All places in Tokyo
The Ancient Orient Museum is located in Sunshine City in Ikebukuro, Toshima, Tokyo. It holds and exhibits artifacts and materials from ancient Near Eastern civilizations such as Mesopotamia and Egypt.
The Matsuoka Museum of Art is a private museum in the Shirokanedai area of Minato. Founded on the collection of the businessman Matsuoka Seijiro, it holds ancient sculpture from East and West, East Asian ceramics, and paintings.
The Nerima Art Museum is a public museum operated by Nerima Ward, Tokyo. Located in a park in the Nukui area, it focuses on modern and contemporary Japanese art and presents a variety of special exhibitions.
The Tabata Memorial Museum of Writers and Artists is located in Tabata, Kita, Tokyo. It focuses on the writers and artists who gathered in the Tabata area during the Taisho and early Showa periods, presenting their materials and lives.
The Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum presents the hall of fame and history of Japanese baseball. Located at the Tokyo Dome, it displays plaques of inductees along with players' memorabilia and baseball-related materials.
The Japan Football Museum is located in Hongo, Bunkyo, Tokyo. Run by the Japan Football Association, it covers the history of the national teams along with memorabilia, trophies, and other football-related exhibits.
The Fire Museum is located in Yotsuya, Shinjuku, Tokyo. Operated by the Tokyo Fire Department, it exhibits the history of firefighting from the Edo period to today, including fire engines and equipment.
The Folk Museum of Ōta City is run by Ota Ward, Tokyo. It displays archaeological, historical, and folk materials from the Ota area, introducing local history through excavated finds and objects from everyday life.
The Chōfu City Mushanokōji Saneatsu Memorial Museum is located in Wakabacho, Chofu, Tokyo. It honors the writer and painter Mushanokōji Saneatsu, preserving the house and garden where he spent his later years along with his works and materials.
The statue of Prince Komatsu Akihito is an equestrian bronze in Ueno Park. It commemorates Prince Komatsu Akihito, a member of the imperial family who served as a military officer in the Meiji era.
The Beni Museum is located in Minami-Aoyama, Minato, Tokyo. Run by Isehan, a maker of beni (safflower rouge) dating back to the Edo period, it introduces the history of traditional Japanese cosmetics and beni culture.
The Philatelic Museum is located in Mejiro, Toshima, Tokyo. It collects and displays stamps from Japan and around the world, and holds special exhibitions on the history and design of stamps.
The Drum Museum in Nishi-asakusa, Taito, Tokyo, specializes in drums. It gathers Japanese taiko and drums from countries around the world, and visitors can play some of the instruments on display.
The Senshū Bunko is a museum located in Chiyoda, Tokyo. It holds materials and artworks handed down from the Satake family of the former Akita domain, exhibiting old documents and paintings by theme.
The Taito City Calligraphy Museum is located in Taito, Tokyo. It holds Chinese and Japanese calligraphy, stone-inscription rubbings, and writing implements collected by the calligrapher Nakamura Fusetsu.
The Memorial Museum for Soldiers, Detainees in Siberia, and Postwar Repatriates is located in the Shinjuku Sumitomo Building in Shinjuku, Tokyo. It conveys the hardships of conscripted soldiers, Siberian internees, and overseas repatriates through materials and testimony.
The Sato Museum of Art is located in Shinjuku, Tokyo. It places emphasis on supporting young artists, frequently holding exhibitions that introduce the work of emerging creators, including Japanese-style painters.
The Kokugakuin University Museum is located in Shibuya, Tokyo, as part of Kokugakuin University. It holds materials on Shinto, archaeology, and Japanese culture, displaying ritual objects and excavated finds.
The Nakano Historical Museum is a history and folklore museum run by Nakano Ward, Tokyo. It exhibits the history, folk materials, and excavated finds of the Nakano area, introducing the district's past and daily life.
The Shinjuku Historical Museum sits in the Sanei-cho area of Shinjuku and presents the district's local history. Its displays trace Shinjuku from the Edo period through modern times, including archaeological material from the old Yotsuya area.
The JCII Camera Museum in the Ichibancho area of Chiyoda specializes in cameras. It holds historic Japanese and foreign camera models and traces the development of optical and photographic technology.
The Itabashi Science and Education Hall is a science museum run by Itabashi City. With hands-on exhibits and a planetarium, it is designed to let children and families learn scientific principles.
