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National Museum of Ethnology REGNUM IMAGINARIUM: Realm Of National Museum of Ethnology REGNUM IMAGINARIUM: Realm of the Marvelous and Uncanny Thursday, August 29, 2019 ~ Tuesday, November 26, 2019 Display Period ①：8/29(Thu)〜9/24(Tue) ②：9/26(Thu)〜10/22(tue) ③：10/4(Thu)〜11/26(Tue) Artifact Catalogue Title Place Collection Display Period Number Number Introduction Le secret de Iʼhistorie naturelle contenant les merveilles et choses mémorables du monde (The Secret of Natural History France NME F113001938 239 and the Marvels and Memorable Things of the World) (facsimile) Solomon enthroned, from Nizami's Khamsah (Quintet) Shiraz, Iran NME F104002036 Nendaiki ooesho （Illustrated chronicles) Japan Private Collection Chapter I: Biota of the Imaginary Aqua Mermaids Mermaid-shaped roof tile Japan JAPAN YOKAI MUSEUM 141-1 Mermaid-shaped netsuke Japan JAPAN YOKAI MUSEUM 3-9 006 Mermaid-shaped plate Japan JAPAN YOKAI MUSEUM 78-1 005 Float for catching flying fish Santa Ana Island, Solomon Islands (?) NME H0124948 011 Bark painting "Sisters who became mermaids" Australia NME H0140407 013 Bark painting "Dugong and the Fire" Australia NME H0140379 Wooden sculpture (dugong) Australia NME H0102406 010 Bark painting "dugongs" Australia NME H0123783 Wooden sculpture "Yawkyawk " Australia NME H0217404 014 Bark painting "Jingana with Children" Australia NME H0085718 012 Wooden sculpture "Yawkyawk " Australia NME H0217405 Shadow puppet (Suvann Machha ) Siem Reap, Cambodia Private Collection 007 Shadow puppet (Macchanu ) Siem Reap, Cambodia Private Collection 008 Videotheque Scene from Roeung Suvann Machha Phnom Penh, Cambodia NME No. 6011 Decorative plaque (Fish-legged king of Benin) Benin, Nigeria (?) NME H0174737 022 Painting "Sirene and Serpent" Democratic Republic of the Congo NME H0237049 023 Decorative plaque (Fish-legged king of Benin) Nigeria (?), collected in Liberia NME H0030924 Decorative plaque (Fish-legged king of Benin) Nigeria (?), collected in Liberia NME H0030923 Tingatinga painting "Shetani in Sea" Tanzania NME H0170800 024 Mermaid mask Mexico NME H0068139 018 Woodcut "The Poor Singer" Northeastern Region, Brazil NME H0111868 020 Woodcut "The Siren" Northeastern Region, Brazil NME H0111816 Literatura de cordel "The Midnight Witch, or the Kingdom of the Curse" Northeastern Region, Brazil NME H0158437 021 Black mud figure (siren) Oaxaca, Mexico NME H0132092 Ocumicho clay figure (mermaid) Mexico NME H0155675 Comb Toluca basin, Mexico NME H0153391 019 Stone sculpture "Sedna " Canada NME H0227851 015 Stone sculpture (mermaid) Canada NME H0212722 Stone sculpture (mermaid) Canada NME H0212715 Stone sculpture (mermaid) Canada NME H0212777 Stone sculpture (Sedna ) Canada NME H0212693 Stone sculpture (mermaid) Canada NME H0227861 Stonecut print "Seamaidens Playing Underwater" Canada NME H0133330 Stonecut print "Legend of the Hunter Who Encountered a Mermaid" Canada NME H0133454 Linocut print "Half Fish Half Human" Canada NME H0115326 016 Silk-screen print "Taleelayu " Canada NME H0115390 017 Dragons Glove puppet (Dragon king of the Eastern Seas) China NME H0100916 034 Woman's jacket China NME H0226482 030 Shadow puppet (dragon) China NME H0093250 031 Paper