July 25, 2023
In a momentous event on Saturday, July 22, 2023, the Teikyo University Museum marked a significant achievement, welcoming its 200,000th visitor since its grand opening. The honored guests were a family hailing from Hachioji, Tokyo, who were drawn by the captivating allure of the "Great Tech Exhibition: See, Hear, and Touch the World of Railways," generously sponsored by the University's esteemed Railway Research Department. Comprising parents and their two eager children, the family immersed themselves in the festivities of the Daitekken Exhibition, enthusiastically participating in the "N Gauge Plarail Driving Experience" and the enthralling "Direction Sign Operation Demonstration." The event's atmosphere buzzed with a contagious enthusiasm for the world of rail travel.
On this special occasion, Hirofumi Takahashi, the museum's distinguished director, bestowed a commemorative gift upon the lucky family. The joyous occasion was further enlivened by the presence of the university's diligent students, who served as museum assistants and joined in capturing a cherished commemorative photograph. Looking forward, the Teikyo University Museum is poised to draw upon its storied history, using it as a wellspring of inspiration. Its mission extends beyond being a mere institution for social enlightenment and lifelong learning. It aspires to stand as a beacon of knowledge, presenting the fruits of university education and cutting-edge research to the broader public and local communities alike. As the visitor count continues to rise, the Teikyo University Museum solidifies its role as a vital hub of intellectual exploration and community engagement, promising even greater horizons of discovery in the days ahead.