the first 30,000 years
day 36
tokyo national museum
what a job - if you had to summarize the country's first 30,000 years of art and artisanry, what would you show?
commonly, i leave museums overwhelmed by content, underwhelmed by documentation. but the national museum surprised me - there was a nice selection from each period arranged chronologically by room, with informative poster boards. i liked that.
so here's my pick. it's in no particular order, with no supporting info. that's all you get for the price of an e-ticket.
once again, a miserably windy and wet day. perfect museum weather.
posted by aibojo @ 1:04 PM
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