RyogokuKokugikan

Sumida River

JR Ryogoku StationWest Exit

East Exit

Edo-TokyoMuseum

Exit A4

O-Edo Subway LineRyogoku Sta.

Toei Ryogoku Eki-mae

Toei Ryogoku Eki-mae

To Kinshicho Sta.→

Kiyosumi Ave.

9：30‒17：30Saturdays 9：30‒19：30(Last admission 30 minutes before closing)

●Pre-school and elementary school children●Junior high school students who are residents of Tokyo●Those in personal possession of disability certificates Mental disability, psychiatric disability protection and atomic bomb survivor chart holders upon showing of the document(documentary proof of age also required) and their two custodians.

Information

Floor GuideVisitor Information

Facilities What is "Edo-Tokyo Museum"?Support Services

Access to the museum

Hours

Mondays (When Monday is a national holiday, the next business day)Year-End and New Year Holiday

Closed

■3 minutes' walk from the West Exit, JR Sobu Line Ryogoku Station■1 minute walk from the A4 exits of Ryogoku （Edo-Tokyo Museum Mae） Station of Toei O-Edo Line

■3 minutes' walk from the Toei Ryogoku Eki mae （Edo-Tokyo Hakubutsukan-mae） stop on Toei bus routes 27（錦）, 28（両） and 33（門）, or the Sumida City Loop Bus （South）

■About 10 minutes from the Komagata exit of Metropolitan Expressway No. 6 （Mukojima Route）, or the Kinshicho exit of Expressway No. 7 （Komatsugawa Route）.* Parking for the handicapped may be used by general public when the space is open (General public is charged).

Transportation

Access from the airport

*1 Includes university and 　　vocational college students.

Admission for Permanent Exhibition

Free Admission to Permanent Exhibition

Admission is free for aged 65 and over on the 3rd Wednesday of each month (docu-mentary proof of age required).

Silver Day

The admission for two adult custodians (Tokyo residents) who bring children aged below 18 on the 3rd Saturday and the next day (Sunday) will be reduced by half for entrance to permanent exhibition.

Family Day

Group(20 and over)Individual

Adults

Students*1

Ages 65 and over

￥600

￥480

￥300

￥300

￥480

￥380

￥240

￥240

The Nakamura-za Kabuki Theater (partial view) Ⓒ2019.3

The Nakamura-za Kabuki Theater (partial view) Ⓒ2019.3Nihonbashi Bridge/model

About 4 minutes

Shinagawa Sta.(Yamanote Line / Keihin Tohoku Line)

Hamamatsucho Sta.(Yamanote Line / Keihin Tohoku Line)

Nippori Sta.(Yamanote Line / Keihin Tohoku Line)

Tokyo Sta.(Yamanote Line / Keihin Tohoku Line)

Keikyu LineTokyoMonorail

Skyliner

Narita Express

Ryogoku Sta.

About 15 minutes

About 20 minutes

About 36 minutes

About 16 minutes

About 11 minutes

About 8 minutes

About 50 minutes About

4 minutes

Akihabara Sta.

* All times from Narita Airport are from "Narita Airport Terminal 2・3 (Airport Terminal 2) Station".

* In case of emergency, follow the instructions of the staff and emergency broadcasts.

Long umbrellas cannot be taken into the exhibition areas. Please leave umbrellas at the umbrella stand.

Large baggage cannot be taken into the exhibition areas. Please leave it in the coin-re-turn lockers or at the informa-tion counter on the 1st floor.

Running and frolicking on or near escalator or stairs or in the exhibition areas are prohibited because it is dangerous and bothersome to other visitors.

Eating and drinking (including candy, gum and soft drinks) in the exhibition areas are prohib-ited. Please use the lounges on the 3rd floor.

Requests from the Museum

LibraryAV LibraryCafe & Restaurant : SAKURA SARYOU

Permanent Exhibition Area (Entrance)Permanent Exhibition Volunteer Guide Reception CounterAudio Guide Rental CounterWheelchair and Baby Buggy Rental

Permanent Exhibition Area (Exit)Feature Exhibition RoomInformation CounterMuseum ShopAudio Guide Return Counter

The Edo-Tokyo TerraceTicket CounterNorth Lounge and South Lounge

InformationTicket CounterWheelchair and Baby Buggy Rental

Special Exhibition RoomLarge Hall/ Small HallConference Room/ Study RoomMuseum ShopRestaurant : MIKASA KAIKAN, Cafe : CAFE MIKASA, Sumida Ward Souvenir shop

7F

6F

5F

3F

1F

&From Haneda Airport

&From Narita Airport

Wheelchair and Baby Buggy Rental（free）Rental location: First-floor Information counter, 6th-floor Permanent Exhibition Area Entrance

6F1F

Nursing RoomThe room is equipped with baby bed. Please feel free to use it.

