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Kyoto National Museum International Symposium
MUSEUM EDUCATION IN ASIA TODAY:
Case Studies from National Museums of Korea, Singapore, and Japan
Saturday, February 4, 2023

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Kyoto National Museum International Symposium <br>MUSEUM EDUCATION IN ASIA TODAY: <br>Case Studies from National Museums of Korea, Singapore, and Japan <br>Saturday, February 4, 2023

Hybrid Format: Kyoto National Museum (Heisei Chishinkan Lecture Theater) and Online Zoom Webinar
Simultaneous Interpretation in English, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese

Museum education in Japan has been strongly influenced by the ideas and practices of museums in Europe and the United States, long considered to be leaders in the field. Accordingly, Japanese museum professionals—some of whom have themselves studied museology and museum education abroad—have regularly introduced Western museum trends and developments into Japan.
In contrast, there has been less flow of information among educators at museums within Asia, despite their geographical and cultural proximity and their wide range of innovative educational programs. In this symposium, we consider new possibilities for the future of museum education by highlighting a variety of initiatives taking place in four national museums in Asia.

Japanese ver.*　Chinese ver.*　Korean ver.*　Original language ver.

*Japanese, English, Chinese, and Korean versions only will be on view until March 31, 2024.

General Information

Date and Time:
Saturday, February 4, 2023, 13:00–17:00 JST (GMT+9)
Location:
Heisei Chishinkan Lecture Theater, Kyoto National Museum
How to participate:
IN-PERSON SYMPOSIUM
How to apply: Fill out the online application form following the instructions below.
* Contact us if you wish to cancel your application after it has been submitted.
* You will need to present the screen of your receipt email (or a printout) to enter the venue on the day of the symposium.
Capacity: Limit 100 registrants
Registration deadline: Friday, January 27, 2023, 17:00  Friday, February 3, 2023, 17:00 (JST)
Participation fee: Symposium admission is free with museum admission
Application Form (Japanese / English):
In-Person Symposium
Saturday, February 4, 2023, 13:00–17:00 (JST) Registration has ended.

*Clicking the Apply button will open an external site.

  

ONLINE ZOOM WEBINAR
How to apply: Zoom Webinar    Registration has ended.
Program:
PROGRAM: Kyoto National Museum International Symposium
MUSEUM EDUCATION IN ASIA TODAY:
Case Studies from National Museums of Korea, Singapore, and Japan
Organized by:
Kyoto National Museum
Contact:
Kyoto National Museum
Department of Research and Curatorial Collaboration
TEL: +81(0)75-531-7518
E-mail : research_kyohaku++nich.go.jp (replace ++ with @) *Multilingual assistance available
Note:
*Symposium will be recorded and archived. Links to online videos will be emailed to registered participants. *Additional information will be posted on this page as it becomes available.

Presenters

  • CHO Hyejin

    CHO Hyejin
    Curator of Education
    Cheongju National Museum, Korea

  • FOO Min Li

    FOO Min Li
    Assistant Director
    National Museum of Singapore

  • SASAKI Kazuyoshi

    SASAKI Kazuyoshi
    Senior Fellow
    National Ainu Museum, Japan

  • MIZUTANI Aki

    MIZUTANI Aki
    Curator of Education
    Kyoto National Museum, Japan

Program

13:00–13:05 Greetings MATSUMOTO Nobuyuki,
Director, Kyoto National Museum
13:05–13:45 Connecting Museums and People: Cultural Property Sommeliers and Kyohaku MIZUTANI Aki,
Curator of Education, Kyoto National Museum
13:45–14:25 Playing with the Past: The Children’s Museum of the National Museum of Korea CHO Hyejin,
Curator of Education, Cheongju National Museum, Korea
14:25–14:35 Break
14:35–15:15 Creating Connections: Engaging Audiences at the National Museum of Singapore FOO Min Li,
Assistant Director, National Museum of Singapore (NMS)
15:15–15:55 A Museum Education Project on Multi Ethnic Coexistence and Our Interactive Stations “Tempatempa” SASAKI Kazuyoshi,
Senior Fellow, National Ainu Museum
15:55–16:05 Break
16:05–16:50 Discussion and Audience Q & A
16:50–17:00 Closing Remarks KURIHARA Yūji,
Deputy Director, Kyoto National Museum
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