[Oak Corporation] Kyushu National Museum will celebrate its 20th anniversary in October 2025 and will be releasing “Kyushu National Museum 20th Anniversary Commemorative Goods.”
Oak Corporation Press Release: October 20, 2025 Kyushu National Museum will celebrate its 20th anniversary in October 2025 and will be releasing “Kyushu National Museum 20th Anniversary Commemorative Goods.” A huge selection of museum goods that are sure to be a hit, including five items jointly planned by Mari Hashimoto, Kyushu National Museum, and the Kyushu National Museum Museum Shop! Kyushu National Museum (located in Dazaifu City, Fukuoka Prefecture) will celebrate its 20th anniversary in October 2025. To mark this occasion, the Kyushu National Museum Museum Shop, operated by Oak Corporation (Headquarters: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; Representative: Akiyo Araki), is selling “Kyushu National Museum 20th Anniversary Merchandise.” These tote bags and pouches feature motifs of the Kyushu National Museum’s unique collections and exhibits, such as ancient tombs, haniwa (clay figures), onigawara (demon tiles), chintz, and ships from the Tang Dynasty missions. These unique museum goods allow you to take home tangible memories of your historical learning. There are so many unique goods you’ll want to buy them all! When you visit the Kyushu National Museum, be sure to check out the “Kyushu National Museum 20th Anniversary Goods.”
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https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/120136/22/120136-22-620d641773628b43ff7586eb337a1832-2400×1800.jpg The “Haniwa Deer” is one of the most popular items in the Kyushu National Museum’s collection. It’s said to be posing as if it’s looking back warily, but it also looks as if it’s being called from behind and turning around to ask, “What’s this?”, making it a very endearing piece. By printing the back on the reverse side, it’s clear that it’s a haniwa tote bag from either side. And above all, the indentations at the feet! The shape of the bag was decided after receiving various opinions from various parties involved. Despite its unusual shape, the bag is large enough to hold A4 size documents, making it suitable for a variety of practical uses, from everyday life to exploring ruins. The color was also chosen from six print samples to recreate the color of the unglazed haniwa. This is a one-of-a-kind tote bag that stands out as a museum item and cannot be found anywhere else. Motif: Haniwa deer excavated from the Tenjinyama Tomb (Important Cultural Property), owned by the Kyushu National Museum Size: Longest part [Main body] Approx. 40cm H x 38cm W x 9cm D; [Handle] Approx. 58cm
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/120136/22/120136-22-a168172f0d80c0b45d4b13d563b3099c-2399×1800.jpg The back of the haniwa is printed on the back.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/120136/22/120136-22-c25ac9e06a961a3b5761410fcd0b2a51-2400×1800.jpg It has an inner pocket. The recess at the foot is perfect for a water bottle or notebook!