5F1F

Lounge 9：30‒17：30 3F

Guide DogsEntry with a guide dog, helper dog or hearing dog is also permitted.

Coin-return Locker（free; deposit a ¥100 coin, which is returned after use）The coin lockers are 40 cm high, 35 cm wide and 43 cm deep. Large bags can be deposited at the information counter on the 1st floor.

7F1F

Permanent Exhibition Volunteer Guide（free） 10：00‒15：00Reception: 6th-floor Permanent Exhibition Volunteer Guide Reception Counter

6F

French Spanish German ItalianJapanese English Chinese Korean

Permanent Exhibition Audio Guide Rental 9：30‒17：00（Until 19:00 on Saturdays）

Rental location: 6th-floor Audio Guide Rental Counter (return to 5th-floor Audio Guide Return Counter)

* Security deposit ¥1,000. The deposit will be refunded.

6F

Korean French Spanish GermanItalianMalay

Russian Thai Portuguese

Japanese English Chinese（Simplified） Chinese（Traditional）

Conference Room/ Study Room 1F

Large Hall/ Small Hall 1F

AV Library（Free of charge）Most of the audiovisual materials are the museum's original productions. Visitors can watch videos on dedicated terminals.Hours: 9:30‒17:30 (reception open until 17:00)

7F

Sumida Ward Souvenir ShopThere is a range of specially selected items, such as Edo-Tokyo shitamachi confectionery and picture postcards.TEL: 03-3626-0721 / 10:00‒17:30 (Until 18:30 on Saturdays)

1F

Library（Free of charge. Charges apply for photocopying） 7F

Museum ShopTEL：03-6456-17811F 9：30‒17：30 5F 9：30‒17：30(Until 19：30 on Saturdays)

5F1F

Restaurant : MIKASA KAIKANTEL：03-6240-487710：00‒18：00 (Until 20：00 on Saturdays)Last orders 30 minutes before closing.

2F1F

Cafe & Restaurant : SAKURA SARYOUTEL：03-5611-555011：00‒18：00 (Until 20：00 on Saturdays)Last orders 30 minutes before closing.

7F

Cafe : CAFE MIKASATEL：03-6456-124610:00‒18:00 (Until 20:00 on Saturdays)Last orders 30 minutes before closing.

1F

●The birth of "Tokyo"With the Meiji Restoration in 1868, Edo castle became Tokyo castle and Edo was renamed Tokyo. The permanent exhibition shows the city of Tokyo, from the reconstruction of the Imperial capital following the Great Kanto Earth-quake, through the postwar reconstruction after the Great Tokyo Air Raid, right up until the 2000s.

It first opened its doors on March 28, 1993, as a museum for looking back on the history and culture of Edo-Tokyo and thinking about the future of Tokyo. In a unique build-ing modeled on a raised-floor-style storehouse, the permanent exhibi-tion shows 400 years of history and life culture, from the Edo period to the present day, using replicas and variety of authentic items.

●The common-people culture 　of "Edo"The entertainment districts bustled with street performers and frequent theater performances, making Edo a center for fashion and culture. This was supported by the common people and developed into the sophisticated culture of Edo. In Front of the

Nakamura-za Theater

●What is "Edo"?"Edo" is the former name of Tokyo, and for over 400 years after Tokugawa Ieyasu locat-ed the shogunate in Edo, it developed as the political center of Japan. In the beginning of the 18th century, Edo became one of the world's leading cities, with an estimated population of 1 million, and in the latter half of the 18th century, its own unique culture also blossomed and Edo became the capital of the world in both name and reality.

Honmaru and Ninomaru Palaces inEdo Castle in the Last Years of theTokugawa Shogunate/model

"Love Edo-Tokyo, Consider Tokyo's Future" is the motto behind the programs that members carry out on their own initiative. In addition to organizing semi-nars, classes on reading ancient texts, field trips, and other events, the asso-ciation publishes a pr magazine, EdoTomo. Member benefits include free entry to the permanent exhibition and discounts on entry to special exhibitions and at the shops and restaurants. The annual membership fee is ¥4,000. For details, please refer to the Tomo-no-kai website (http://www.edo-tomo.jp). Enqui-ries: 03-3626-9910 (Tuesdays and Fridays only)

Friends of Edo-Tokyo Museum

Tokyo Metropolitan Edo-Tokyo Museum1-4-1 Yokoami, Sumida-ku, Tokyo 130-0015TEL：03-3626-9974https://www.edo-tokyo-museum.or.jp

Junior high andhigh school students

* Which languages are available may vary, depending on the day.* You can also make a reservation. Please apply from the 10th day of the preceding month and no later than 2 weeks prior to your planned visit date. Depending on circumstances, that start date for accepting reservations may be changed or reservations may not be able to be accepted. For more details, please call the volunteer guide reservation desk (03-3626-9974) with your enquiry, or visit our website. Hours for reservations: Tuesday to Friday 9:00-17:00, except national holidays

On the 3rd floor, there are lounges with about 250 seats on the north side and about 100 on the south side (railroad track side). Free of charge for visitors to use for enjoying packed lunches and snacks.* There are vending machines on the 1st and 3rd floors, and a smoking area on the 3rd floor.

