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Edo-Tokyo Museum

The Edo-Tokyo museum is a museum about the history of Tokyo. It puts a focus on the Edo period, which is between 1600 and 1868 when the Tokugawa shogunate ruled over Japan. As Japan was fairly isolated from the world this era portrays Japanese culture quite well. The museum will portray Japanese architecture of that period, portray the daily lives of people, you will discover early Japanese publications and will have to joy of discovering how people entertained themselves. It’s a very lively museum which makes it accessible to both novice museum visitors and people who are looking for a deep cultural dive into the spirit of Japan. The Edo-Tokyo Museum is certainly one of the best museums in Japan and well worth a visit.

Location: 1-4-1, Yokoami, Sumida 130-0015, Tokyo Prefecture

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Tokyo

Perfect destination for: Enjoying Japanese culture through sightseeing, museums and activities, trendy fashion shopping, treating yourself on culinary experiences, relaxing in hot springs.

Location: Japan lies in the most eastern part of asia, where the sun rises.

Nearby: During your stay in Tokyo you could also visit Hakone and Mount Fuji.

How to get around: Tokyo has a fantastic public transportation system, so you can just take the metro everywhere.

Where to stay: We have made a list of the best hotels in Tokyo.

Currency: The Japanese Yen

Famous for: Japanese gardens, bathing in hot springs, samurai, godzilla, kabuki theater and sumo wrestling, nintendo, anime, karaoke, arcades, robots, sushi, the most michelin star restaurants, Tokyo Disneyland.