Kyushu National Museum in Dazaifu
When Dazaifu's Kyushu National Museum (九州国立博物館, Kyūshū Kokuritsu Hakubutsukan) was opened in 2005, it joined the Tokyo, Kyoto, and Nara National Museums to become only the fourth national museum in the country. The other three museums were built in the late 1800s, making the opening of the Dazaifu museum quite an event. During the Nara and Heian Periods (710-1185), Dazaifu was the site of a government office that dealt with diplomatic relations with mainland Asia. The museum recognizes its host city's history by basing its exhibits on the concept of Understanding Japanese culture from an Asian point of view.
The museum building itself is a massive blue construction that resembles a sports stadium more than an exhibition space. The museum's appearance is made even more striking by the fact that it is located in a city as small as Dazaifu. Upon first entering the building visitors will surely be impressed by the spacious entrance hall. The main exhibition is on the fourth floor and is divided into five chronological sections that span Japanese history from the Prehistoric Era to the Edo Period. The sections are further divided into smaller rooms that have a unifying theme.
The museum has an impressive collection of artifacts that are presented in both a creative and informative fashion. There are also a number of small theaters displaying short movies, one of which uses impressive super-high-definition technology. Special exhibitions are displayed on the third floor and change every few months. On the first floor, there is a room called the Ajippa with games and hands-on exhibits from various Asian cultures, that is particularly well suited for kids.
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HOW TO VISIT: KYUSHU NATIONAL MUSEUM
In this video, Sonnie ( and I visit Kyushu National Museum in Dazaifu, Fukuoka. Follow us from Dazaifu Station to see how we get there, what we eat, and what we see during our trip!
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AANMI Japan Tour - Kyushu National Museum Performance
AANMI Composer Angel Lam describes her piece, Her thousand years dance, performed by AANMI at the Kyushu National Museum in Fukuoka, Japan.
Participating Artists: Students from Fukuoka Jogakuin
Conductor: Yuga Cohler
Cello solo: Jesse Christeson
Shakuhachi: Kojiro Umezaki
Violin: Zenas Hsu
Clarinet: David Dziardziel
Flute: Michael Avitabile
Percussion: Hideki Suzuki, Ryota Ochi
Special Thanks: Kyushu National Museum, Dazaifun Tenmangu Shrine, Nishitakatsuji Family, US Embassy in Tokyo, US Consulate in Fukuoka, US-Japan Foundation, Peabody Essex Museum
Moving walk in Kyushu National Museum Dazaifu
Dance team performs at Kyushu National Museum, Dazaifu
Dazaifu, Japan. 15 Apr 2018
more interior of the Museum of Dazaifu Kyushu Museum in Fukuoka Japan
brief glimpse of the interior of the Museum
Kyushu national museum in japan - 九州博物館
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AANMI Japan Tour - Kyushu National Museum Performance
AANMI Composer Angel Lam describes her piece, Her thousand years dance, performed by AANMI at the Kyushu National Museum in Fukuoka, Japan.
Participating Artists: Students from Fukuoka Jogakuin
Conductor: Yuga Cohler
Cello solo: Jesse Christeson
Shakuhachi: Kojiro Umezaki
Violin: Zenas Hsu
Clarinet: David Dziardziel
Flute: Michael Avitabile
Percussion: Hideki Suzuki, Ryota Ochi
Special Thanks: Kyushu National Museum, Dazaifun Tenmangu Shrine, Nishitakatsuji Family, US Embassy in Tokyo, US Consulate in Fukuoka, US-Japan Foundation, Peabody Essex Museum
An Historical Trip in Fukuoka: The Kyushu Historical Museum and Dazaifu
The Kyushu Historical Museum where the history and culture of Kyushu is introduced and displayed in an easy-to-follow format from the research and excavations conducted at historic sites such as Dazaifu has been presented.
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Kyushu Geibunkan Art Gallery/Museum Opening - I Live in Japan 93
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Ninety-third Episode: Kyushu Geibunkan Art Gallery/Museum Opening
There has been a large building being built beside the new Shinkansen (Bullet Train) station for a couple years now. It's was finally finished a few months ago, and we took the kids to the mini festival they had for the opening! There were classes and workshops to do, food to eat, and stuff to buy as well as artwork to look at! I'm hoping I get to go there often! Kumiko went to a one shot cooking class there already, and there will be a video soon of one of the things she learned to make! :)
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The exit of the Kyushu Museum, Dazaifu ,Fukuoka, Japan. Shobu no hana in full bloom at the shrine
surrounding garden areas of Dazaifu Museum, these gardens belong to the shrine.Fukuoka,Japan.
esse e pra voce Igor e para sua mae tambem...olha as flores..
