National Treasures and Important Cultural Properties Unite! Nine Secret Buddhist Statues Also Specially Exhibited! Commemorating the 1250th Anniversary of Kobo Daishi's Birth, the Special Exhibition 'Kukai and the Treasures of Shingon' Opens at Last
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The Tokyo National Museum has opened the special exhibition 'Kukai and the Treasures of Shingon' on July 14, 2026, commemorating the 1250th anniversary of Kobo Daishi's birth. Eighty-eight temple treasures, including 15 National Treasures and 60 Important Cultural Properties, are gathered in one place, with 11 secret Buddha statues specially unveiled.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: Where is the special exhibition 'Kukai and the Treasures of Shingon' held?
- A: It is held at the Tokyo National Museum, located in Ueno Park, easily accessible by public transport.
- Q: How much does the audio guide cost?
- A: Rental audio guide: 700 yen, app version 'Kiku Bijutsu': 800 yen (tax included).
- Q: Is the exhibition suitable for children?
- A: Yes, with collaboration goods and cute designs, it's family-friendly and enjoyable for kids.
- Q: Are advance tickets available?
- A: Check the official website for advance ticket sales. Early purchase may offer discounts.
- Q: Where can I buy the exhibition catalog?
- A: Available at the special shop inside the venue. Price: 3,100 yen (tax included).