Nature & Biology Exhibitions
Ancient Orient to Iwami Ginzan: A World Driven by Silver
Sep 19 – Dec 6, 10:00–17:00 · Museum of Ancient Near Eastern Cultures, Toshima · Tokyo
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Dates
- Sep 19 – Dec 6, 2026, 10:00–17:00
About this event
SummaryA special exhibition commemorating the 500th anniversary of the discovery of Iwami Ginzan and the 20th anniversary of its UNESCO World Heritage registration, exploring the history of silver from the Ancient Orient to early modern Japan.
Highlights
- Traces the evolution of silver from a material for measuring value to a global economic symbol.
- Features ancient Near Eastern jewelry and silver vessels.
- Displays a diverse collection of coins and materials related to the Iwami Ginzan silver mine.
- Highlights the connection between silver, humanity, and civilization during the Age of Exploration.
Details
This comprehensive exhibition at the Museum of the Ancient Orient presents artifacts that illustrate how silver has connected people and regions across time. The display includes ornaments, silver containers, and coins that demonstrate silver's role in supporting civilization and influencing the world economy. As a special event marking the beginning of the 500th anniversary of the mine's discovery in 2027, it offers a unique opportunity to explore the enduring appeal and historical significance of silver. The exhibition serves as the first major presentation in Tokyo dedicated to introducing Iwami Ginzan. Additional related activities include museum lectures, a lecture series on Iwami Ginzan, and children's workshops, providing educational insights into the history of metals and the specific legacy of the Iwami Ginzan silver mine.
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