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/120136/22/120136-22-bc921395d827a3d772c9ac22d290a315-2400×1800.jpg From the samples with slightly different shades, we chose the color that was closest to the haniwa. ＜Product Description by Mr. Hashimoto＞ This tote bag lets you tuck a cute haniwa under your arm and even fit your belongings in it! The haniwa deer, one of the most popular figures in the Kyushu National Museum’s collection, has been recreated in approximately 3/4 scale for easy portability. Not only is the front, with its charming, playful expression, printed on the back, which is often hidden from view in the exhibit, but the bag is also meticulously printed, ensuring a flawless 360-degree view. More convenient than a stuffed animal and cuter than a bag, this haniwa deer tote bag will make your museum visits even more enjoyable. It also comes with a convenient interior pocket for storing valuables. ■ Experience a culture that transcends the ocean: Japanese black tea set 1,900 yen (tax included)
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/120136/22/120136-22-2adfa15b8c6a6bcbd5efc7e8d5259d18-2400×1800.jpg Kyushu National Museum has been actively collecting sarasa, a patterned cotton fabric originating from India. Vibrantly colored and captivating to look at, sarasa was not only beloved in India, but also spread to Southeast Asia, Persia, and Europe, eventually making its way to Japan. The “Japanese Black Tea Set: Experience a Culture Across the Sea” combines chintz with black tea, which shares the same history: spreading throughout the world and then crossing the ocean to reach Japan. The individually wrapped bags feature seven varieties carefully selected by curators and product planners from the Kyushu National Museum’s vast collection of chintz, carefully balancing production area, era, pattern, and color to convey their beauty, vividness, and variety. An explanatory pamphlet is included, allowing you to deepen your knowledge of chintz. For the outer box, we came up with over 10 designs to bring out the patterns, searched for a printing company capable of beautiful printing, and paid particular attention to color reproduction. The inside is Yame Japanese Black Tea from Yame, Fukuoka Prefecture. This is not imported black tea, but Japanese black tea produced locally in Fukuoka Prefecture, where the Kyushu National Museum is located. Made from the rare Benifuuki variety, considered ideal for black tea, it is fermented twice and aged for 90 days, resulting in a deep, savory, and easy-to-drink Japanese black tea with minimal astringency. Motif: 15th-20th century Indian, French, and Indonesian chintz. Kyushu National Museum collection. Net weight: 21g (7 bags of 3g)
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/120136/22/120136-22-bd11ca9c7218a769bfc78adeaa8865f5-2401×1800.jpg In the end, we settled on a sleek outer box with just one main pattern.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/120136/22/120136-22-e15d300719c3666a2928cc5dd27961d8-2400×1800.jpg Seven individually wrapped patterns, selected with the hope that you will be able to appreciate the beauty of the chintz like on a card, and an explanatory pamphlet.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/120136/22/120136-22-41ade3d7cc84ece9b1b97e47a7a0567c-2400×1793.jpg The painstaking work that went into the outer box design. This was the most challenging of all the 20th anniversary merchandise items. ＜Product Description by Mr. Hashimoto＞ Brought from far across the sea, this chintz fabric, known as “hanafu,” is paired with deep crimson tea. While influenced by foreign influences, it has taken root in the Japanese culture and cultivated its own unique beauty. Once abandoned, but now richly reborn, Japanese black tea is carefully wrapped in chintz cloth to add a touch of elegance. This cup will accompany you as you reflect on the stories woven by history and people. ■Ozuka Kofun-shaped Decorative Tomb Pouch 2,000 yen (tax included)
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/120136/22/120136-22-73b3c4c2ac5183878261c5aa8936b60a-2400×1800.jpg This pouch was created through a great deal of trial and error. To fully convey the charm of Japan’s most famous decorated kofun, we spoke with relevant parties, studied documents, and made numerous prototypes for the exterior embroidery and the vibrantly colored interior fabric, before arriving at the final design. The pouch’s outer shape is slightly distorted, as it was die-cut based on the existing portion of the burial mound. This distorted shape is one of its key features. The lush grass growing on the mound is recreated with the fluffy texture of Sagara embroidery. The inner lining was designed based on the latest color research into the stone chamber murals of the Ozuka Tomb. We paid meticulous attention to detail, including where to place each pattern, what colors to use, the size and balance of the motifs, and more. While we rarely have the opportunity to see the stone chamber, we designed the pouch so that the same excitement you might feel when you see the colorful murals is relived every time you open it. This museum item allows you to think back to ancient times and imagine what people were thinking when they used the colors red, black, green, white, yellow, and gray (blue) to paint. Supervision: Ozuka Kofun Museum Motif: Ozuka Kofun mound, decorative pattern of stone chamber Size: Approximately 14cm long x 14.5cm wide x 6cm deep (longest part) Material: [Outer] Canvas (100% cotton)
