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Pen Station Museum

22 Reviews

#96 of 503 things to do in Chuo

Museums, Specialty Museums

2-6-21 Kyobashi, Chuo 104-0031, Tokyo Prefecture

Review Highlights

“Closed for now, couldn't read the sign.”

Unsure when it will re-open as my translator was sleeping at home. How to get here, take the Ginza... read more

Reviewed April 12, 2016

Don F

Toronto, Canada

“A mecca for pen geeks”

I've been a fountain pen collector for years, and a big fan of Pilot pens as well. I had a ball at... read more

Reviewed September 12, 2015

Pen_Princess

Berlin, Germany

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3.5 22 reviews

Excellent18%
Very good36%
Average42%
Poor0%
Terrible4%

Oct 12, 2017

“Pilot Pen Museum is CLOSED!”

Apr 12, 2016

“Closed for now, couldn't read the sign.”

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2-6-21 Kyobashi, Chuo 104-0031, Tokyo Prefecture

Ginza / Tokyo Nihonbashi

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+81 3-3538-3840

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Botannia

Singapore

7518

Reviewed October 12, 2017

Pilot Pen Museum is CLOSED!

The museum is closed and the company is not sure whether there will be one after the new building is up in a few years. I was there not knowing that it was closed and also visited the office which is just a few blocks...More

Date of experience: October 2017

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Don F

Toronto, Canada

8851

Reviewed April 12, 2016

Closed for now, couldn't read the sign.

Unsure when it will re-open as my translator was sleeping at home. How to get here, take the Ginza line to Kyobashi Station and take exit 6 and it is right beside it on street level. I would plan a trip to Ginza and include...More

Date of experience: April 2016

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Pen_Princess

Berlin, Germany

292175

Reviewed September 12, 2015

A mecca for pen geeks

I've been a fountain pen collector for years, and a big fan of Pilot pens as well. I had a ball at the Pen Station Museum last week, looking at the amazing artifacts from the history of writing as well as the Pilot-specific information (videos,...More

Date of experience: September 2015

2 Thank Pen_Princess

adam m

Inzai, Japan

7344

Reviewed April 27, 2013

The museum is nice, the cafe is better

I usually go the Pen Station Museum when I am looking for a cheap, but comfortable cafe in the Tokyo Station/Ginza area. The history of pens on the second floor is interesting enough, but based on my observations over the years, I am pretty certain...More

Date of experience: October 2012

3 Thank adam m

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Ginza is famous for being a trendy hotspot, but it's
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a hundred years ago. Department stores and luxury
boutiques line the route from Nihonbashi to Ginza.
It's a long established tradition to shop and stroll
while the road is closed to traffic. Luxury hotels,
world class cuisine from talented chefs, and a
collection of glitzy clubs will make this area popular

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