The Handicrafts of Central Asia: Magnificent Embroidery and Jewelry from the Hiroshima Prefectural Art Museum Collection

Notice to Visitors

The First Exhibition Room is on the first basement floor, and the Second Exhibition Room is on the second floor.
Please proceed via elevator or stairs from the lobby.
Coin-operated lockers are located on the first-floor lobby.
Restrooms are located on the first basement floor and the second floor.
Food and drinks are not permitted in the exhibition rooms. Drinks may be consumed only in the first-floor lobby.
Items that may damage exhibits, such as animals, plants, or long umbrellas, are not permitted in the exhibition rooms. Please make use of the umbrella stands in front of the museum.
Please follow any guidance or instructions from museum staff.

Photography Guidelines

No photography is permitted inside the exhibition rooms, expect for some areas.
When photographing areas where photography is permitted (such as the museum building and a part of the exhibition room) or panels/artworks marked as photographable outside exhibition rooms, please be sure to observe the following precautions.

• Photography is for personal use only. We strictly prohibit photography for commercial purposes and the reuse of captured images for merchandise or other items.
• The use of flash, monopods, tripods, selfie sticks, etc. is prohibited.
• Taking video is prohibited.
• The Museum reserves the right to prohibit photography at its sole discretion.

Notes

Please do not touch the articles on display.
In order to protect the artwork, the only writing implements that may be used inside the museum are pencils.
Photography or reproduction is not permitted.
Please refrain from using mobile phones inside the exhibition rooms.
Luggage should be placed in the lockers in the lobby on the first floor (\100 refundable deposit).
Visitors wearing wooden clogs are kindly asked to change into slippers, available at the reception counter.
Please be quiet to avoid disturbing other visitors.
Observe staff instructions inside the museum.