NHK Taiga Drama Special Exhibition: Brothers in Arms
Edo-Tokyo Museum · 1F Special Exhibition Gallery · Tokyo · –
The final stop of a tour that has already visited Nagoya and Osaka. A prologue, five chapters, and an epilogue follow Toyotomi Hidenaga and his elder brother Hideyoshi from their campaigns and unification of Japan to the fall of their house, through letters, swords, tea utensils, battle screens, and portraits.
Exhibition information
Plan your visit
- Display periods
- First period: –
- Second period: –
- Opening hours
- 09:30–17:30 Until 19:30 on Saturdays and 20:00 on Nov 6; last admission 30 minutes before closing.
- Closed
- Mondays (open Sep 21, Oct 12, and Nov 2), plus Sep 24, Oct 13, and Nov 4.
- Closed during the exhibition
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- Admission
- Adult (special exhibition only) ¥2,100
- University/vocational student (special exhibition only) ¥1,300
- Age 65+ (special exhibition only) ¥1,600
- Reservation
- No reservation required; there may be a wait when crowded. Free for high-school students and younger. A combined ticket with the permanent exhibition is also sold (JPY 2,740 for adults). The free Silver Day on third Wednesdays does not apply to this exhibition.
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Sources for this page
- Official exhibition page · www.edo-tokyo-museum.or.jp Information verified
- Source · toyotomi2026.jp Information verified
- Official list of works · toyotomi2026.jp Information verified
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