Research
Exhibitions, the preservation of works of art and archaeological objects and other activities carried out by the National Museum are based on the research activities of curators and guest researchers of the museums. Research activities conducted by National Museum curators revitalize the museum's exhibitions. The range of research activities include:
- Research concerning objects owned by each national museum
- Research related to exhibition themes
- Research into the cultural properties held by various regions, and at temples and shrines in local areas
- Research supported by Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research
- Joint research in and out of Japan
- Research on the environment related to the preservation and exhibition of tangible cultural properties
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