3 nat'l museums to post digital images of 126 works

3 nat'l museums to post digital images of 126 works

KYOTO, Japan - A visitor at the Kyoto National Museum in Kyoto uses a computer July 2 to access images of works in the collections of three national museums. The Nara National Museum, the Tokyo National Museum and the Kyoto museum will make 126 of their works available to visitors as digital images to facilitate public access.

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