A kite is one of Japan's leading toys, along with tops and battledore. In the Edo period, it became popular not only among children but also among adults as a pleasure for the common people, and it became so popular that bans were often issued. The culture of kites has become widespread in Japan and is now being passed down as a traditional kite in various places. This exhibition is one of the origins of kites from the Tomio Kaneko collection currently being organized at the museum, and traditional kites from Hokkaido to Okinawa, including kites from China and South Korea that influenced Japan. In addition, we will introduce the unique culture of kites in Japan and around the world by selecting unique kites from Southeast Asia and kites from the West. Please see the various kites that have colored the sky in various parts of Japan and around the world. "Reiwa 2nd Year Yokohama City Designated and Registered Cultural Properties Exhibition" will be held at the same time.