Evidences and Messages from a Shrinking Society Population and Economy; Healthcare and Social Welfare; Education and Culture; Local and International – and Manga.

Event

January 22 (Saturday.) -　May 16 (Monday.), 2022
Hours: 10:30～17:30　(admission until 17:00)
Closed:Every Tuesday and Wednesday
Admission:Free
* However, a General Admission ticket to the Museum is required

https://www.kyotomm.jp/en/event_exhibition/exhibition-en/exhibition-limited-en/evidence-message-2022/

Venue

Kyoto International Manga Museum
https://www.kyotomm.jp/
Access:Karasuma-Oike, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto 604-0846 Japan
Tel:+81 75-254-7414

Overview

The Kyoto International Manga Museum presents the special exhibition “Evidences and Messages from a Shrinking Society: Population and Economy; Healthcare and Social Welfare; Education and Culture; Local and International – and Manga”. This exhibition conveys the reality of modern Japan as a shrinking society, with messages containing hints for living in such a society.

International Research Center for Japanese Studies (Nichibunken) and Kyoto Seika University have an agreement and these institutions run a collaborative research group called “Cultural Creativity in a Shrinking Society: Individuals, Networks, Capital, and Systems”. This exhibition introduces the topics from the research group. Also, this exhibition is organized as part of the project “Visualization and sophistication of front line research utilizing museums and exhibitions” by the National Institutes for the Humanities.