Martial Arts History Museum Samurai Area(NewMediaWire) - October 30, 2024 - Glendale, CA – The Martial Arts History Museum is thrilled to announce its “Thursday Free” campaign, offering free admission every Thursday from November 7th to December 19th, 2024. This exciting initiative aims to acquaint local schools and the public with the museum’s recent relocation to a larger facility in Glendale.
A Journey Through Time and Culture
The Martial Arts History Museum is a captivating destination that brings history, art, and culture to life. Visitors of all ages will embark on a fascinating journey through the world of the martial arts, exploring the rich traditions, influential figures, and stunning artifacts that have shaped this dynamic discipline.
A World of Discovery
With its diverse collection, the museum offers something for everyone:
- Interactive Exhibits: Immerse yourself in the history of the martial arts through engaging exhibits that showcase ancient weapons, martial arts attire, and rare photographs.
- Cultural Insights: Discover the cultural significance of martial arts in various societies, from the samurai traditions of Japan to the Shaolin temple of China.
- Inspiring Stories: Learn about the lives of legendary martial artists, including Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, and countless others who have left an enduring legacy.
Join Us for a Free Visit!
During the “Thursday Free” campaign, the museum invites everyone to experience the magic of martial arts firsthand. Whether you’re a martial arts enthusiast, a history buff, or simply curious about different cultures, the Martial Arts History Museum promises an unforgettable experience.
"The Museum isn't just about the punch and kick, rather, it is about music, art, tradition, and history. The museum provides a unique way to explore the cultures of Japan, Korea, Thailand, the Philippines, and Hawaii, anime, movies, and film plus the Museum's Hall of Fame and a look at the arts' most iconic figure, Bruce Lee," says museum president Michael Matsuda. "With videos aligned throughout the music, exciting colors, and larger type and shorter captions, young kids can explore diverse cultures at the museum. The entire, self-guided tour takes about an hour to complete."
Michael Matsuda, museum presidentAbout the Martial Arts History Museum
Founded in 1999 by Michael Matsuda, a former Disney graphic artist and magazine publisher, the Martial Arts History Museum is dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich heritage of martial arts. The museum’s extensive collection includes rare artifacts, historical documents, and interactive exhibits that showcase the diverse world of martial arts.
The museum encourages the schools to contact the museum at info@MAmuseum.com to make arrangements for your visit. The museum is located at 201 N. Brand Blvd., B100, Glendale, CA 91203, or call (818) 245-6051.
