2025/12/05 16:10:00 博物館学芸員課程修了展「戦後100年に向けてー若者が語り継ぐ舞鶴の引揚―」
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広報隊河原
みなさんこんにちは。グローバル観光学科4年次生の河原のどかです。国際文化資料館にて開催中の企画展「戦後100年に向けてー若者が語り継ぐ舞鶴の引揚―」について紹介致します。
本展示は、博物館学芸員課程の履修生による修了展です。グローバル観光学科からも毎年数名が履修し、学芸員の資格を得て卒業されてきた先輩方がいます。私も資格取得を目指し、3年次生のころから履修してきました。講義や博物館実習で各履修生が学んできたことを活かし、学芸員課程を取りまとめる南博史先生のご指導の下、企画のテーマ決めから展示作品の選定、展示作業、そして、ラジオでの広報などを行います。
本年度の修了展はタイトルからもわかるように、第二次世界大戦後のシベリア抑留について、引揚港となった舞鶴の歴史とともに、その記憶を語り継ぐ活動を行う学生たちを取り上げます。みなさんもご周知の通り、太平洋戦争終戦から80年を迎える年、加えて、舞鶴引揚記念館はユネスコ世界記憶遺産に登録されて10周年を迎える記念すべき節目の年です。また、ユネスコ世界記憶遺産の登録に本学のクレイグ・スミス教授(故人)がご尽力された経緯から、本展示の立案、実現がされました。本展覧会を通して、今も起きている戦争に関して、平和を願うだけでなくまずは「知る」こと、「未来へ伝える」ことが平和に繋がると、あらためて心を寄せていただければと思います。
また舞鶴は魅力満載の場所でもあります。舞鶴引揚記念館にて他の資料展示や学生語り部さんのお話を聞いてただくのはもちろん、象徴的な赤レンガパーク、名物軍艦カレー、海軍ゆかりの港めぐり遊覧船など、今の舞鶴を体感して欲しいです。本展示が、皆さんの舞鶴へ足を運ぶきっかけとなればうれしいです。ぜひ国際文化資料館、1号館1階階段横にお越しください。
開館時間: 10:00~16:00(入場無料)
会期:前期 2025 年 11 月 25 日(火)~12 月 19 日(金)
後期:2026 年 1 月 5 日(月)~2 月 27 日(金)
休館日:土曜日、日曜日、祝日、本学が定める入構不可日
Hello everyone. My name is Nodoka Kawahara, and I’m a senior in the Department of Global Tourism. Today, I’d like to introduce the special exhibition currently on display at the University Museum of International Cultures: “Toward the 100th Anniversary of the Postwar Era: Young People Passing Down Stories of Maizuru Repatriation”
This exhibition is the graduation project created by students enrolled in the Museum Curator Program. Each year, several students from the Department of Global Tourism join the program, and many seniors have gone on to earn curator. I’ve been taking these courses since my third year with the same goal in mind. Throughout the program, students apply what they’ve learned in lectures and hands-on training at museums. Under the guidance of Professor Hiroshi Minami, who leads the curator program, they take on every part of the process—from choosing the exhibition theme and selecting the objects to be displayed, to installing the exhibit and even promoting it on the radio.
As you all know, this year marks the 80th anniversary of the end of the Pacific War. It is also an important milestone for the Maizuru Repatriation Memorial Museum, which celebrates the 10th anniversary of its registration in UNESCO’s Memory of the World Programme. This exhibition was made possible thanks in large part to the late Professor Craig Smith, who played a key role in securing that UNESCO recognition. With this exhibition, we hope to remind visitors that when it comes to the conflicts still taking place in the world today, peace cannot be achieved through wishes alone. True peace begins with learning, understanding, and passing these stories on to future generations.
Maizuru itself is a city full of history and charm. We encourage you to experience today’s Maizuru by exploring the exhibits and listening to student storytellers at the Maizuru Repatriation Memorial Museum, strolling through the iconic Red Brick Park, trying the city’s famous “warship curry,” or taking a sightseeing cruise through its naval harbor. We hope this exhibition inspires you to visit Maizuru for yourself. The University Museum of International Cultures is located next to the main staircase on the first floor of Building 1.
