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We hold art appreciation study opportunities and special exhibition viewing programs for school educators at all educational levels. These programs aim to further develop museum-school, interactions, communication and understanding.
Viewing Programs for School Teachers
During each special exhibition display period, we provide special viewing sessions for nursery school through high school level teaching staff (both teachers and aides). These free viewing programs provide opportunities for participants to examine how to use the NMWA in curriculum programming or school club activities. The dates and times for these sessions will be posted closer to date on this page. All sessions by prior application only.
Teachers’ Seminars *in Japanese only
These seminars primarily aimed at elementary, junior high school, and high school teaching staff provide information on art appreciation education and opportunities to learn how to use the art museum in their curriculum. Potential participants are asked to explain their interests and seminar aims to the NMWA Education Section staff. Each session’s contents will be determined in consultation between the NMWA staff and participants.
Application Procedure:
Please see this page (in Japanese).
Teacher and Curator Training Program
The training program is for those who are dedicated to Art Education, such as teachers, museum curators, and supervisors. We aim to promote cooperation between schools and art museums in local communities in Japan. It is held at one of the national museums of art, for 2 days during summer each year. For more details, follow below. For details, please see the National Center For Art Research, Japan website.
| Organizer | National Center for Art Research, JAPAN |
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Admission Fees / Group Admission Applications
See below regarding admission fees and how to apply for group admission tickets.