The Science Tokyo Museum and Archives is the university museum of Institute of Science Tokyo (formerly Tokyo Institute of Technology), presenting its academic research and education. The facility displays historical materials and research-related collections of the university.
The Hayashi Fumiko Memorial Hall is a literary museum in Nakai, Shinjuku ward, Tokyo. It preserves the house where the novelist Hayashi Fumiko spent her later years and displays materials related to her life and work.
The Kume Museum of Art is located in Shinagawa, Tokyo. It centers its collection and exhibitions on the materials and works of historian Kume Kunitake and his son, the painter Kume Keiichiro.
The Tamagawadai Park Kofun Tomb Exhibition Room is located within Tamagawadai Park in Ota, Tokyo. It focuses on the cluster of ancient burial mounds in the area, explaining the structure of the tombs and finds through displays.
The Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery is housed in the Tokyo Opera City Tower in the Nishi-Shinjuku area of Shinjuku. It mounts special exhibitions focused on contemporary art and design and holds the collection of the painter Terauchi Manjiro.
The Panasonic Shiodome Museum of Art is located in the Panasonic Tokyo Shiodome Building in the Shiodome area of Minato. Centered on works by the French painter Georges Rouault, it also holds exhibitions on art, design, and architecture.
The Kachidoki Bridge Museum is dedicated to the Kachidoki Bridge over the Sumida River. It uses exhibits to explain the structure and history of this former bascule bridge and the development of the surrounding Tokyo harbor area.
The Site of Christians in Genna is a Tokyo-designated historic site. It is recorded as a place of martyrdom where Catholics were executed during the Genna era of the Edo period.
The Old Shimbashi Station Railway History Exhibition Hall is a railway museum in Minato ward, Tokyo. Housed in a reconstruction of the former Shimbashi Station, the birthplace of Japanese railways, it exhibits materials on the history of Japan's railways.
Tobu Department Store in Ikebukuro is a large department store operated by the Tobu Railway group, directly connected to Ikebukuro Station. It is one of the main retail complexes in the Ikebukuro area of Tokyo, with a food hall and fashion floors.
The Tokyo Kasei University Museum is a university museum within Tokyo Kasei University in Itabashi. It collects and exhibits materials related to home economics, including clothing and everyday culture.
This monument in the Shiba area of Minato marks the site where Saigo Takamori and Katsu Kaishu met. Their negotiation led to the bloodless surrender of Edo Castle just before the Meiji Restoration.
The statue of Dr. Bauduin stands in Ueno Park. It honors the Dutch physician Anthonius Franciscus Bauduin, credited with proposing that the Ueno area be preserved as a park.
Sakura Hotel Hatagaya is a guesthouse-style hotel in Hatagaya, Shibuya, Tokyo, welcoming international travelers. Known for affordable rates and multilingual service, it is popular with backpackers and long-stay guests.
Hotel New Washington is a hotel in Tokyo. It offers accommodation suited to both business and leisure travelers.
The Capitol Hotel Tokyu is a hotel in the Nagatacho area of Chiyoda. A luxury property near Hie Shrine, it sits close to Tokyo's political and business district.
Remm Roppongi is a hotel in the Roppongi area of Minato. Part of the remm city-hotel brand that emphasizes quality sleep, it is located in the Roppongi entertainment district.
Hotel Mystays Premier Omori is a hotel in the Omori area of Shinagawa. It is a premier-grade property within the Mystays chain.
Hotel The Celestine Tokyo Shiba is a hotel in the Shiba area of Minato. A quietly styled Celestine-brand hotel, it sits close to Tokyo Tower and the business district.
Park Hotel Tokyo occupies the upper floors of the Shiodome Media Tower in Minato ward, Tokyo. It is known for guest rooms with views over central Tokyo and Tokyo Tower, and for its artist-decorated artist rooms.
Hotel Gracery Ginza is part of the Gracery hotel brand operated by Fujita Kanko. Located in the Ginza area of Tokyo, it serves as a convenient base for shopping and sightseeing.
Shinjuku Washington Hotel is part of the Washington Hotel chain operated by the Fujita Kanko group. Located in the Shinjuku area of Tokyo, it is an urban hotel convenient for transport and sightseeing.
Century Southern Tower Hotel occupies the upper floors of the Southern Tower south of Shinjuku, in Shibuya ward, Tokyo. It is close to Shinjuku Station and offers city views from its guest rooms.