1. Opening Hours: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM (Free Admission)
2. Exhibition Period:
First Half: Tuesday, November 25, 2025 - Friday, December 19, 2025
Second Half: Monday, January 5, 2026 - Friday, February 27, 2026
3. Closed: Saturdays, Sundays, national holidays, and days designated as non-access days by the university
本展示は、博物館学芸員課程の履修生による修了展です。グローバル観光学科からも毎年数名が履修し、学芸員の資格を得て卒業されてきた先輩方がいます。私も資格取得を目指し、3年次生のころから履修してきました。講義や博物館実習で各履修生が学んできたことを活かし、学芸員課程を取りまとめる南博史先生のご指導の下、企画のテーマ決めから展示作品の選定、展示作業、そして、ラジオでの広報などを行います。
本年度の修了展はタイトルからもわかるように、第二次世界大戦後のシベリア抑留について、引揚港となった舞鶴の歴史とともに、その記憶を語り継ぐ活動を行う学生たちを取り上げます。みなさんもご周知の通り、太平洋戦争終戦から80年を迎える年、加えて、舞鶴引揚記念館はユネスコ世界記憶遺産に登録されて10周年を迎える記念すべき節目の年です。また、ユネスコ世界記憶遺産の登録に本学のクレイグ・スミス教授(故人)がご尽力された経緯から、本展示の立案、実現がされました。本展覧会を通して、今も起きている戦争に関して、平和を願うだけでなくまずは「知る」こと、「未来へ伝える」ことが平和に繋がると、あらためて心を寄せていただければと思います。
また舞鶴は魅力満載の場所でもあります。舞鶴引揚記念館にて他の資料展示や学生語り部さんのお話を聞いてただくのはもちろん、象徴的な赤レンガパーク、名物軍艦カレー、海軍ゆかりの港めぐり遊覧船など、今の舞鶴を体感して欲しいです。本展示が、皆さんの舞鶴へ足を運ぶきっかけとなればうれしいです。ぜひ国際文化資料館、1号館1階階段横にお越しください。
開館時間: 10:00~16:00(入場無料)
会期:前期 2025 年 11 月 25 日(火)~12 月 19 日(金)
後期:2026 年 1 月 5 日(月)~2 月 27 日(金)
休館日:土曜日、日曜日、祝日、本学が定める入構不可日
Hello everyone. My name is Nodoka Kawahara, and I’m a senior in the Department of Global Tourism. Today, I’d like to introduce the special exhibition currently on display at the University Museum of International Cultures: “Toward the 100th Anniversary of the Postwar Era: Young People Passing Down Stories of Maizuru Repatriation”
This exhibition is the graduation project created by students enrolled in the Museum Curator Program. Each year, several students from the Department of Global Tourism join the program, and many seniors have gone on to earn curator. I’ve been taking these courses since my third year with the same goal in mind. Throughout the program, students apply what they’ve learned in lectures and hands-on training at museums. Under the guidance of Professor Hiroshi Minami, who leads the curator program, they take on every part of the process—from choosing the exhibition theme and selecting the objects to be displayed, to installing the exhibit and even promoting it on the radio.
As you all know, this year marks the 80th anniversary of the end of the Pacific War. It is also an important milestone for the Maizuru Repatriation Memorial Museum, which celebrates the 10th anniversary of its registration in UNESCO’s Memory of the World Programme. This exhibition was made possible thanks in large part to the late Professor Craig Smith, who played a key role in securing that UNESCO recognition. With this exhibition, we hope to remind visitors that when it comes to the conflicts still taking place in the world today, peace cannot be achieved through wishes alone. True peace begins with learning, understanding, and passing these stories on to future generations.
Maizuru itself is a city full of history and charm. We encourage you to experience today’s Maizuru by exploring the exhibits and listening to student storytellers at the Maizuru Repatriation Memorial Museum, strolling through the iconic Red Brick Park, trying the city’s famous “warship curry,” or taking a sightseeing cruise through its naval harbor. We hope this exhibition inspires you to visit Maizuru for yourself. The University Museum of International Cultures is located next to the main staircase on the first floor of Building 1.
1. Opening Hours: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM (Free Admission)
2. Exhibition Period:
First Half: Tuesday, November 25, 2025 - Friday, December 19, 2025
Second Half: Monday, January 5, 2026 - Friday, February 27, 2026
3. Closed: Saturdays, Sundays, national holidays, and days designated as non-access days by the university









