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Basic Information
| Client | Kyushu National Museum, National Institutes for Cultural Heritage |
|---|---|
| Services Provided | Display Design & Layout: Tanseisha, Total Media Development Institute, NTT West Japan JV Display Production & Construction: Tanseisha, Total Media Development Institute JV |
| Project Leads at Tanseisha | Produce: Yoshimitsu Aota Direction: Akihiko Wada Display Design & Layout: Hiroyuki Yamamori |
| Awards | 「ディスプレイデザイン賞2006」入選 |
| Location | Fukuoka Prefecture |
| Opening Date | 2004/10/1 |
| Website | http://www.kyuhaku.jp/ |
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*The shared information and details of the project is accurate as of the date they were posted. There may have been unannounced changes at a later date.
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