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館內設施 2F

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特展展廳/2F

Past Exhibition

5th Seasonal Exhibition “A Night at the National Ainu Museum”

Overview

Marl the Ghost will guide visitors through the museum exhibition rooms, which appear different from usual as they have been designed to look like the world at night! We offer you an exciting and thrilling museum experience in which you can search for new discoveries. The exhibition is structured to enable visitors to enjoy and learn about the Ainu language and culture through the picture book, Marl the Ghost and Some Beautiful Words (Nakanishi Publishing Co. Ltd.) and interactive digital art by the creative company, NAKED INC., that changes as visitors touch the images.

The picture book, Marl the Ghost and Some Beautiful Words (illustrated by Nakai Rei, written by Kētarō) is set in UPOPOY (the Symbolic Space for Ethnic Harmony) and was released on 24 April 2020 together with a multilingual version of Marl the Ghost and Some Beautiful Words.

The Tree of Some Beautiful Words
Let’s record the growth of the #UPOPOYtree !

Information

5th Seasonal Exhibition “A Night at the National Ainu Museum”

Click here for the A Night at the National Ainu Museum special site (external site): upopoy-marl.com

【 Date 】
Saturday 23 December 2023 to Sunday 18 February 2024

【 Closed on 】
Closed Mondays and from Friday 29 December 2023 to Wednesday 3 January 2024. On Tuesday 9 January and Tuesday 13 February 2024, the museum will also be closed. ※The museum will be open on Monday 8 January, Monday 5 February, and Monday 12 February.

【 Opening hours 】
9:00am to 5:00pm

【 Venue 】
National Ainu Museum 2F Special Exhibition Room

【 Organized by 】
National Ainu Museum

【 Special Collaboration with 】
H.I.S. Co.,Ltd., NAKED INC., and Nakanishi Publishing Co.,Ltd.

【 Cooperation by the 】
Ainu Association of Hokkaido

Admission

Events

Related events will be organized during the exhibition. Event details will be posted in due course.

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