Panel Exhibition: Wild Game (Gibier) from the Hometown of Itagaki Taisuke

Event Overview

The "Panel Exhibition: Wild Game (Gibier) from the Hometown of Itagaki Taisuke" will be held at the Kochi City Liberty and People's Rights Museum. This exhibition introduces information regarding 'Gibier' (wild game meat), which is gaining attention in the region associated with Itagaki Taisuke, a leader of the Freedom and People's Rights Movement.

Highlights & How to Enjoy

This exhibition uses panels to present knowledge about wild game (Gibier) within its regional context. You can learn about the natural environment of Kochi and the resources derived from it through visual displays. Please note that this is an information-based exhibition centered on panels rather than physical artifacts or interactive experiences.

Schedule

The exhibition period is from July 18, 2026, to August 23, 2026. Please check the official website or on-site signage for specific operating hours and detailed schedules.

Venue & Access

The venue is the Kochi City Liberty and People's Rights Museum, located in Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture. Access is available via public transportation or by car. We recommend checking a map application in advance for the most accurate route from your location or the nearest station.

Participation Tips

As this is a panel-based exhibition, you can gain insights into wild game by reading the displayed information. The content connects the historical background of the region with modern food culture (Gibier).

Etiquette & Information

Please maintain a quiet atmosphere while viewing the exhibition. To protect the displays, please do not touch the panels.

• *Payment**: There is no specific fee mentioned for this exhibition, but please carry cash if you intend to purchase any materials at the facility.
• *Language Support**: Please check on-site for the availability of English explanations.
• *Reservations**: No advanced reservation is required.
• *Dress Code**: Please wear comfortable clothing suitable for indoor viewing.