Edo Tokyo Museum

Un museo donde puedes aprender a fondo sobre Edo y Tokio

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Edo se refiere al nombre anterior de Tokio. Es en el Museo Edo de Tokio donde se encuentran varios documentos relacionados con la cultura del período Edo y la historia de Tokio.
Horario
Sábado ( 9:30 AM ~ 5:0 PM )
Domingo ( 9:30 AM ~ 5:0 PM )
Días de Semana ( 9:30 AM ~ 5:0 PM )

April-September 9:30am~5:30pm October-March 9:30am~4:30pm *The museum will be closed for renovation from October 1, 2017 to March 31, 2018.
Precio
Adult: 600 YEN
Children: 0 YEN
Dirección
1-4-1 Yokoami, Sumida-ku, Tokyo
Telefono
(03) 3626-9974

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Acceso

From Ryogoku Station take the West Exit which leads out into a large car park. Turn right and walk along keeping the line of shops to your right. After the shops you will see a sign marked Edo Tokyo Museum, and beneath the sign there is a big red arrow pointing to the right. Follow the path marked by arrows and you will swiftly arrive at the museum.

From Shinjuku Station to Ryogoku Station:
Take the Chuo-Sobu Line direct to Ryogoku Station (22 minutes, ¥220)

From Tokyo Station to Ryogoku Station:
Take the Keihintohoku Line to Akihabara Station, change to the Chuo-Sobu Line to Ryogoku Station (11 minutes, ¥160)

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Reviews

9 years ago
Great museum with plenty of hands-on attractions
I really enjoy the permanent exhibition of this museum. It is a great place to learn about old Tokyo, and there is so much to see, learn, and touch. Some of my favourite things to do are the hands-on attractions, including riding in a palanquin, trying to lift heavy buckets of grain the Edo way, or see a miniature performance of a stage play. The only downside was in fact the special exhibition on Tokugawa Castles, because it featured little to no English and I couldn't understand any of it; unlike the permanent exhibition which features multiple languages.
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