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A brief description of the CY Tung Maritime Museum at Shangai's Jiao Tong University is at http://shipmuseum.sjtu.edu.cn/maritime/enversion/html/info.htm |
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Most of China's museums with a maritime section or dedicated maritime museums, like the Naval Museum in Qingdao, do not yet have English language - or any - websites. |
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Neither NYK Maritime Museum (Nippon Yusen Rekishi-Shiryokan), near to which is the historic tall ship the Nippon Maru, nor Yokohama Maritime Museum actually get you a museum website. |
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http://www.funenokagakukan.or.jp will take you to the Museum of Maritime Science in Tokyo, but the site is in Japanese, a brief English look is at http://www.funenokagakukan.or.jp/index_e.html |
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The Osaka Maritime Museum has no website. |
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At Sasebo near Nagasaki is the Japanese Maritime Self-defence Force Museum, for its web page see http://www.fort-mchenry.navy.mil/default.aspx |
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A controversial topic can be pursued at the Taiji Whale Museum, http://alltomdelfiner.se/en/taiji_whale_museum.html |
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The National Maritime Museum is at http://www.seamuse.go.kr/english/link.htm#b But the links on the homepage are either in Korean or take you outside Korea! The web page for the Busan Cyber Marine Museum is in Korean only. |
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Our sister Pearl River maritime museum in Macau is at (海事博物館)
http://www.museumaritimo.gov.mo/index_e.html |
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The only Malaysian maritime museum websites are: The Royal Malaysian Navy Museum in Lumut, Perak, see http://www.malaysian-museums.org/pknavy.htm |
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Terengganu State Museum, Kuala Terengganu, which has a superb collection of large and small traditional East Peninsular Malaysian coastal craft, see http://www.malaysian-museums.org/trmus.htm |
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and the Maritime Archaeology Museum in Melaka, with its rather tendentious view of Melaka's maritime history, see www.gtitec.com.my/museums/mam.htm |
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The State Museum (Muzium Negara) in Kuala Lumpur was home to Maritime Archaeology Malaysia, the splendour of which, including details of seven important historic shipwrecks from the 14th thru 19th centuries can still be seen at http://www.maritimeasia.ws/exhib01/pages/index.html
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For the National Maritime Museum, although it was recently unavailable, see http://www.genesis-realtime.com/MUSEUM.HTM. |
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Neither the Singapore Maritime Museum nor the Singapore Naval Museum have websites, though you can get details of the former from many tourism websites. |
