Exhibition Highlights

The younger brother, Hidenaga, calmly supported his elder brother, ToyotomiHideyoshi, who boldly pushed forward. This exhibition is linked to the NHK historical drama "Brothers in Arms!" The exhibition will unravel the story of how Hideyoshi and Hidenagaovercame the turbulent Warring States period and paved the way for the unification of the country, highlighting important battles and events. The exhibition also focuses on the relationship between the brothers and the people surrounding them, including Oda Nobunaga, Tokugawa Ieyasu, Tōdō Takatora, and Sen no Rikyū. It also uses approximately 140 artifacts and historical materials to explore the period of rise and fall in which they lived.

賤ヶ岳合戦図屏風(右隻)
江戸時代 長野・佐久市教育委員会蔵 【大阪・左隻:前期/右隻:後期、東京・通期】

Exhibition overview

The Nagoya exhibition has ended.

Exhibition

NHK Taiga Drama Special Exhibition: BROTHERS IN ARMS

Location

Tokugawa Art Museum / HosaLibrary, City of Nagoya

1017 Tokugawa-cho, Higashi-ku, Nagoya 461-0023

Period

2026.04.18 (Sat) - 2026.06.14 (Sun)

Opening Hours

10:00-17:00

  • * Admission until 16:30

Closed Days

Monday

  • * May 4 (national holiday): open; May 7 (Thursday): closed in lieu of Monday, May 4.

Organizer

The Tokugawa Art Museum, HōsaLibrary, City of Nagoya, NHK Nagoya Station, NHK Enterprises Chubu The ChunichiShimbun, Nikkei Inc.

Sponsor

LIVE ART BOOKS

Admission Fee

 

individual

general

2,000 yen

High school and college student

1,200 yen

Elementary and middle school students

Free

The Osaka exhibition has ended.

Exhibition

NHK Taiga Drama Special Exhibition: BROTHERS IN ARMS

Location

Osaka Museum of History

1-32 Otemae4-Chome, Chuo-ku, Osaka City, 540-0008

Period

2026.07.8 (Wed) - 2026.08.31 (Mon)

Opening Hours

9:30-17:00

  • * Please Enter 30 Minutes Prior To Closing

Closed Days

Tuesday

  • * except for August 11

Organizer

Osaka Museum of History, NHK Osaka Station, NHK Enterprises, Inc. Osaka Branch Office

Supporter

Osaka Convention & Tourism Bureau

Sponsor

LIVE ART BOOKS

Admission Fee

 

individual

general

2,000 yen

High school and college student

1,000 yen

Exhibition

NHK Taiga Drama Special Exhibition: BROTHERS IN ARMS

Location

Tokyo Metropolitan Edo-Tokyo Museum 1st Floor Special Exhibition Room

1-4-1 Yokoami, Sumida-ku, Tokyo 130-0015

Period

2026.09.15 (Tue) - 2026.11.08 (Sun)

Opening Hours

9:30-17:30 (Saturday: 9:30-19:30) (2026.11.06: 9:30-21:00)

  • * Last admission 30 minutes before closing time

Closed Days

Mondays, September 24, October 13 and November 4

  • * except for September 21, October 21 and November 2

Organizer

Tokyo Metropolitan Edo-Tokyo Museum, operated by Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture, NHK, NHK Promotions Inc.

Sponsor

LIVE ART BOOKS

Admission Fee (incl. tax)

Special exhibition ticket

Special exhibition &
Permanent exhibition ticket

 

Advance ticket

Same-day ticket

Advance ticket

Same-day ticket

Adults

1,900 yen

2,100 yen
(1,680 yen)

2,540 yen

2,740 yen
(2,320 yen)

Ages 65 and over

1,400 yen

1,600 yen
(1,280 yen)

1,720 yen

1,920 yen
(1,600 yen)

University students & Technical school students

1,100 yen

1,300 yen
(1,040 yen)

1,480 yen

1,680 yen
(1,420 yen)

High school students or younger

Free

Free

Free

Free

Special exhibition ticket

 

Advance ticket

Same-day ticket

Adults

1,900 yen

2,100 yen
(1,680 yen)

Ages 65 and over

1,400 yen

1,600 yen
(1,280 yen)

University students & Technical school students

1,100 yen

1,300 yen
(1,040 yen)

Special exhibition & Permanent exhibition ticket

 

Advance ticket

Same-day ticket

Adults

2,540 yen

2,740 yen
(2,320 yen)

Ages 65 and over

1,720 yen

1,920 yen
(1,600 yen)

University students & Technical school students

1,480 yen

1,680 yen
(1,420 yen)

  • *Advance ticket sales must end on Sep. 14 (Mon). Same-day ticket price is applied after.
  • * The parentheses ( ) indicate group rates for 20 or more people.
  • * Persons holding the following certificates are admitted free of charge, along with accompanying persons (up to two persons): Shintai Shogaisha Techo (Certificate of the Physically Disabled), Ai-no-Techo (Certificate of the Intellectually Disabled), Ryoiku Techo (Certificate of Rehabilitation), Seishin Shogaisha Hoken Fukushi Techo (Certificate of the Mentally Disabled) and Hibakusha Kenko Techo (Atomic Bomb Survivor’s Certificate)
  • * High school, university, and technical school students are required to present a student ID card, and those aged 65 and over are required to present proof of age.
  • * Tickets are available for purchase at the Edo-Tokyo Museum and through the museum’s online ticket sales page (Webket).
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