More and more museums in Japan are looking to abandon their no-photos policy amid the spread of smartphones and calls for them to conform to global practices.While many famous museums overseas allow visitors to take photos, museums in Japan have long banned photography due partly to concerns about copyrights and safety.However, some museum operators in the country have moved to ease regulations, encouraging people to share their photos on social media platforms to attract more visitors.The National Art Center in Tokyo has allowed visitors to take photos in some parts of the facility since a…READ FULL ARTICLE
