Tokyo National Museum and the National Palace Museum of Korea sign academic and cultural exchange agreement - Korean media

The National Palace Museum of Korea (Director Jeong Young Jae), part of the National Heritage Administration of Korea, announced on the 27th that it has signed a business agreement with the Tokyo National Museum (Director Fujiwara Makoto) for academic and cultural exchange and cooperation.
The signing ceremony was held at 10 a.m. on the same day at the Tokyo National Museum in Japan. The main points of the agreement are: △Research and study of cultural heritage and materials in the museum's collection, mutual loans, △Promotion of joint projects related to museum activities.
△Exchange of information and materials regarding museum activities, including academic information and materials △Holding academic discussions (symposiums) and study groups △Implementing personal exchanges, etc.
Based on this agreement, the two institutions will hold a joint press conference on the International Conference on East Asian Royal Culture to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the opening of the National Palace Museum in 2025.
The Tokyo National Museum, which is the subject of the agreement, is a representative museum in Japan, with over 2 million visitors per year.
The museum has a collection of approximately 120,000 major cultural heritage items, including royal artefacts. The National Palace Museum said, "Through this agreement, we will further strengthen our academic capabilities, including research and exhibitions related to the royal cultures of both Japan and Korea."
It will be possible."