[Ichihara City, Chiba] Breaking News Exhibition on National Important Cultural Property 'King's Gift Inscribed Iron Sword: The Pride of Ichihara' Now Open
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The Ichihara History Museum is holding a special breaking news exhibition showcasing artifacts excavated from the Inaridai No.1 Tumulus, featuring the 'King's Gift Inscribed Iron Sword' which is slated to be designated as a National Important Cultural Property.
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- Q: Where is the breaking news exhibition currently being held?
- A: The exhibition is currently being held at the Ichihara History Museum.
- Q: From which archaeological site was the King's Gift Inscribed Iron Sword excavated?
- A: It was excavated from the Inaridai No.1 Tumulus built about 1,600 years ago.
- Q: When will the excavated artifacts be designated as a National Important Cultural Property?
- A: The excavated artifacts are decided to be designated as a National Important Cultural Property in 2026.
- Q: What other artifacts are being publicly exhibited for the first time along with the iron sword?
- A: Artifacts such as iron arrowheads, armor, and earthenware are exhibited together.
- Q: How much is the admission fee for adults and high school students visiting the museum?
- A: The admission fee is 300 yen for adults and 200 yen for high school students.