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(Voices from the Field)...no genba kara (Voices from the Field) and Sekai wo sawaru (Touch the World) displays. Discovery Space Visitors can freely choose and watch video programs

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Page 1: (Voices from the Field)...no genba kara (Voices from the Field) and Sekai wo sawaru (Touch the World) displays. Discovery Space Visitors can freely choose and watch video programs
Page 2: (Voices from the Field)...no genba kara (Voices from the Field) and Sekai wo sawaru (Touch the World) displays. Discovery Space Visitors can freely choose and watch video programs

Visitors can learn in greater detail about Minpaku research and exhibits at the Research Desk and the Kenkyū no genba kara (Voices from the Field) and Sekai wo sawaru (Touch the World) displays.

Discovery Space

Visitors can freely choose and watch video programs on lifestyles, rituals, and performing arts around the world.

Videotheque

Portable visual and audio guide players are available free of charge to help visitors enjoy the exhibits.

Minpaku Digital Guide

Minpaku Library is the largest library in Japan specializing in cultural anthropology and ethnology. Entrance is free.

Closed: Wednesdays, Sundays, and National Holidays

Library (3F, Main building)

The shop sells craftwork from around the world, books, and magazines.

TEL :06-6876-3112FAX:06-6878-8421

Museum Shop

Savor varied dishes from around the world.

Open: 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.TEL:06-6876-1293

RestaurantU s i n g t h e M u s e u m

Hand BaggagePlease use the coin return lockers on the first floor. Large bags can be checked in at the Information Counter and Ticket Counter. Long umbrellas and sporting goods cannot be brought into the museum.

Photographs and VideosTaking photographs and videos for personal use is allowed. Tripods, monopods, sel�e sticks and lighting stands are not allowed.At some special or thematic exhibitions, additional restrictions may apply.

Eating and DrinkingFood or drink, including candies and gum, may not be brought into the exhibition areas.Eating and drinking should take place only in designated areas. Eating is permitted only at the restaurant and in the basement resting areas.

Resting Area

to theMainExhibitionHall

to theMainExhibitionHall

Basement Lounge (BF)Basement Lounge (BF)

Entrance to the Special Exhibition HallEntrance to the Special Exhibition Hall

Staff Entrance

Japanese Garden

Museum ShopMuseum Shop

Minpaku Associates DeskMinpaku Associates Desk

Main GateMain GateTaiyomon Gate

Central Patio

Entrance Hall

Special ExhibitionHall

RestaurantRestaurant

Entrance to the Main ExhibitionBuilding

Entrance to the Main ExhibitionBuilding

Exit from the Main ExhibitionBuilding

Exit from the Main ExhibitionBuilding

Auditorium (2F)Auditorium (2F)

B Block

A Block C Block

Auditorium

Central and North Asia

East Asia

South Asia

West Asia

Discovery Space

Oceania

Americas

Southeast Asia

Music

Navi-Space

LanguageLanguage

Thematic Exhibition Area

EuropeAfrica

Videotheque

MultifunctionalTerminal RoomMultifunctionalTerminal Room

Introduction

RegionalCultures of China

Ticket CounterMinpakuDigital Guide

Ticket CounterMinpakuDigital Guide

Admission-freeArea

Admission-freeArea

Culture of Japan

East Asia

Ainu Culture

Culture of theKorean Peninsula

ConferenceRooms 1-4ConferenceRooms 1-4

ConferenceRooms 5-7ConferenceRooms 5-7

B3

B4B2

B5A5

A4

A1

B1

A3

A2

C3

C2

C1 C4

C5

B

CA

CA

A Block B Block C Block

Admission-freeArea

Special Event Area

Staff Access Special Exhibition Hall

Legend

Information Counter

Ticket Counter

Rest Area

Rest Area(food and beverages allowed)

Rest Area(beverages allowed)

Elevator

Public Telephone

Coin Lockers

Smoking Area

Vending Machines

Restroom

Restroom for Gentlemen

Restroom for Ladies

Multipurpose Restroom

Changing Table

Nursing Room

Restaurant

Museum Shop

Automated External Defibrillator

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