The Association’s Japanese Penicillin Ampule registered as an Essential Historical Material for Science and Technology
The National Museum of Nature and Science has been registering Essential Historical Materials for Science and Technology (also known as MIRAI Technology Heritage) since FY2008.
In FY2019, Japanese Penicillin Ampule, an asset owned by the Association (kept at the Naito Museum of Pharmaceutical Science and Industry) was one of 26 newly registered historical materials. The certificate of registration and a commemorative plaque were conferred at a ceremony held on 10 September.
Award ceremony to confer a certificate of registration and commemorative plaque
Right: Satoshi Iwata, President of the Association
Right: Satoshi Iwata, President of the Association
Some of the registered materials are on exhibit for a limited time at the Central Hall, on the 1st floor of Japan Gallery, National Museum of Nature and Science.
12th Panel Exhibition of Registered MIRAI Heritage in FY2019: Future-Proofing the History of Technology
Panel on Japanese Penicillin Ampule