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/120136/22/120136-22-6663894f4016e3771efa6460a09ddb2b-2400×1800.jpg A Sagara embroidered burial mound with a soft, fluffy texture Image
URL: https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/120136/22/120136-22-473f81e4db700040a59faa7e6c0f1568-2400×1800.jpg Inside is a colorful pattern of a stone chamber.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/120136/22/120136-22-d4cbad540f3174c47d2228f630556569-2400×1801.jpg The text has been changed from random placement (top and bottom on the left) to a linear arrangement (top and bottom in the center) to more accurately represent the drawing style. After further color
adjustments (right), it’s finished! ＜Product Description by Hashimoto＞ We’ve prepared a decorative kofun (pouch) that you can use to enjoy “excavation” anytime! Ozuka Tomb (6th century, Katsuragawa Town, Fukuoka Prefecture) is known as one of Japan’s most decorated ancient tombs, but opportunities to see the murals adorning its stone chamber are limited. That’s why we’ve created a decorative tomb pouch that lets you enjoy “excavation” anytime! The grass-covered burial mound is embroidered on cotton fabric, and when you open the zipper, the hidden, colorful stone chamber is revealed. This pouch can be opened and closed as much as you like every day, and you can store whatever you like inside the stone chamber, whether it’s lip balm or a USB flash drive. It’s like a small tomb that fits in the palm of your hand. ■Carried by the Tang Dynasty envoy ships! Cinnamon-scented spice cookies ¥1,200 (tax included)
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/120136/22/120136-22-a5fc9dcdcdc69e2a35e2b486fdc17620-2400×1800.jpg Kentoushi (Japanese envoys to the Tang Dynasty) were missions sent by Japan to the Tang Dynasty from the Asuka period through the Nara period. They were dispatched 15 times from 630 until their abolition in 894. Along with the missions, many monks and students also traveled to Tang China. They learned about culture, law, religion, art, and technology before returning home, bringing great benefits and inspiration to Japanese politics, society, and culture. Since then, many of these things have taken root in Japan, one of which is spices. A model of a Kentoushi ship is on display in the Kyushu National Museum’s Cultural Exchange Exhibition Room, and in the exhibition room depicting the interior of the ship, there is a corner where you can actually enjoy the aroma of spices. Inspired by this, we created these cinnamon-flavored spice cookies, presented in a box shaped like a Japanese envoy ship. The box design, supervised by the Kyushu National Museum, reflects the ship’s appearance from the 8th to 9th centuries, based on the latest research on Japanese envoy ships. At first glance, the box has a retro touch that appears to be misprinted, with the hidden characters “989 (Kyushu National Museum)” adorning the clouds, and the sides are colored the same as the Kyushu National Museum logo. Cookies with a strong spice can be both popular and unpopular, so we conducted repeated tastings to find the perfect flavor. These cookies are the perfect educational companion, bringing the era of the Japanese envoys to Tang China closer to you and cultivating a perspective on Japan as part of East Asia. Supervision: Kyushu National Museum (box) Motif: Envoy ship to Tang China Contents: 10 sheets
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/120136/22/120136-22-103bad09a68cfe9d027a363178041928-2402×1800.jpg Contains 10 cookies with a light cinnamon scent.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/120136/22/120136-22-49d7a0858bdb0ebb87fd5ea677393483-2400×1800.jpg The boat-shaped package opens upwards.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/120136/22/120136-22-f7db7b845d190eb904095e976d13fbc0-2400×1800.jpg We also paid particular attention to the shape of the box, creating and considering boxes that resembled various boats and waves. Nothing allows you to fully experience the museum experience more deeply than food. After all, you don’t just “see” it, you actually ingest it! Our “Cinnamon-Scented Spice Cookies” spotlight cinnamon, a spice brought back by Japanese envoys to Tang China as medicine and still preserved in the Shosoin Repository. The cute, retro packaging, featuring a model of the Japanese envoy ship on display at the Kyushu National Museum, makes the perfect souvenir. Enjoy them over tea while reminiscing about the magnificent journey where goods and cultures intersected. ■ Onigawara Reflector Tote Bag 1,800 yen (tax included)
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/120136/22/120136-22-b94c2551a1ffaa2fc460f580aa9feada-2400×1800.jpg As the Kyushu National Museum is located in Dazaifu, its collection also includes a ridge-and-ridge tile that once covered the roof of the Dazaifu government office. It is approximately 50cm tall and partially missing, but the realistic depiction of facial muscles and skin movement gives it a dynamic and powerful feel, making it an Important Cultural Property packed with the power to ward off evil.