cuttings (dragons) China NME H0209175 033 Woman's apron China NME H0226487 029 Talisman (jiamazhi with dragon deity) China NME H0208203 032 Talisman (jiamazhi with poisonous serpent monster) China NME H0208381 Dragon dance lantern China NME H0215542 New Year's festival lantern (dragon) China NME H0230021 027 Dragon head centipede kite Guangdong, China NME H0215482 025 Bell-shaped kite China NME H0101027 026 Artifact Catalogue Title Place Collection Display Period Number Number H0229952, Golden dragon for dragon dance China NME H0229955 028 Dragon head centipede kite China NME H0230063 Dragon kite Sagamihara, Kanagawa, Japan NME H0216901 Dragon kite Kitakyushu, Fukuoka, Japan NME H0216893 036 Clay bells Yokote, Akita and other areas, Japan NME H0141802 etc. Wooden votive tablets (ema ) Toyohashi, Aichi and other areas, Japan NME H0014599 etc. Dragon figure Matsumoto, Nagano, Japan NME H0014432 Dragon figure Nara, Japan NME H0014433 Clay doll Toyohashi, Aichi, Japan NME H0014435 Toy (dragon head ship) Nagasaki, Japan (?) NME H0011956 040 Clay doll Kyoto, Japan NME H0014429 EEM Mask of Yongno monster Busan, Korea NME No.122042 038 Good luck charm (yakaji ) Naha, Okinawa, Japan NME H0037163 035 Shamanic painting (God of dragon palace) Korea NME H0035228 037 Kite (Wau ｋuching ) Malaysia NME H0000182 041 Sculpture of anchor hoop spirit (Saoh ) Malaysia NME H0150290 Sculpture of python spirit Malaysia NME H0150480 Sculpture of dragon spirit (Naga ) Malaysia NME H0000164 044 Shadow puppet for wayan kulit (Naga ) Malaysia NME H0005164 Puppet for Yokthe pwe marionette theater (dragon) Myanmar NME H0229310 045 Water puppet (dragon) Vietnam NME H0201555 Water puppet (dragon) Vietnam NME H0201556 H0221595, H0221597, Women's tube skirts Vietnam NME H0221599, 046 H0221600 Decoration (dragon) Bhutan (?) NME H0190130 042 Mask of Druk (Thunder dragon) Bhutan NME H0180107 043 Fante Asafo Flag Ghana NME H0197389 047 Shadow puppet for Karagöz (jinn on a dragon) Western region, Turkey NME H0001865 048 Icon of Saint George Brasov, Romania NME H0211576 051 Tile painting (Saint George) Cataluña, Spain NME H0150200 050 Wood carving (dragon) Oaxaca, Mexico NME H0268519 052 Woodcut "The Boa and the dragons" Northeastern region, Brazil NME H0111722 053 H0068130, Caimán mask and girdle Mexico NME H0068131 055 H0109769, H0004526, Diablo mask and costume Bolivia NME H0004527, 054 H0004528 Water Creatures H0093251 Shadow puppets (sea creatures) China NME 〜H0093257 056 Silk-screen print "Octopus" Canada NME H0115288 065 Figure of monster fish swallowing dog Rajasthan, India NME H0116420 Silk-screen print "Bukwis, Cockles, Octopus and Sculpin" Canada NME H0115239 Shadow puppet for Karagöz (turtle man) Western region, Turkey NME H0001888 Mask of catfish spirit (Moyang mayong ) Malaysia NME H0000149 064 Sculpture of horseshoe crab spirit (Moyang belangkas ) Malaysia NME H0150293 063 Sculpture of spirit of the hearth (Moyang dapor ) Malaysia NME H0000163 Sculpture of horseshoe crab spirit (Moyang belangkas ) Malaysia NME H0000160 Noh mask (Shojo ) Japan Private Collection 061 Xing xing , from the Shan hai jing (Classic of Mountains and Seas) Nagoya, Aichi, Japan NME F115001867 062 Talisman (jiamazhi with water deity) China NME H0208615 058 