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Battle of Uji Bridge Screen
Seated Statue of Senju Kannon
Seated Statue of Senju Kannon
Itinerant Samurai in Feudal Japan
Itinerant Samurai in Feudal Japan
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Fudō Myōō Statue from Heian Period
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Battle of Dan-no-ura Illustration
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Japanese Court Ceremony Scene
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Samurai Warriors in a Naval Battle
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Taira no Atsumori on Horseback
Washing Day Woodblock Print
Washing Day Woodblock Print
Haniwa Terracotta Clay Figure
Haniwa Terracotta Clay Figure
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Monks Caring for a Horse
Oonamuchi Depicted in Possessed Priestess
Oonamuchi Depicted in Possessed Priestess
Japanese Court Ceremony Scene
Japanese Court Ceremony Scene
Samurai with Naginata Painting
Samurai with Naginata Painting

Tokyo National Museum東京国立博物館

1935
Tokyo National Museum, founded in 1872 in Ueno Park, is Japan’s oldest museum and a keystone in how the modern nation chose to safeguard its past. Its collections move from prehistoric ritual and Buddhist sculpture to court painting, samurai arms, and the arts of tea, treating masterpieces and everyday craft as equal witnesses to belief, power, and taste. By placing Japan’s story alongside wider Asian traditions, the museum is often felt in Tokyo as a quiet storehouse of memory—where what endures is continually re-seen.
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