museums (Page 4)
The only thing better than the message itself is the fascinating water printer machine that “prints” it.
After closing its doors for half a year, the museum is ready to welcome back visitors, with a few small changes.
Facility recreating environments from Harry Potter, Fantastic Beasts films will be built on former site of one of Tokyo’s oldest theme parks.
Swords, armour and ceremonial items are just some of the samurai secrets awaiting you inside this secluded compound.
Character from Studio Ghibli’s most fanciful anime world wants you to take real-life precautions against coronavirus infection.
The shrine to Hayao Miyazaki’s anime studio famously doesn’t allow guests to take photos or videos, but now it’s sharing its own!
The Unko Museum reconnects you with your poop and takes your mind off the crap of social distancing.
Totoro misses you too, but at least he’s letting us know when we can start buying tickets again.
Two of Japan’s most beautiful blades are said to be linked at birth, but a closer look makes some scholars think twice.
We’re back for another look at how the arms and armor of samurai developed, and this time we learn why they ditched their otachi for uchigatana.
Samurai fought on the field of battle for a thousand years, and during that time their arms and armor went through a fascinating evolution.
The legendary anime director’s sketchbook serves as the inspiration for a new exhibit on how the museum was created.