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Due to coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, the international delivery/mail is now regulated from Japan to several countries.
For this reason, there are some countries we cannot send the monthly magazine “Tokenbijutsu.”
When the delivery system recovers, we will send the delayed ones at once.
We would appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

For more details, please refer to the link below.

https://www.post.japanpost.jp/int/information/index_en.html


We release the Token Bijutsu PDF online on this page until the mailing situation recover for the members it may concern. 

No.796 (May)-①No.796 (May)-②

※To view the PDF, you need the password that you have informed in advance to members in areas where mailing is not possible. 
※It is strictly prohibited to reprint without permission, transfer or lend the password of this PDF to the third party. 
※This service will be implemented only for the limited time until the mailing situation recover.


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Until the delivery delays are resolved,
We accept your answer for the Shijo Kantei in the following page.


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アンカーリンク(NBTHK)

About Us

About Us

The Nihon Bijutsu Token Hozon Kyokai (NBTHK) was founded in February 1948 as an authorized foundation by the government in order to save Japanese sword that was in a critical situation of total destruction when the Occupation Forces tried to confiscate all the Japanese swords from Japanese people just after World War II. Also the Sword Museum that belongs to the NBTHK was built and opened in May 1968 with co-operation and financial support of its members.

It is our purpose that we conserve Japanese swords that have artistic value and make them be open to the public. Also we support the preservation and the development of sword forging and polishing techniques as well as koshirae making as intangible cultural assets. Meanwhile, we make all possible effort to investigate and secure the material of Japanese sword and help people in studying Japanese sword appreciation.

  

Membership

Membership

Member's Privilege

  1. NBTHK bulletin "Token Bijutsu" is sent to members every month.   
  2. You can have discount entrance fee at sword exhibition held by the NBTHK.
  3. Maintenance and life members are free to attend sword exhibitions and special sword viewings held by the NBTHK.
  4. You are allowed to attend to beginner's class held by the NBTHK.
Status Enrollment Fee Yearly Membership Fee
Member 1,000 yen 12,000 yen
Student Member 1,000 yen 4,800 yen
Sustaining Member 1,000 yen 36,000 yen
Lifetime Member - -
Oversea Member 1,000 yen 19,200 yen

* Life member is required to donate the NBTHK articles that are evaluated over 500,000 Japanese Yen.
* Oversea membership fee includes the postage of Token Bijutsu Bulletin.

Shinsa Fee List

Shinsa Fee List

* 2,000 Yen is charged on each shinsa fee when the applicant is not a NBTHK member.
* Shinsa fee is not charged when the result of shinsa is in "Horyu" (Reserved).

Hozon & Tokubetsu Hozon


Passing shinsa Rejected/Status quo
Hozon Token
Toso
25,000 yen  10,000 yen
 Tosogu 17,000 yen   7,000 yen
Tokubetsu
Hozon
Token
Toso
35,000 yen 10,000 yen 
Tosogu   30,000 yen 7,000 yen 

 

Juyo


Passing shinsa Rejected/Status quo
Juyo Token
Toso
220,000 yen  21,000 yen
 Tosogu 120,000 yen   15,000 yen

 * Items submitted to the Juyo shinsa must have Tokubetsu Hozon papers. 

Tokubetsu Juyo


Passing shinsa Rejected/Status quo
Tokubetsu
Juyo
Token
Toso
340,000 yen  31,000 yen
 Tosogu 240,000 yen   21,000 yen

* Items submitted to Tokubetsu Juyo shinsa must have Juyo papers.

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【全-英語】フッターバナー

【全-英語】フッターメニュー(スマホ)

【全】スマホ切替

【全-英語】フッターアドレス

  • 公益財団法人 日本美術刀剣保存協会
  • The Japanese Sword Museum

1-12-9, Yokoami, Sumidaku, Tokyo 130-0015 TEL:03-6284-1000 FAX:03-6284-1100
Hours:9:30-17:00 (Last admission at 16:30) Closed:Mondays (Holidays are open)

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