From Edo to modern Tokyo. Trace the culture and everyday life of Edo–Tokyo through life-size models and interactive exhibits
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3F Edo-Tokyo Plaza
A history and culture museum where you can experience the transformation of the city and people’s lives, from the streets of Edo to modern Tokyo
【Edo-Tokyo Museum】
Located in Sumida City, Tokyo, the "Edo-Tokyo Museum" is a place where you can enjoy learning about the city’s transition from Edo to Tokyo, as well as people’s daily lives and culture.
The vast permanent exhibition area of about 9,000 m² consists of the "Edo Zone," "Tokyo Zone," and "Special Exhibition Room." Highlights include a full-scale reconstruction of Nihonbashi, large models recreating the streets and buildings of the time, and authentic historical materials that convey the past.
Through models and exhibits, you can trace the changes of each era in a tangible, three-dimensional way—from the townspeople culture of the Edo period, through the modernization of the Meiji era, to contemporary urban life.
In addition, approachable hands-on materials and exhibits utilizing digital technology are incorporated, allowing even those not well-versed in history to enjoy and appreciate the charms of Edo-Tokyo.
This spot is recommended not only for those interested in Japanese history and culture, but also for travelers who want to gain deeper insight into the city’s background while sightseeing in Tokyo.
Top 3 Highlights
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1. An immersive exhibition space that begins with a life-size Nihonbashi
One of the major highlights of the permanent exhibition gallery is a life-size reconstruction of Nihonbashi (the northern half is reproduced). The exhibition begins as you cross the bridge and continues to scale models that recreate Edo-period streets and daimyo residences.
Through finely crafted scale models, you can visually grasp the city's structure centered on Edo Castle and the differences between the lives of samurai and townspeople. The three-dimensional displays let you experience the look of the city at the time in a way that text and photos alone cannot convey.
Nihonbashi and the Hattori Clock Shop
Courtesy of: Edo-Tokyo Museum, Tokyo Metropolitan Government
Courtesy of: Edo-Tokyo Museum, Tokyo Metropolitan Government
2. A permanent exhibition tracing Tokyo’s transformation from Edo to today
The permanent exhibition is organized mainly around the “Edo Zone,” which introduces the city and culture of Edo, and the “Tokyo Zone,” which covers Tokyo from the Meiji era to the present.
In addition to Edo-period towns and culture, it presents a wide range of themes, including changes brought by modernization, as well as modern and contemporary urban landscapes and everyday life. By comparing materials and models from each era, you can learn from multiple perspectives how today’s Tokyo took shape.
Because you can enjoy the history of Edo–Tokyo as a single narrative, it is also recommended for overseas travelers experiencing Japanese culture for the first time.
Playhouse: Nakamura-za
Courtesy of: Edo-Tokyo Museum, Tokyo Metropolitan Government
Courtesy of: Edo-Tokyo Museum, Tokyo Metropolitan Government
3. More ways to enjoy: special, thematic, and hands-on exhibitions
At the Edo–Tokyo Museum, in addition to the permanent exhibition, special, planned, and feature exhibitions on a variety of themes are also held.
In the Special Exhibition Gallery on the first floor, special exhibitions cover a wide range of themes, including the history and culture of Edo–Tokyo. In the Planned Exhibition Room and the feature display corner within the Permanent Exhibition Gallery, you can enjoy exhibitions focused on themes related to the permanent display and the museum’s collection.
There are also engaging hands-on materials and initiatives that make use of digital technology. Not only can you view the exhibits, but you can also experience Edo–Tokyo culture from multiple angles, making it perfect for family outings and curiosity-sparking sightseeing.
Edo–Tokyo Museum exterior
Courtesy of: Tokyo Metropolitan Edo–Tokyo Museum
Courtesy of: Tokyo Metropolitan Edo–Tokyo Museum
Other recommended information
In addition to viewing the exhibitions, you can enjoy the appeal of Edo–Tokyo through a variety of services and content both inside and outside the museum.
Diverse exhibition programs: In addition to the permanent exhibition, special, planned, and feature exhibitions are held. Depending on when you visit, you will encounter different themes.
Events such as museum talks: To help you enjoy the exhibitions more deeply, events for visitors—such as museum talks—are also held. Please check the official website for dates and how to participate.
Digital content: The museum offers a digital archives system for searching and browsing collection materials, and the smartphone app “Hyper Edo-Haku,” allowing you to experience Edo–Tokyo culture online as well.
Shop, restaurant & café: Information about the shop, restaurant, and café is available in the museum. Please check the official website before your visit for operating status and available services.
Multilingual official website: In addition to Japanese, the official website provides pages in English, Chinese (simplified and traditional), and Korean, so overseas travelers can check visitor information.