Kite (kappa ) Kitakyushu, Fukuoka, Japan NME H0216918 060 Mask (kappa )Kyoto, JapanNMEH0246859 Mask (kappa) Yamagata, Japan NME H0122449 Wooden votive tablet (kappa pulling horse) Nakatsu, Oita, Japan NME H0156919 059 Water spirits in shape of kappa Nishitsugaru District, Aomori, Japan NME H0015887 057 Clay bell (kappa ) Fukuoka, Japan NME H0142684 Figure (kappa ) Japan NME H0157926 Clay bell (Gataro ) Sasebo, Nagasaki, Japan NME H0142768 Kawataro from Terashima Ryoan's, Illustrated Sino-Japanese Encyclopedia Japan NME F108003872 Aer Celestial and Atmospheric Bodies Talisman (jiamazhi with celestial dog deity) China NME H0208371 086 New Year's festival lantern (tiangou ) China NME H0215590 087 Artifact Catalogue Title Place Collection Display Period Number Number Mask for Oni festival (crow tengu ) Toyohashi, Aichi, Japan NME H0014606 Mask (Blue tengu ) Fukushima, Japan NME K0006391 Mask for Oni festival (tengu ) Toyohashi, Aichi, Japan NME H0014605 Mask (Red tengu ) Fukushima, Japan NME K0006393 Mask (tengu ) Kitashitara District, Aichi, Japan NME H0015302 Mask for Otsugunaikagura performance (Morokoshi tengu ) Hanamaki, Iwate, Japan NME H0035269 089 One-toothed geta Kumamoto, Japan NME K0005027 Wooden votive tablet (tengu ) Japan NME H0157465 088 Illusration of tengu in Nimazenoki Japan NME F115004181 Wooden votive tablet (tengu ) Kanuma, Tochigi, Japan NME H0157218 088 Wooden votive tablet (tengu masks) Minami-Saitama District, Saitama, Japan NME H0015280 088 Clay bell (crow tengu ) Saihaku District, Tottori, Japan NME H0142556 088 Noh mask (Obeshimi ) Japan Private Collection 090 Papier-mâché mask (tengu ) Gunma, Japan NME H0122502 Silk-screen print "Halley's Comet" Canada NME H0144721 085 Bark painting "Lightening Spirit" Australia NME H0140416 091 Shadow puppet (Lord of thunder, Leigong ) China NME H0093316 092 Silk-screen print "Thunderbird & Lightning Snake" Canada NME H0115116 093 Button blanket (thunderbird) Canada NME H0219550 094 Fantastic Birds and Avian Humanoids Talisman (jiamazhi with bird-headed spirits of the dead) China NME H0208759 076 Talisman (jiamazhi with flying snake deities) China NME H0208831 Long-necked archangel Peru NME H0210190 082 Long-necked archangel Peru NME H0210191 082 Bas-relief of Quetzalcoatl (feathered-serpent deity, replica) Tula, Mexico NME H0009509 Katsina doll (great horned owl, mongwu )USA NME H0085691 081 Shadow puppet for Karagöz (jinn ) Western region, Turkey NME H0001864 078 Glass painting "Bamba and the Angels" Senegal NME H0222568 084 Eastern Isle from Hariri's Maqamat (facsimile) Iraq NME F118000915 079 Stone sculpture (bird woman) Liberia NME H0031134 083 Stone sculpture "Spirit with Wings" Canada NME H0227895 080 Sculpture of eagle spirit Malaysia NME H0150478 075 Costume for wayan orang dance drama (Jatayu )Indonesia NME H0004154 068 Shadow puppet for wayang kulit (Garuda )Indonesia NME H0007053 Shadow puppet for wayang kulit (Jatayu )Indonesia NME H0004141 071 Shadow puppet for wayang kulit (Garuda )Indonesia NME H0007052 070 Figure (Garuda )IndiaNMEH0100022 077 EEM Sculpture of winged lion (Singa ) or protective spirit Saé Bali, Indonesia NME No.331005 069 Water puppet (phoenix) Vietnam
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