Dates: Saturday 17 July – Sunday 19 September
Location: Museum of Fulham Palace, Bishop’s Avenue, London SW6 6EA
Time:  Museum open Sat-Wed 1-4 pm.

Admisson: Free

The Japan-British Exhibition of 1910 at the White City was intended to strengthen the alliance between the two countries in terms of political friendship, trade and commerce.  Highlights for British visitors included authentic gardens, temples, tea-houses and water features built by crews of Japanese designers and workmen. Visitors felt themselves transported to Japan when they saw the cherry and almond blossom on the trees, the replica villages and the live displays of traditional crafts and other activities.  This centenary exhibition documents the fascinating story of the 1910 Exhibition, which covered almost 11 acres and was visited by more than 8 million people.

For further information please contact the museum either by

Telephone: 020 7610 7164

Email: museum@fulhampalace.org, or

Website: www.fulhampalace.org