江戸東京博物館はどこにある？

江戸東京博物館の所在地は東京都墨田区横網1-4-1 江戸東京博物館です。

江戸東京博物館の評価は？

WOW U に投稿された3件のクチコミの平均評価は、5点満点中5点です。

江戸東京博物館は地元ガイドと一緒に回れる？

はい。WOW U では、江戸東京博物館周辺を地元在住の Locals が案内するアクティビティを掲載しています。

WOW U は、日本の地元ガイド「Locals」と旅行者を直接つなぐ予約プラットフォームです。予約・ホストとのやり取り・支払いはすべて WOW U 上で完結し、実施後にクチコミを投稿できます。 WOW U には6,100人を超える Locals が登録しています。旅行者が投稿したクチコミの平均評価は5点満点中4.7点です。

江戸東京博物館

“400年の江戸と東京を、原寸大の町並みで歩く。”

アート･建築文化体験歴史

5.0·3 件のクチコミ

東京都墨田区・両国駅目の前にある江戸東京博物館は、「江戸東京の歴史と文化」がテーマの博物館です。1993年に開館し、今では東京を観光名所のひとつとなっています。
常設展では、徳川家康が幕府を開いた江戸時代から、「東京」と改称された明治以降の時代、約400年以上の歴史を知ることができる模型やジオラマが展示されています。また、東京の歴史に関連した特別展示も定期的に開催されています。

写真提供：（公財）東京観光財団

このエリアの体験 3 件

スポット名	江戸東京博物館
郵便番号	〒130-0015
住所	東京都墨田区横網1-4-1 江戸東京博物館
電話番号	03-3626-9974
公式サイト	https://www.edo-tokyo-museum.or.jp/en/
キーワード	アート･建築, 文化体験, 歴史

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ゲスト旅行者2020年2月19日
The Edo-Tokyo Museum is one of the most impressive museums that I've visited in Japan. The view when you reach the sixth floor is simply jaw-dropping, and although it is a museum in the sense that it has exhibitions and artifacts in glass cases, it felt more like a trip back in time that allowed visitors to truly get a sense of what life was like during the Edo period with the architecture and several interactive displays including the fire standard that visitors can pick up that weighs 15 kg (33 lbs), to name one. Most of the museum's displays had descriptions and background info in English, with more than a few having other languages such as French, Spanish, Russian and even Malay on a screen, making having a pleasant experience at a museum possible for foreign tourists too. I spent nearly three hours here, reading about almost everything that was on display, and although there were many elementary students walking around and filling out questions for their school trip, the place was vast enough that their presence added a certain livelihood. Overall, the Edo-Tokyo museum is a definite must-visit spot on anyone's list.
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ゲスト旅行者2020年1月24日
One of the fundamental museum of Tokyo and Japan as a whole. Here you will find a comprehensive collection of artifacts and objects over the last 400 years. Especially interesting are the city models of Edo and later Tokyo between 1490 and 1960. Moreover you will find some life size replicas of buildings and a bridge inside the museum itself. Overall there is a good mix between models, objects and interactive exhibits which are going to keep you from yawning during your visit. Audio guides and free tours in several languages provided by volunteer staff are also available. Personally I got stuck here for 5 hours and couldn't make myself leave until I saw everything. Besides the main exhibition there are also changing temporary exhibitions on the basement floor. During my visit the temporary one was about the changing role of Samurai from warriors to bureaucrats and how they coped with the gradual extinction of their class. Finally the design of the building itself is quite impressive and you get some cool pictures. If any, this museum is definitely worth your time!
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ゲスト旅行者2019年12月23日
The Edo-Tokyo Museum is a great spot to visit if you are interested in the history of Tokyo, with historic information that dates back over 400 years, when the city was called Edo. The Museum is very conveniently located next to Ryogoku Station and there are many signs in English that guide you right to the main entrance. You will arrive on the first floor and from there you purchase a ticket and go up to the main exhibition hall, which is on the sixth floor. Once inside the main hall there are many notable exhibits to see, ranging from the geographical layout of Edo in the the 16th century and its architectural design, many different types of disasters that subsequently destroyed most of the city, a retrospective on life as a commoner during the years as well as modern Japanese inventions and pop culture. Not only is there a lot of very informative history to soak up, there is also a lot of fun exhibits which you can actually interact with. As well as this main exhibit hall, the museum also has a unique feature on the first floor which varies at different times of the year. Overall, if you're looking to learn more about the history of Tokyo then the Edo-Tokyo Museum is a must visit.