Short-term Exhibition

Nagoya University Museum Collection Exhibition Natural History Illustrations from the Meiji period by Narasaka Gen’ichiro

Narasaka Gen'ichiro (1854-1934) was a teacher at Aichi Medical School during the Meiji period. He laid the foundation for the Nagoya University School of Medicine, and at the same time, he actively engaged in natural history studies of animals, plants, rocks, etc. Please take a look at the detailed natural history illustrations of fish, insects, and other creatures drawn by the anatomist Narasaka.

Date
2026/02/24(Tue) - 2026/05/09(Sat)
Time
3rd Floor, Special Exhibition Hall, Nagoya University Museum
Venue
10:00 - 16:00
Fee
free
Contact
Nagoya University Museum Office
Furo-cho, Chikusa-ku, Nagoya, 464-8601, Japan
TEL: +81-52-789-5767 / FAX: +81-52-789-5896

Nagoya University Museum Off-site Exhibition Feel・Wonder・Share ― Kiso Horse Project

This exhibition presents the outcomes of the "Kiso Horse Project" carried out by high school and university students. The high school students explored the appeal of the Kiso Horse from their own perspectives, formulated questions, and conducted independent investigations with the support of experts.
In this exhibition, you can experience hands-on exhibits and card games developed in collaboration with university student mentors. We invite you to feel, wonder and share as you explore the world of the Kiso Horse.
» Kiso Horse Special Site (Japanese Only)

Date
2026/06/02(Tue) - 2026/06/28(Sun)
Closing on Mondays and Thursdays (Special opening days: June 18 and 25)
Time
9:00 - 16:00
Venue
Kiso Town Mt. Ontake Visitor Center
Sato Terrace Mitake
10491-12 Mitake, Kisomachi, Nagano-prefecture, Japan
TEL +81(0)264-24-0197
https://ontake-vc.jp/sato/
Contact
Nagoya University Museum
Furo-cho, Chikusa-ku, Nagoya, Aichi-prefecture, Japan
TEL:+81(0)52-789-5767

  • Organized by: Nagoya University Museum
  • Co-organized by: Nagoya University Affiliated Upper and Lower Secondary Schools, and Take On Kiso
  • Supported by: Kiso Town, and the Kiso Town Board of Education

Notes: This exhibition was produced based on the outcomes of research supported by JSPS KAKENHI Grant Number JP23K02763, as well as the SSH (Super Science High School) Priority Program for Human Resource Development (university-high school collaboration). In addition, supported by JSPS KAKENHI Grant Number JP24KK0003, we may ask visitors to cooperate with academic research during the exhibition period. Participation in the research is entirely voluntary and not mandatory.

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