[Tokyo] Tokyo National Museum | Hall of Fame | Main Building & Asian Gallery | Star Lecturer Professional Level Explanation

• * Star Instructors | Professional explanations, clear context
• ,* Immersive tour | Approximately 3 hours, in-depth interpretation of key exhibits
• ,* Evolution of Japanese aesthetics × Historical background of Chinese stone Buddhist statues

**Echoes Through a Millennium: Awakening Cultural Relics with Stories.** Tokyo National Museum: This is Japan's largest museum, located at the north end of Ueno Park in Taito Ward, Tokyo. It consists of a two-story Japanese-style building and the Asian Gallery on the left, the Hyokeikan on the right, and the Horyu-ji Treasures Gallery next to the gate, with a total of 43 exhibition rooms. Located at the north end of Ueno Park in Taito Ward, Tokyo, it opened in 1872 and is the museum with the richest collection of Chinese cultural relics in Japan, as well as an important landmark for the collection and display of cultural heritage in Japan and Asia. The Tokyo National Museum is Japan's oldest museum, housing a unique and comprehensive collection of art and artifacts from Japan and other parts of Asia, and introducing information about Japanese culture and history. **Available Sessions:** ☆ Morning Session 10:00-13:00 (Duration: 3h) ☆ Afternoon Session 14:00-17:00 (Duration: 3h) **Explanation Order Overview:*