Mużew
Japanmuseum
16-il persuna tal-post jissuġġeruh,
Lokalità
19 Rapenburg
Leiden, ZH
Suġġerimenti mingħand nies tal-post
To further express the long and special ties between the Netherlands and Japan, a number of parties established the SieboldHuis Foundation with the aim of reopening the SieboldHuis.
A Japanese trader and enthusiast known as Siebold lived in this house, and as early as in 1837 it was in this location that Siebold showed his collection of Japanese objects and artefacts to an interested public. Today, after more than 150 years, his former house is the first official Japan centre in the Netherlands.
When you visit the SieboldHuis museum you are treated to beautiful objects from Japan: fascinating Japanese artifacts behind a Dutch historical facade. The exhibition rooms each have their own atmosphere: an intimate study with plants, animals and colourful aquarelles; a panorama room with showcases almost four meters high; an impression of the past in a historical room where the story of Siebold's family is told; An almost serene treasure room housing the most unique objects; and a map room where the visitor can plan his own trip.
When you visit the SieboldHuis museum you are treated to beautiful objects from Japan: fascinating Japanese artifacts behind a Dutch historical facade. The exhibition rooms each have their own atmosphere: an intimate study with plants, animals and colourful aquarelles; a panorama room with showcase…