Saga Prefecture Museum
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| place | 1-15-23, Jōnai, Saga |
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Prefectural Museum
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| architect | Teiichi Takahashi and Yoshichika Uchida |
| opening | October 14, 1970 |
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Saga prefecture
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The Saga Prefecture Museum ( Japanese 佐賀 県 立 博物館 , Saga Kenritsu Hakubutsukan ) was built in 1970 in the outer area of the palace area of the Japanese city of Saga on the centenary of the beginning of the Meiji period .
The permanent exhibition shows objects on natural history, archeology, history, art, handicrafts and the folk life of the prefecture, which roughly coincides with the previous fiefdom of the Nabeshima family . Admission is free, with the exception of special exhibitions. The museum's annual reports on the activities and special exhibitions are freely available in the form of PDF files.
In the immediate vicinity is the Saga Prefectural Art Museum ( 佐賀 県 立 美術館 , Saga Kenritsu Bijutsukan ), which was inaugurated in 1983 to commemorate the centenary of the prefecture.
See also
Individual evidence
- ↑ English Portal Page . Saga Prefecture . Retrieved October 10, 2017.
- ↑ website
Web links
Picture gallery
Monju Boddhisatva ( Manjushri ) from the Shingon temple Tanjō-in Kashima (Saga)
Ceramic kilns in a description of the regional products of the Fief Saga ( Edo period )
Stone tools from Oimatsuyama (Paleolithic / Early Jōmon Period )
Casting molds for bronze halberds from the 1st century (national cultural asset)
Amida Sutra (1114) from the Hizen-Tsukiyama Sutras Hill (National Treasure)
the last piece of hard coal from the Nishiki coal mine (Saga 1972)
Fishing equipment for the Ariake-Wattgebiert ( Ariake-See ) (important folk cultural asset)
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