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Throughout history, the lives of Japanese women have been complex and dynamic. Understanding their complicated past can be a daunting task. By examining visual depictions, material culture, and historical accounts, one can gain insight to the daily lives of the women of Japan. The objects in the Museum's collection provide a window into their fascinating and often misunderstood world.
Institutions interested in preparing exhibitions about women in historic Japan may apply to borrow a set of these items. Please consult procedures about loans. Inquiries should be directed to Ms. Dorren Martin-Ross, Registrar, Department of Anthropology, The Field Museum, 1400 South Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, IL 60605; dmartinross@fieldmuseum.org; phone 312-665-7824.
This site was created by the 2004 Boone Interns: Ashley Beckwith, Amber Billey, Karen Chen, and Nicole Simon. We are grateful to Professor Hans Thomsen, University of Chicago, for his advice.
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