Smooth ticket purchasing & admission fee for Permanent Exhibition is very low
![Edo-Tokyo Museum Edo-Tokyo Museum](https://www.how2traveljapan.com/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/Edo-Tokyo-Museum-ohv7w6llgjop6apz41io0qel7134nw46amnllvg7os.jpg)
On a rainy day in Tokyo, we visited the Edo-Tokyo Museum in Ryogoku.
It is a very good spot to visit on a rainy day. Even though this museum is famous, we could get our ticket without wasting time in a line. We were also surprised with the admission fee, it was very low, even if this museum offers many interesting exibitions.
A hands-on museum
![Edo-Tokyo Museum2 Edo-Tokyo Museum2](https://www.how2traveljapan.com/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/Edo-Tokyo-Museum2-ohv82g6v0s9ikpmair14n5h7ri77z8zr5n84sa5pw2.jpg)
This museum is focused on the Edo period (1603-1868) and the modern period (Meiji-Showa) in Tokyo.
It was really amazing that we could see and touch the recreated wooden bridge and houses. The miniature models of the buildings that have perished were very detailed and fine.
![Edo-Tokyo Museum3 Edo-Tokyo Museum3](https://www.how2traveljapan.com/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/Edo-Tokyo-Museum3-ohv89zu7vwlds0npgigb5qxffv0arry6izrgh8yy8o.jpg)
Our kids were also very excited when the demonstration of the old western houses started. We really recommend visiting this museum, especially on a rainy day. Even without your umbrella you can visit the Tokyo of a century ago.
Next to this museum, you can easily find the Ryogoku Kokugikan, the famous Sumo hall. In this area, you can really enjoy typical Tokyo sightseeing.
Recent Posts
-
cream corne2020-10-22/0 Comments
-
-
-
GUNPLA 40TH ANNIVERSARY Uniqlo UT2020-05-12/
-