Kyushu National Museum - 九州国立博物館で歴史を感じよう！
＜Concepts of the Kyushu National Museum＞
Understanding the Formation of Japanese Culture
from the Asian Historical Perspective
東京・京都・奈良に次ぐ4番目の国立博物館として平成17年に大宰府で開館しました。「日本文化の形成をアジア史的視点から捉える」をコンセプトにしています。１階にアジア文化の体験エリア”あじっぱ”、３階に特別展示室、４階に文化交流展示室等があります。
MYSTERIOUS FOX SHRINE ADVENTURE! Dazaifu - Fukuoka Day Trip
Day trip to Dazaifu to explore an Inari shrine and meet some awesome fox statues!
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Dazaifu is a popular day trip from Fukuoka (Kyushu) on the train. We went there and to Yanagawa on the same day, with the Dazaifu & Yanagawa Sightseeing Ticket from Nishitetsu railways. You can explore an old Japanese street with local snacks and souvenirs, Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine and a mysterious inari shrine in the woods (my fav!). There's also Kyushu National Museum, a theme park and more shrines to explore, so you could spend a whole day there if you wanted to.
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Kyushu National Museum
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The Kyushu National Museum in Dazaifu, Fukuoka, Japan was opened in October 2005. The building is designed like a greenhouse to maintain a steady teperature using sun light, and to collect rainwater falling on it and use for non-drinking purposes.
day trip to Dazaifu. To see the visiting exhibit from Tibet at Kyushu National Museum
All the street stall selling junk and momentos/souvenirs to would be visitors to the shrine.
Tudos os vendedores vendendo lembrancas e JUNK para as pessoas que estao indo ou voltando do Shrine. que e um templo da religiao shinto do japao.
Inside the Kyushu National Museum
THe inside of the Museum. A little bit of a look at the wanton waste of natural resources. I would like to know where all the wood came from. I am left dismayed and angered at the hyprocracy of the Japanese.
Asian Musical Instruments on Display at the Museum in Dazaifu, Fukuoka, Japan
footage of the entrance area of the Museum. On sunday it was packed with visitors. by noon.The Museum is a total waste of money using up precious resources such as Lumber and enormous amounts of eletricity to run it. I was absoltely amazed at the wanton waste of money.
Top Reasons To Visit Dazaifu Tenmangu And Kyushu National Museum
We break down Dazaifu Tenmangu, plus we also talk about Sugawara Michizane, the Dazaifu amusement park and the Dazaifu museum (Kyushu National Museum).
If you're planning to spend your day in Dazaifu then you should watch this guide about it's many attractions to the very end.
Personally, I love the Dazaifu area and it's many sightseeing spots, I highly recommend you go. You should definitely check out the Tenmangu temple, the Dazaifu amusement park and the Kyushu National Museum.
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Fukuoka (& Dazaifu), Japan Memories
Going over the old video files I came across these clips. Not really knowing what to do with them, I decided to put them together and create a nostalgic movie.
Making our way to Fukuoka from Hiroshima, the fun is just going to continue. A list of items of what/where we went is below.
Just as an FYI - Fukuoka and the name Hakata are somewhat synonymous. Hakata is a ward in Fukuoka, but most people refer to Fukuoka as Hakata, so please don't get confused if I use the name interchangeably.
Lastly, because I didn't know where to put Dazaifu (we spent 1/2 a day there) I tacked it onto the end of this video. Those places that we went to are also listed below.
This is what we did in Fukuoka:
Canal City:
Ichiran Ramen:
Ramen Stadium:
Ohori Park:
Fukuoka Castle:
Munchan Manju:
Fukuoka Dome:
Fukuoka City Museum:
JR Hakata City:
This is what we did in Dazaifu:
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Dazaifu Starbucks:
Dazaifu Tenmangu:
Kyushu National Museum:
Kaidan-In Temple:
Kanzeon Temple:
Hiyoshi Shrine:
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Filmed on: Sony a7II w/35mm f/2.8 & GoPro Hero3+ Black
大宰府天満宮と、九州国立博物館へのトンネル
Dazaifu Tenman-gū,tunnel to Kyushu National Museum