CalendarThe calendar of exhibitions from April 2010 to March 2011 is as follows: 
are closed days.
Saturday, April 10 – Sunday, July 25
Individual 500yen／University/High School Students 300yen
Temporary Exhibition: Ewers of the Goryeo Dynasty
Goryeo dynasty (918-1392) was a period in which a large number of ceramic ewers were produced, celadon ewers being the core of production. Ewers were introduced to the Korean Peninsula from China, changing and adjusting their forms as the culture to which they belonged had made changes, such as the growing prosperity of Buddhism in Goryeo and the transition of lifestyles of the Goryeo people, eventually developing variegated styles especially during the 12th century. Goryeo ewers were adorned by connoisseurs of China and Japan for their elegant forms and motifs that were nurtured within the aristocratic culture and were regarded as quality wares. This exhibition introduces approximately 30 pieces of such Goryeo ewers principally from the museum collection.
Featured Exhibition: The Beauty of Chinese Ceramics
This exhibition introduces the art of Chinese ceramics of diverse forms and designs. The approximately 20 pieces selected from donated pieces include newly acquired items that are shown to the public for the first time. We hope you will enjoy the profoundness of the art of Chinese ceramics through a variety of works that reflect the tastes of the donors.
Permanent Exhibition:
- Chinese and Korean Ceramics of the Ataka Collection
- Korean Ceramics of the Rhee Byung-Chang Collection
- Japanese Ceramics
- Chinese Snuff Bottles of the Oki Shoichiro Collection
<National Treasure> Tea bowl, tenmoku glaze with silvery "oil spots"