’s Sculptures of Buddhist and Shinto Deities

January 2–March 23, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Calligraphy

Ink Traces: Calligraphy by Zen Priests

January 2–February 9, 2025
Collection Exhibition: Metalwork

Special Viewing   
Rediscovered Swords: Masterful Blades that Transcend the Ages

January 2–March 23, 2025

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