Five highlights at the 'Ningyo' doll exhibition at Muzium Negara


Prepare to dive into the world of 'Ningyo' at Muzium Negara in KL, where dolls are more than just playthings - they're a reflection of Japan's rich cultural tapestry and craftsmanship. Photo: The Star/Chan Tak Kong

Muzium Negara (National Museum) in Kuala Lumpur is showing a new touring exhibition from Tokyo, which highlights the history and cultural significance of Japanese dolls, known as "ningyo".

Entitled Ningyo: Art And Beauty Of Japanese Dolls, the exhibition, which runs through July 8, showcases a total of 67 exhibits, providing visitors with an opportunity to explore a diverse collection of dolls.

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