Edo-Tokyo Museum

Edo-Tokyo Museum

Must TryEastern Tokyo · Sumida Ward

The Edo-Tokyo Museum traces 400 years of the city from feudal Edo to the modern metropolis through life-size reconstructions — a full-scale Nihonbashi bridge, a kabuki theatre and tenement streets — plus detailed scale models. It reopened in spring 2026 after a major renovation. One of Tokyo's best history museums, beside the sumo arena in Ryōgoku.

Price
¥800 (permanent exhibition)
Open Today
09:30-17:30 (Sat until 19:30)
Schedule
Closed Mon
Area
Eastern Tokyo
Energy
Chill
Setting
Indoor
Best season
All Year

⚠️ Hours & schedule subject to change.

Why people go

KidsElderlyNo hidden chargesNo drink requiredNo table chargeParking available

Tags

MuseumHistoric Site

Highlights

Life-size Edo & Meiji streetsReopened 2026 after renovation¥800 (permanent exhibition)At Ryōgoku Stn

Hours detail

Closed onClosed Mon
Last entry16:30
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Location

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