National Treasure

E917349

National Treasure is the highest designation given by the Japanese government to cultural properties of exceptional historical, artistic, or academic value.

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Label Occurrences
National Treasure canonical 1

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural property designation
legal status
administeredBy Agency for Cultural Affairs NERFINISHED
appliesTo archaeological materials
buildings
crafts
cultural properties
fine arts
historical materials
structures
tangible cultural properties
categoryIncludes National Treasures of Japan (archaeological materials) NERFINISHED
National Treasures of Japan (buildings and structures) NERFINISHED
National Treasures of Japan (crafts) NERFINISHED
National Treasures of Japan (historical materials) NERFINISHED
National Treasures of Japan (paintings) NERFINISHED
National Treasures of Japan (sculptures) NERFINISHED
National Treasures of Japan (writings) NERFINISHED
country Japan
criteriaInclude exceptional academic value
exceptional artistic value
exceptional historical value
designationAuthority Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (Japan) NERFINISHED
designationProcess selected from Important Cultural Properties
distinctFrom Important Intangible Cultural Property (Japan) NERFINISHED
Registered Tangible Cultural Property (Japan) NERFINISHED
hasNotableExample Himeji Castle NERFINISHED
Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion) NERFINISHED
The Tale of Genji illustrated handscrolls NERFINISHED
higherRankThan Important Cultural Property (Japan) NERFINISHED
introduced post-World War II cultural property protection system
JapaneseName 国宝
languageOfName Japanese
legalBasis Law for the Protection of Cultural Properties (Japan) NERFINISHED
partOf Cultural Properties of Japan system NERFINISHED
protects archaeological artifacts of outstanding cultural value
buildings and structures of outstanding cultural value
calligraphy and ancient documents of outstanding cultural value
crafts of outstanding cultural value
historical materials of outstanding cultural value
paintings of outstanding cultural value
sculptures of outstanding cultural value
provides state subsidies for preservation
purpose preservation of Japan’s most important cultural heritage
promotion of cultural research
public access to significant cultural properties
replaced prewar National Treasure designation under 1929 law
requires permission for export
strict restrictions on alteration
scope tangible cultural heritage only

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