その「魔を退ける」「悪いものを威嚇する」鬼瓦の意味合いを、現代版にアップデートして具現化できる商材を探し求めた末に、リフレクター印刷に辿り着きました。ベタ塗りだと鬼瓦の表情が目立ちすぎて普段使いしにくいため、ドットで表現することとし、資料の雰囲気を壊さない範囲でドットの大きさをどのくらいにするのか調整しました。デスク下の暗がりで試作品をライトで照らし、本当に鬼瓦が反射した時は、商品企画チームのメンバーで声を上げて喜びました。
キーホルダーなどの候補も出ましたが、大きい面で見せたほうが本物の大きさも伝わるため、トートバッグを採用し、夜道の危ないシーンでもビカッと光って貴方を守る、最強にかっこいいバッグが出来上がりました。 モチーフ：鬼瓦 サイズ ：【本体】縦37cm×横36cm×マチ11cm 【持ち手】54cm 素材：綿100％
プリント部分：リフレクター印刷（再帰反射印刷）
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/120136/22/120136-22-c505ba8392e00ad3506f3366847cf523-2400×1800.jpg 細かなドットで描かれた鬼瓦。ドットの大きさで凹凸を表現
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/120136/22/120136-22-7a64030427cb764924cb618a4e48e65f-2400×1800.jpg 反射時の様子。鬼瓦が白く光ります ＜橋本さんの商品解説＞ 屋根の上の呪的防御システム 九博最強の鬼瓦が夜道の一人歩きを完全ガード!?︎
1300年前から大宰府政庁の屋根でメンチを切ってきた鬼瓦の顔面を、トートバッグに移植。銀色のリフレクター印刷がヘッドライトの光などを反射して夜間でも持ち主の存在を知らせ、不用意に近づく輩には破邪の眼力が睨みを利かせます。屋根や建材を風雨から保護し、外部から悪いものや人が入ってこないよう守護してきた鬼瓦の役割と、その鬼瓦を守り伝える博物館の使命とを重ね合わせた、「守る」がテーマの20周年記念グッズです。 埴輪好きの心をくすぐるグッズも20周年を記念して2アイテムがラインナップ ■ボールチェーンマスコット埴輪馬 1,000円（税込）
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６月の販売開始後、あっという間に初回ロッド600個が売り切れるというブレイクを果たした可愛らしい埴輪馬のマスコットです。ショップスタッフたっての希望でグッズ化することになり、博物館研究員に監修していただきました。 刺繍やフェルトを使って馬具の細かい部分まで再現。口の横の轡（くつわ）金具の「ｆ字形鏡板」やタテガミを結ったマゲ、そしてお尻の穴まで！ カワイイのにマニアックな九州国立博物館ならではの埴輪グッズです。 監 修：九州国立博物館研究員
モチーフ：伝茨城県土浦市真鍋古墳群出土の埴輪馬 大きさ ：体高約10cm ■鹿埴輪 ピアス・ネックレス・ピンブローチ 3,500円～（税込）
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/120136/22/120136-22-f90a14735114fc6ac2351ac5c0c30644-2400×1800.jpg 人気の縄文アクセサリーショップ・Do-goods（ドゥグーズ）の鹿埴輪アクセサリーも人気です。小ぶりなのでさりげなく埴輪を身につけることができます。
後ろを振り返るポージングの愛らしさが人気の伝剛志天神山古墳出土の埴輪鹿（重要文化財）は、当初は犬と考えられていましたが、他で出土した犬や鹿の埴輪との比較調査の結果、今では鹿であるとされています。そんな考古学のおもしろさも学べるアクセサリーです。 監 修：九州国立博物館研究員 モチーフ：伝剛志天神山古墳出土の埴輪鹿（重要文化財） 九州国立博物館所蔵 素
