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2024 Spring Special Exhibition: Related Event “Gallery Talk” Held!

2024 Spring Special Exhibition: Related Event “Gallery Talk” Held!

On Thursday, June 27, 2024, a gallery talk was held by Vice Director Tokura in the special exhibition room. After the event, attendees had the opportunity to carefully view each of the exhibits, taking into account the explanation given prior.
We will also be holding similar events in the second period of the exhibition. We will be looking forward to seeing you then!

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Special Exhibition Commemorating the Issuance of New Banknotes

Special Exhibition Commemorating the Issuance of New Banknotes

On July 3, 2024, new banknotes (10,000 yen, 5,000 yen, and 1,000 yen) were issued.
To commemorate this, the permanent exhibition room will display second printed bill of the 10,000 yen banknotes featuring the portrait of Fukuzawa Yukichi that have been familiar to us all (the D series issued in 1984 and the E series issued in 2004), along with the related materials from July 1 (Monday) to August 31 (Saturday). Please take this opportunity to visit and see them.

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Diseases and Medicines seen in ancient documents(March 5 to March 28)

Diseases and Medicines seen in ancient documents(March 5 to March 28)

Currently in the Temporary exhibition room, there is an exhibition titled “Diseases and Medicines seen in ancient documents” hosted by Keio University Faculty of Letter’s Komonjoshitsu (ancient manuscript archive). Please take the opportunity to explore the activities related to illness and medicine among people from the Edo to Meiji periods.

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Temporary Suspension of the Exhibition of Emperor’s Cup on the Evening of December 19thTemporary Closure on the Morning of December 20th and Additional Baseball-related Exhibits in the Afternoon

Temporary Suspension of the Exhibition of Emperor’s Cup on the Evening of December 19th
Temporary Closure on the Morning of December 20th and Additional Baseball-related Exhibits in the Afternoon

There will be changes to the baseball special exhibition as follows:December 19th (Tuesday) 4PM-6PM : The Emperor’s Cup will be temporarily unavailable for viewing
December 20th (Wednesday) 10AM-12PM : The museum will be temporarily be closed for rearranging the baseball exhibitions.
December 20th (Wednesday) 12:00PM- : The Jingu Tournament championship flag will be added to the baseball exhibition.Additionally, around January 27th, 2024 (Saturday), there are plans for temporary changes to the baseball exhibition due to Keio baseball team events.
Details will be announced after confirmation.
We apologize for everyone planning to visit for any inconveniences this might cause and we appreciate your understanding.

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【Announcement: Exhibition of “Summer Koshien” Championship Flag and Emperor’s Cup】
Currently, in the permanent exhibition room, we are displaying the championship flag of Keio High School from the 105th National High School Baseball Championship (Summer Koshien). Although the exhibition period is marked as “under adjustment,” it has been confirmed that the display will continue until the end of this fiscal year (end of March, 2024).
Additionally, starting from November 17th (Friday), we will begin the exhibition of the Emperor’s Cup to commorate the Tokyo Big6 Baseball League championship of the university baseball team. The exhibition period is planned to be the same as that of the championship flag.
There will be additional displays of related materials, so please come take a look.
If there are any changes to the exhibitin schedule, we will announce them on our website.

Currently, in the permanent exhibition room, we are displaying the championship flag of Keio High School from the 105th National High School Baseball Championship (Summer Koshien). Although the exhibition period is marked as “under adjustment,” it has been confirmed that the display will continue until the end of this fiscal year (end of March, 2024).
Additionally, starting from November 17th (Friday), we will begin the exhibition of the Emperor’s Cup to commorate the Tokyo Big6 Baseball League championship of the university baseball team. The exhibition period is planned to be the same as that of the championship flag.
There will be additional displays of related materials, so please come take a look.
If there are any changes to the exhibitin schedule, we will announce them on our website.

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A special architectural tour of the Mita Campus

A special architectural tour of the Mita Campus

On July 8th, as a related event to the exhibition “Sone & Chujo, Architects and Keio University I”, a special architectural tour of the Mita Campus was held. Under the guidance of Tokura Takeyuki and Yokoyama Hiroshi from the Fukuzawa Memorial Center, various buildings and historical sites on the Mita Campus, including those designed by the Sone & Chujo, Architects, were introduced. The Old Library (Important Cultural Property), the Jukukan-kyoku (Administration Building), Maboroshi no Mon (former front gate), The First School Building, Mita Public Speaking Hall (Important Cultural Property), and the Unicorn Statue. During the tour, participants had the opportunity to see unique spots, such as the underground seismic facilities that are usually inaccessible to the public in the Old Library Building, and the attic of the First Book Storage Attic, which is preserved as a remnant of war. Interior of the Jukukan-kyoku, which is not often open to the public, was also included in the tour. We were able to get high praise from the participants for our explanations provided a comprehensible understanding of the building and the distinctive characteristics of Keio University.

  • The First School Building
  • the Jukukan-kyoku (Administration Building)
  • the Jukukan-kyoku (Administration Building)
  • the Jukukan-kyoku (Administration Building)　the 3rd meeting room
  • the Jukukan-kyoku (Administration Building)
  • The First School Building
  • The Old Library the underground seismic facilities
  • The Old Library
  • The Old Library memorial room
  • The Old Library the First Book Storage Attic
  • Maboroshi no Mon (former front gate)
  • Mita Public Speaking Hall