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A museum collects, preserves, and studies cultural assets. It is also a place where cultural assets are exhibited and education is provided to inform people about them. Then, what kind of people work at a museum?

Archaeologist

Collection manager

Preservation scientist

Exhibition planner

Educational researcher

Cultural assets are excavated by archaeologists, and the excavated cultural assets are registered and managed by the collection manager. The ones that require special preservation treatment or restoration are taken care of by a preservation scientist. Then, the exhibition planner puts on an exhibition to showcase the cultural assets and tell various stories about them, and the educational researcher develops and operates educational programs to make it easier for visitors to understand the cultural assets on display.

You will get to experience various things that happen in the museum, while helping curators who protect cultural assets, and we hope this experience will give you an opportunity to understand what a curator does and become more familiar with museums.

Archaeologists Archaeologists discover and excavate cultural assets, keep records of them in the form of a document, illustration, and/or photograph, and study the history and culture of people in the past.

Collection Manager Collection managers register cultural assets, sort them based on the material that they are made of, and store and manage them in the storage.

Preservation Scientist Preservation scientists examine cultural assets, restore them to their original state, and help prevent damage.

Exhibition Planner Exhibition planners plan an exhibition by thinking of ways to showcase various cultural assets under one cohesive theme.

Educational Researcher Educational researchers develop educational programs and content so that people can learn about cultural assets in a fun and easy way.