材：鹿部分＝銅、ピアス＝ステンレス、ネックレスチェーン＝真鍮にピンクゴールドコート 鹿埴輪スタッドピアス ￥6,800（税込） 鹿体高 約130ｍｍ 鹿埴輪フックピアス ￥6,300（税込）鹿体高 約130ｍｍ 鹿埴輪＆勾玉フックピアス ￥4,000（税込）鹿体高 約130ｍｍ 鹿埴輪ネックレス ￥3,600（税込）鹿体高 約130ｍｍ、チェーン・50cm（アジャスター5cm含む） 鹿埴輪ピンブローチ ￥3,500（税込）鹿体高 約130ｍｍ 九州国立博物館ミュージアムショップについて
～20周年記念グッズは、店頭でもオンラインショップでもお買い求めいただけます！～
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九州国立博物館の収蔵品の中でも高い人気を誇る、江戸時代の医学書『針聞書』の虫たちをぬいぐるみやキーチェーンマスコットにしたシリーズを筆頭に、クリアファイルやマスキングテープ、ステッカー、マグネット、トートバッグ、てぬぐい、Tシャツなど、多岐に及ぶオリジナルグッズを販売しています。また、「九博蒸しきんつば」をはじめ、食品のお土産コーナーも充実しているほか、書籍の質と量にもこだわり、歴史系国立博物館の名にふさわしいラインナップに力を入れています。店長は、博多弁をしゃべるかわいいはにわの女の子の「はにわ店長（通称：はにてん）」！ X（旧twitter）ではいろいろなコスチュームを着こなして365日投稿を行なっており、多くのファンの方に応援していただいています。 10月からは20周年記念グッズの特設コーナーも設置いたしました。店頭、オンラインショップどちらでもお買い求めいただけます。 Image
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特別展開催中の金・土曜は～20：00（入館は～19：30） 定休日 ：毎週月曜日・展示会準備期間（博物館休館日に準じます） SNS ：X（https://x.com/haniten989）
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2005年10月開館。明治時代に開館した東京・奈良・京都の国立博物館から100年の時を経ての国立博物館の開館ということで大きな話題となりました。先の３館が総合・美術系博物館であるのに対し、九州国立博物館は「日本文化の形成をアジア史的観点からとらえる」という基本理念をもつ歴史系博物館として、日本とアジア、ヨーロッパとの文化交流の歴史を紹介しています。国宝4件、重要文化財42件を含む1,279件を収蔵し、さらに国宝2件、重要文化財12件を含む1,300件の寄託品を有しています（2020年3月末）。
収蔵文化交流展示室（常設展）では定期的に展示品を入れ替えて、いつ訪れても新鮮な展示を見ることができます。また、年に数回の特別展と特別展示や公演会、ワークショップ、コンサートなど様々なイベントを開催しています。 住所 ：〒818-0118 福岡県太宰府市石坂4-7-2 電話 ：050-5542-8600（ハローダイヤル）
営業時間：9：30～17：00（入館は～16：30） 特別展開催中の金・土曜は～20：00（入館は～19：30） 定休日 ：毎週月曜日・展示会準備期間（博物館休館日に準じます） 入館料 ：文化交流展（平常展） 一般700円、大学生350円、高校生以下無料 特別展 一般2,000円、高大生1,200円、小中生無料 ＊特別展料金は展示により変動します URL ：https://www.kyuhaku.jp ＜九州国立博物館20th ANNIVERSARY 展覧会スケジュール＞ 【特別展】 法然と極楽浄土
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