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First special exhibition after the opening of the Ichihara History Museum, "Yakushi-sama in Ichihara: Epidemic Diseases and Prayers of the People

Starting on October 1 （, ） the first special exhibition since the opening of the Ichihara History Museum, "Yakushi-sama in Ichihara: Epidemic Diseases and Prayers of the People," is being held as a project to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the city's establishment. Various lectures and events will be held during the period.
Here are the events that will be held during October and the events with application deadlines during October.

●Exhibition Explanation Meeting by Curator
▼ Date
October 7 （ Sat ） 10:00 ・ Starts at 14:00
▼ Capacity
About 30 persons per session *Only for special exhibition visitors

Woodblock Printing of Yakushi Nyorai Statue
▼ Date
October 8 （ Sun ）, October 15 （ Sun ）, October 28 （ Sat ）
▼ Time
10:00am to 12:00pm, 1:30pm to 1:30pm, each day
▼ Location
Museum Entrance Hall
▼ Capacity
Up to 10 people for each session
▼ Application
Numbered tickets are distributed at the Museum

●Ichihara Local History Lecture "Epidemic Diseases and Prayer"
▼ Date
October 21 （ Saturday ） 10:00am to 12:00pm
▼ Cost Free *Admission fee is required to see the exhibition
▼ Venue
Multipurpose Experience Room, History Experience Hall （ Japanese-style room ）
▼ Capacity
30 people, to be determined by lottery if there are many applications
▼ Application Apply by form （ https://logoform.jp/form/bqJz/350425 ） or phone

●Go-Benefit City Walk
Kokubunji, Anesaki Shrine, etc. You can take a bus to visit some of the city's most beneficial temples and shrines.
▼ Date and Time
November 10 （ Friday ） 13:00-17:00 *Times may change due to traffic conditions
▼ Capacity
30 people, in case of too many applications, the tour will be held by lottery
▼ Application Apply by form （ https://logoform.jp/form/bqJz/346614 ） or phone

by Friday, October 27 （ ） ●For more information about the special exhibition, visit the following website For more information about the special exhibition, please visit the following website.
https://www.imuseum.jp/rekisi_museum/tokubetsu/1100.html