The nonprofit organization Shumei International hosts another special opening for disabled visitors and their attendant (reservations required). The museum will be closed to the general public for those with disabilities to leisurely enjoy the MIHO MUSEUM and participate in educational programs. Although the restaurant and café will be closed, drinks will be available on a self-service basis in these areas, which can also be used for resting.

     Those in need of attendance are asked to come with their attendant. For those requiring special assistance, please call the museum for the various services we offer.

We invite our visitors to hear legends and stories of our museum’s artworks. Our volunteer staff uses sounds and images to narrate legends of Egypt, Greece, and China. The approximately 30-minute session brings to life the art of antiquity and opens us to the world of stories. Participation is free.

 *The starting time and story are subject to change. Please call the museum for more information.

Starting this year, MIHO MUSEUM will independently operate “Waku Waku Museum for Kids” as an educational program for children. The museum and volunteer staff will lead fun “expedition tours” filled with quizzes and stories incorporating coloring books of the museum’s artworks and pastels to draw them. Also, with the cooperation of the Friends of the Museum, a free bus service will be offered for groups of over fifteen participants from Koka City (limited number of buses available).