Japanese Toys! From Kokeshi to Kaiju See all the exhibitions / or jump to another random exhibition

This nonaviation exhibition was on display between November 2013 and May 2014 in the F-02 North Connector gallery, located in Terminal 3 (Boarding Area F)

Here are three random images of Japanese Toys! From Kokeshi to Kaiju There are 136 images of this exhibition / or just jump to random image

Installation view of "Japanese Toys! From Kokeshi to Kaiju"
Installation view of "Japanese Toys! From Kokeshi to Kaiju"
Image by SFO Museum. It was taken on Nov 8, 2013.
Installation view of "Japanese Toys! From Kokeshi to Kaiju"
Installation view of "Japanese Toys! From Kokeshi to Kaiju"
Image by SFO Museum. It was taken on Nov 6, 2013.
Installation view of "Japanese Toys! From Kokeshi to Kaiju"
Installation view of "Japanese Toys! From Kokeshi to Kaiju"
Image by SFO Museum. It was taken on Nov 8, 2013.

Tweets about Japanese Toys! From Kokeshi to Kaiju We've posted 60 Tweets about this exhibition since it opened. Here are 3 of them, chosen at random.

What every child (and some adults?) need for their bedroom: a blinking Godzilla lamp. https://www.flysfo.com/museum/exhibitions/5093/detail?num=8 #JapaneseToys #Godzilla

This tweet was posted on February 20, 2014.

Early tin toys were made w/ rejected cannery tin, but became regarded for their quality & workmanship: https://www.flysfo.com/museum/exhibitions/5093/detail?num=5 #JapaneseToys

This tweet was posted on November 20, 2013.

RT @jserves: Where are my arms? King Ghidorah 3-headed dragon & Hedorah a smog monster #japanesetoys exhibit at SFO

This tweet was posted on April 08, 2014.
See all 60 tweets we've posted about this exhibition.

You might be wondering Hey, where are the objects that were part of this exhibition, never mind the 130, 000 objects in your collection? That's a pretty reasonable question to ask. The short answer is that they are over here on the flysfo.com website.

The longer answer is that all those objects and more will be here shortly. This website is a work in progress and we are working our way towards to the objects from the top-down. We began at 50,000 feet (so to speak) with maps, followed by the building and larger campus and most recently galleries and exhibitions. We each step we get closer and closer to the objects themselves.

The exhibition Japanese Toys! From Kokeshi to Kaiju (2013-11-01 to 2014-05-12) (1159160369) is available for download in the following formats: