Global Network Home News About Nikon Products & Support Corporate Information Sustainability Investor Relations Technology Feel Nikon About Nikon Feel Nikon Nikon Horizons About Nikon Horizons Nikon Horizons is pleased to present the feature story from our Japanese-language magazine, Nikon Today. We seek to introduce timely issues from a Nikon viewpoint. A new issue of Nikon Horizons is offered online every six months. Vol. 23: The Art of Museums Even in this age of the Internet, physical museums like the Louvre in Paris and the National Museum of China attract millions of visitors. Vol. 23 of Nikon Horizons takes a behind-the-scenes look at three national museums in Japan. First, we learn about procuring items at the Tokyo National Museum, which boasts the largest collection in Japan. Next, a curator at the Nara National Museum in the ancient city in western Japan tells us about the latest preservation measures and conservation techniques. Finally, we visit the Kyushu National Museum to explore the latest exhibition trends, which harness advanced technologies such as 3D printers. Updated June 28, 2016 Read more Nikon Horizons Back Issues Vol.22 An Eye on Eyes Vital sensors for humans, eyes still hold many mysteries. How did we acquire such intricate sensory organs? Why do illusions and other strange optical tricks occur? And how can cutting-edge medicine such as iPS cell technology help us take care of these precious organs? Vol.21 The Light of Our Lives Humans have studied light and developed great technologies utilizing it, despite its elusive nature. As the United Nations celebrates 2015 as the International Year of Light and Light-based Technologies (IYL 2015), our achievements with light help us in various fields from city lighting to clean farming to ultra-precise timekeeping. Vol.20 What Is the Future of Our Past? Will the world’s historic monuments and natural wonders stay intact forever? What about important works of art, music and food culture? The United Nations Education, Science and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) conducts three programs to conserve these treasures — and pass them down to future generations. Nikon Today Nikon Today, our twice-yearly Japanese-language magazine, is available in both print and online editions. Back to top Contacts Site Map Privacy Terms of Use © 2016 Nikon Corporation