Kyushu University is actively engaged in insect research, making it the most prominent university in this field in Japan. Researchers at the university are involved in a wide range of studies, including the discovery of new species, the creation of illustrated books, investigations into evolutionary pathways, the development of vaccines and pharmaceuticals derived from insects, and the application of wing folding techniques to cutting-edge fields. Additionally, Kyushu University boasts the largest collection of insect specimens in Japan, comprising over 4 million specimens. This exhibition offers a glimpse into the ongoing research conducted at the university and showcases a selection of stunning and fascinating insects from this extensive collection.