Nara National Museum Ritual Bronzes Gallery

**★★★★★ San Lang — 2 weeks ago

This exhibition hall displays bronze artifacts used in religious and court ceremonies, reflecting the beliefs and lifestyles of ancient Japan through authentic objects. The exhibits provide a clear understanding of the role of religion in early Japanese society. It's an enjoyable and educational zone without feeling overwhelming.

The entrance connects to the Nara National Museum.

**★★★★★ のびろんのびろん — 4 months ago

This can be accessed by entering the Buddhist Statue Gallery at Nara National Museum.

This is a private bronze collection.

Photos are permitted here.

You can learn about 4,000 years of Chinese history through these bronze artifacts.

**★★★★★ 豊津商店 — 9 months ago

To be honest, it doesn't have a collection of excellent items like the Izumiya Hakukokan or the Nezu Museum, but the large collection of items makes it interesting to compare.

**★★★★★ 佐野太郎 — a year ago

You can enter through the Nara Buddhist Statue Gallery of the Nara National Museum. Many bronze artifacts made in China are on display.

**★★★★☆ Katsuhisa Ishizaki — a year ago

The Bronze Ware Museum is the annex of the Nara National Museum, and is the equivalent of the Nara Buddhist Statue Museum. A walkway connects the main building and the Buddhist Statue Museum. I didn't have time to explore the museum at my leisure, but I was told that the exhibits were donated from the personal collection of Sakamoto Goro, a famous antique art collector. The museum was open to the public for free on December 17th, the day of the Kasuga Wakamiya Onmatsuri festival, and the main bu