One of Tokyo's best attractions -- an absolute must for history buffs. The life-size Nihombashi, theater and Ginza building are quite fun, as is the giant model of Edo. more

we had a great time here. the museum is huge and took us quite a while to get around everything - and that is in the limited english. If you can read japanese you would be in here for days! They have reconstructed many lifesize versions of houses and theatres etc as well as small diaramas. there are artifacts dating... more

FABULOUS MUSEUM - DON'T MISS IT! See what it was like to live in Tokyo (Edo) in ancient days right up to WWII .. .. Easy to get to with a JR Line & Subway stop right at the museum .. .. And, there are ENGLISH-SPEAKING guides available when you enter the museum .. .. Our guide used to live... more

I'm not a big museum-goer, but I've gone twice and would go back again. The museum is best appreciated after you've been in Tokyo for at least a couple of days, so you've begun to understand a little about the present-day city. Exhibits tell about the rise of the city from a fishing viliage on the mudflats to the largest... more

The museum is very unique and has wonderful displays and reproductions. The headsets are pretty much a waste of time because they really only narrate what is already posted in English and the signal isn't so great, however they are free (you have to pay a deposit which you get back) so it couldn't hurt to try it. If you... more

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江戸の文化を伝える博物館は、JR総武線両国駅西口徒歩3分と駅から非常に近いうえ有料駐車場も広く電車でも車でも足回りは良好... more

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両国駅から程近く、国技館の横を通り館内に入ると、東京下町を感じさせるお土産が充実。風呂敷や浮世絵のハガキなど購入。 館... more