Gold Seal〈Seal “Kan-Kan-Koku-Kou”〉
Discover the King of Na Gold Seal at Fukuoka City Museum, a 2,000-year-old National Treasure that proves Japan's earliest diplomatic relations with China. Learn about its discovery on Shikanoshima Island and its profound historical significance.
Artifacts Said to Have Been Excavated from the Okitsumiya
Explore 80,000 National Treasures from Okinoshima, the sacred "Island Where God Dwells." Discover ancient ritual artifacts, Persian glass, and golden rings that reveal Japan's maritime heritage and international connections from the 4th-9th centuries.
Copperplate Lotus Sutra
Discover the Copper Plate Lotus Sutra, a 12th-century National Treasure inscribed on copper plates, found in Mount Kubote's sacred cave and now exhibited at Kyushu National Museum in Dazaifu.
Excavated Items from the Okitsumiya Ritual Site at Munakata
Discover the magnificent collection of 80,000 National Treasures from Okinoshima's ritual sites, including Persian glass, Chinese ceramics, and golden artifacts that reveal 500 years of ancient East Asian maritime exchange at this UNESCO World Heritage site.
Artifacts Excavated from Miyajidake Kofun
Discover the magnificent National Treasure artifacts from Miyajidake Kofun, featuring golden horse gear, a 2.8m ceremonial sword, and over 300 precious items. Visit the shrine's famous Path of Light phenomenon and explore Japan's second-largest stone chamber tomb.
Excavated Items from the Hirahara Square Moat Tomb in
Explore the National Treasure artifacts from the Hirabaru rectangular moated tomb in Itoshima, Fukuoka — including Japan's largest bronze mirrors (46.5 cm), 40 ancient mirrors, and treasures linked to the legendary kingdom of Ito from the Yayoi period.
Short Sword (signed Yoshimitsu) with Waist Sword Mounting
Discover the National Treasure tantō signed Yoshimitsu, a Kamakura-period masterpiece by Awataguchi Tōshirō Yoshimitsu, treasured by the Tachibana samurai family for nearly 700 years at Tachibana Museum in Yanagawa, Fukuoka.
Sword (Unsigned Norifusa)
Tachi (Meirai Kunimitsu)
Ink and Light Color on Paper, Shumoshu Loving Lotus (by Kano
Sword (Gold Inlay Signature Hasebe Kunishigemoto Akao
Hanyuan Volume 3
Seiganji Temple Ullambana Engi (written by Eisai, July 15th,
Tachi (unsigned Ichimonji Sword (famous Nikko Ichimonji
Dobako
Temple Bell