Around 9,000 treasures of the Shoso-in repository remain rarely seen by the public, including reproductions of furnishings, instruments, armors, religious items, and more have become art itself since the years of Meiji (1868-1912.) In celebration of the recent auspicious events of the Imperial Family of Japan, a special exhibition introducing the world Tempyo craftsmanship by showing treasured replicas created by present-day skilled craftsmen using cutting-edge technologies is planned. Tickets are available online and onsite. (The museum currently asks people to refrain from visiting in a group of 10 persons or more to prevent the new coronavirus infections.) Source: Kyushu National Museum / Shosoin Exhibition Official
模造 螺鈿紫檀五絃琵琶（らでんしたんのごげんびわ）正倉院事務所蔵
• 4/20 (Tue.) ~ 6/13 (Sun.)
• 9:30~17:00 (Last Entry: 16:30)
• Adult: ¥1,600, HS and Uni.: ¥1,000, ES and JHS: ¥600
• Kyushu National Museum (4-7-2 Ishizaka, Dazaifu City, Fukuoka)
• https://www.kyuhaku.jp/exhibition/exhibition_s60.html
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