150 Years of Friendship between Germany and Japan

Tue Jul 7 - Sun Sep 6, 2015 National Museum of Japanese History
The Mikado or Three Challenges: A Five-act Japanese Folk Tale (Private collection)
A cartoon of Japanese in Berlin (National Museum of Japanese History)
Former Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida’s Visit to Bonn in October 1954 (German Historical Museum/Pressebild-Verlag Schirner/DHM)

Time Out says

Chiba's National Museum of Japanese History looks back at the development of Japanese-German relations with this extensive exhibit that goes beyond the obvious commonalities of manufacturing prowess, economic growth patterns and World War II history. Shining a light on issues like the establishment of relations between Prussia and Edo Japan, Japan's use of Germany as a model for its political and educational systems, and the reconstruction of ties after the war, the display tells a comprehensive story with the help of historical posters, caricatures, postcards and other documents. Many of the more controversial aspects of German-Japanese ties are highlighted as well.

Details

Open Jul 7-Sep 6 / closed Mondays (Tue if Mon is a holiday, open Aug 10)

Time 9.30am-5pm

Admission ¥830, college and high school students ¥450

Venue National Museum of Japanese History

Address 117 Jonai-cho, Sakura-shi, Chiba

Transport Keisei-Sakura Station (Keisei line); Sakura Station (Sobu line)

Map

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