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Ueno Royal Museum to hold 'Bhutan ~A Hint to Happiness~' exhibition

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In commemoration of the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Japan and the Kingdom of Bhutan, a special exhibition titled "The Bhutan Exhibition ~A Hint to Happiness~" will be held from May 21 to July 18 at The Ueno Royal Museum in Tokyo.

Organized in collaboration with the National Museum of Bhutan, the Bhutan Textile Museum, and Royal Textile Academy of Bhutan, this exhibition showcases more than 140 rare and priceless artifacts that belong to Bhutan, all being unveiled for the first time in Japan.

Bhutan is popularly known as the land of "Gross National Happiness." This exhibition offers a rare and inspiring glimpse of Bhutan's vibrant beauty and artistry. Through the fascinating exhibits of various traditional Bhutanese artifacts illustrating the unique culture and rich history of Bhutan, visitors may discover some hints for peace and happiness in daily life.

Exhibition Outline ■ Title: "Bhutan ~A Hint to Happiness~" ■ Period: Saturday, May 21 – Monday July 18 ■ Venue: The Ueno Royal Museum ■ Hours: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Admission ticket sales end 30 minutes before the closing time of the museum.)

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