The restoration project of Borobudur Remains is one of the successful examples of “International Campaign for Safeguarding of Cultural Properties” led by UNESCO. This project had been done from 1971 to 1982, through the cooperation with the experts from many countries including Japan. Daigoro CHIHARA was appointed to the member of the Consultative Committee for the Safeguarding of Candi Borobudur and had a great influence on the project. This project is very important in the Japanese history of international cooperation for cultural properties. This paper describes the details of the Consultative Committee and illustrates the history of the project itself.
