Overview
A museum opened in 1993, showing the history and daily life of Edo and Tokyo in full-size reconstructions.
About this place
The Edo-Tokyo Museum is a hands-on museum built by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government as a major base for preserving the traditional culture of Edo and Tokyo and for creating culture by Tokyo residents. It consists of a main building and a branch. The main building is at 1-4-1 Yokoami, Sumida Ward, Tokyo (3 minutes on foot from Ryogoku Station) and opened in March 1993. The branch, the Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum, opened in March 1993 as an expansion of the Musashino Folk Museum that had stood in Koganei Park, a metropolitan park. (See the history section.)
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