The Edo–Tokyo Museum is a cultural facility where you can learn while enjoying the transformation of Tokyo from the Edo period to the present through life-size models and a wealth of materials. During your Tokyo trip, why not take a moment to explore Japan’s urban culture and the everyday lives of its people?
Hattori Watch Shop
Courtesy of: Tokyo Metropolitan Edo–Tokyo Museum
Courtesy of: Tokyo Metropolitan Edo–Tokyo Museum
1F entrance, left wall
Courtesy of: Tokyo Metropolitan Edo–Tokyo Museum
Courtesy of: Tokyo Metropolitan Edo–Tokyo Museum
Dojunkai Daikanyama Apartments
Courtesy of: Edo-Tokyo Museum
Courtesy of: Edo-Tokyo Museum
Nihonbashi
Courtesy of: Edo-Tokyo Museum
Courtesy of: Edo-Tokyo Museum
References
- Edo-Tokyo Museum Official Website: https://www.edo-tokyo-museum.or.jp/
BASIC INFORMATION
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東京都江戸東京博物館 (トウキョウトエドトウキョウハクブツカン) |
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| Address | 1-4-1 Yokoami, Sumida City, Tokyo Access |
| Phone | 03-3626-9974 |
| Closed Days | Closed every Monday (the following day if Monday is a national holiday or substitute holiday) and over the year-end/New Year holidays. |
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Parking is available for visitors. Fees apply for both cars and buses. Bus parking requires advance reservation. |
| Business Hours | 【火・水・木・金・土・日】 09:30 - 17:30（最終入館 17:00） 土曜日は9:30～19:30 (最終入館 19:00) |
| Opening Hours | 【Tue–Sun】 09:30 - 17:30（Last admission 17:00） On Saturdays 9:30～19:30 (Last admission 19:00) |
| 常設展観覧料 | 一般800円、 65歳以上400円 大学生・専門学校生480円 高校生300円 中学生以下無料 ※特別展は別料金 |
| チケット購入方法 | 常設展のチケットはオンライン（Webket）または当日1階チケットうりばで購入できます。一般団体は事前申込制です。 |
| Payment Methods | オンライン購入：クレジットカード（VISA・Mastercard・JCB・AMEX）、PayPay。 当日購入：現金、交通系IC、クレジットカード、電子マネー、QRコード決済。 |
| Cancellation Policy | Tickets are non-refundable and the date/time cannot be changed after purchase. |
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| Official URL | https://www.edo-tokyo-museum.or.jp/ |
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In the Jujutsu Kaisen area, memorable battle scenes to date are presented in a highlight format. In addition to production materials including original drawings, there are three-dimensional art pieces and videos inspired by the interior of a train, as well as a life-size figure of Yuji Itadori on display. （２）Some exhibits will change between the first and second phases The exhibition is divided into a first and second phase, with some of the displays scheduled to rotate. The first phase runs from Wednesday, September 16, 2026 to Sunday, October 25, and the second from Wednesday, October 28 to Monday, December 7. A highlight is that the displays differ depending on the period. （３）Original exhibition merchandise also available At the venue, original merchandise featuring newly drawn illustrations for the exhibition and the MAPPA 15th-anniversary key visual is also available. The lineup includes items themed on popular works such as Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc, Attack on Titan The Final Season, and Jujutsu Kaisen. Recommended for This exhibition is recommended not only for fans of MAPPA’s works but also for anyone interested in Japanese animation culture. When visiting Yurakucho, Tokyo, why not stop by “MAPPA EXPO 15th Anniversary” to experience up close the worlds of the works MAPPA has created over the years? ©芥見下々／集英社・呪術廻戦製作委員会 ©諫山創・講談社／「進撃の巨人」The Final Season製作委員会 ※This exhibition uses a timed-entry system. 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MAP & ACCESS
Edo-Tokyo Museum
〒130-0015 東京都墨田区横網1-4-1
JR Sobu Line: Get off at 「両国駅」; 3 minutes on foot from the West Exit, 7 minutes from the East Exit
Toei Oedo Line: Get off at 「両国駅（江戸東京博物館前）」; 1 minute on foot from Exits A3/A4
Toei Bus routes 錦27・両28・門33, Sumida City loop bus 「すみだ百景すみまるくん・すみりんちゃん（南部ルート）」
Get off at 「都営両国駅前（江戸東京博物館前）」; 3 minutes on foot
〒130-0015 東京都墨田区横網1-4-1
JR Sobu Line: Get off at 「両国駅」; 3 minutes on foot from the West Exit, 7 minutes from the East Exit
Toei Oedo Line: Get off at 「両国駅（江戸東京博物館前）」; 1 minute on foot from Exits A3/A4
Toei Bus routes 錦27・両28・門33, Sumida City loop bus 「すみだ百景すみまるくん・すみりんちゃん（南部ルート）」
Get off at 「都営両国駅前（江戸東京博物館前）」; 3 minutes on foot