Nara National Museum, Museum in Nara, Japan
The Nara National Museum is a prominent art museum in Nara, Japan.
Established in 1889, it houses one of the most significant collections of Japanese Buddhist art.
The museum's collection includes national treasures and important cultural properties.
It is located in Nara Park where visitors can also explore other historical sites.
The museum is renowned for its annual exhibition of Shōsōin treasures.
Location: Nara
Inception: 1889
Architects: Katayama Tōkuma, Junzō Yoshimura
Official opening: 1889
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Address: 〒630-8213 奈良県奈良市登大路町50番地 630-8213
Website: narahaku.go.jp
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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