[Tokyo] Tokyo National Museum: In-depth Explanation by Star Lecturers · Dialogue with a Thousand Years of Civilization

• * Visit Japan's oldest museum and explore thousands of years of cultural exchange between China and Japan
• * Admire the Song Dynasty edition of the "Tripitaka
• " Yan Zhenqing's calligraphy, Ming Dynasty porcelain, and precious cultural relics
• * Get a close-up view of Gandhara Buddha statues and experience the fusion of Eastern and Western art
• * Chinese tour guide + interpreter provide explanations throughout the tour, making it easy to grasp the essence of the main exhibition areas
• * Ueno Park has convenient transportation, an efficient half-day walking route, and an immersive visit atmosphere

The Tokyo National Museum, located in Ueno Park, is Japan's oldest and largest comprehensive museum, housing over 120,000 Japanese and Asian art treasures, including many national treasures and important cultural properties. The museum complex consists of several exhibition halls, with themes covering Japanese archeology, Buddhist sculpture, ukiyo-e, samurai armor, ceramics, calligraphy, and painting. It is the most complete place to understand the context of Japanese culture. The main building of the museum is also very distinctive, blending traditional Japanese style with modern architectural elements. Visitors can quickly learn about the art development of Japan from ancient times to the present in the most relaxing way. Whether you are an art lover, a student, a family tourist, or just want to learn more about Japanese culture, this is one of Tokyo's most worthwhile cultural attractions.