The library's collection includes about 200,000 books, magazines, and microfilms on the history and culture of Edo-Tokyo.Hours: 9:30‒17:30/Retrieval and photocopy services 9:30‒11:30 and 13:00‒16:30

@edohakugibochanEDO-TOKYO-Museum

English

ExitExit

Entrance

Night time Entrance

Entrance

Entrance

Exit

Main Entrance

Tokyo Zone

Edo Zone

Edo Zone

To the West Exit, JR Sobu Line Ryogoku Station

To O-Edo Subway Line Ryogoku Station

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●B

●A ●C

●D

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●10

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Large Hall

Small Hall

ConferenceRoom

Study Room 1

Study Room 2

Moving walkway (Weekends and public holidays only)

Group Photo-stage

Kiyosumi Ave.

Permanent Exhibition Volunteer Guide Reception Counter(free)10：00－15：00

Sumida Ward Souvenir ShopSumida Ward Souvenir Shop

Museum Laboratory

From Edo to Tokyo

Tokyo TodayExhibition to 'see' by hand

Audio Guide Return Counter

Gibo-chan is modeled on the "giboshi" ornamental top of the parapet of a bridge.

Tokyo and the Industrial Revolution Modern Tokyo

The Great Kanto Earthquake

Urban Culture andRecreation

Behind the Scenes of "Enlightenment"

Air Raids and the Citizens of Tokyo

Tokyo Revived

Tokyo during the Times of Rapid Economic Development

Tokyo in the Age of "Civilization and Enlightenment"

Life of the Townspeople

Commerce of Edo

Cultural City Edo

E3

E7

E8

E9E6 Theatres and

Pleasure QuartersAesthetics of Edo

Edo's Four Seasons and Its Entertainment Districts

Villages and Islands Linked with Edo

Feature Exhibition Room

Ticket Counter

Publication and Information

Special Exhibition Room

6F⬅➡5F

6F⬅➡5F

6F⬅➡5F

6F⬅➡5F

5F➡3F1F⬅➡6F 1F⬅➡7F

6F⬅3F1F⬅➡6F 1F⬅➡7F

1F⬅➡3F1F⬅➡3F

1F⬅➡7F1F⬅➡6F

3F➡6F

3F⬅5F

1F⬅➡3F1F⬅➡3F

1F⬅➡6F 1F⬅➡7F

InformationCounter

AV Library Library

Coin-return Locker for Library Users

1F⬅➡7F

●Hands-on exhibits（5F・6F）

●Moving model

❶The Daimyo's　Palanquin❷Night-soil 　bucket❸Standard❹Street vendor　/food stand❺Box of 1000　pieces of gold❻Cycle rickshaw❼Rickshaw❽Penny farthing❾Tricycle10Public telephone11Experience housing

* You can re-enter on the same day only.* Please purchase tickets from the ticket counter on the 1st or 3rd floor and enter from the 6th floor.

【Tokyo Zone】BRokumeikan, CNicholai-do, DGinza "Bricktown"Every hour: at 00, 20, 40 minutes past the hour

【Edo Zone】ASpecial effects behind the scenes of the kabukiEvery hour: at 00, 15, 30, 45 minutes past the hour

Gibo-chan Memorial Stamp

* Entry via the 5th floor is not possible.

Permanent Exhibition Area（Exit）5F

Permanent Exhibition Area（Entrance）6F Library / AV Library

Observation floor7F

The Edo-Tokyo TerraceHours Open 9:30‒17:303F

Information1F

Information

Ticket Counter

The stamp can be found next to the 1st floor General Information Center!

Photography and Videographyin the Exhibition Area.

* May be closed during stormy weather.

Take a picture

Audio Guide Rental Counter

Official character

Rest Room

Multipurpose Restroom

Toilet for Ostomates

First-Aid Station

Nursing Room

Elevator

Elevator for Wheelchair Users

Escalator

Telephone

Umbrella Stand

Vending Machine

Smoking Area

Parking for sightseeing Buses and the Handicapped

Information Counter

Taxi station

Drinking Fountain

Coin-return locker

Permanent Exhibition Volunteer Guide

Permanent Exhibition Audio Guide Rental

Wheelchair Rental

Baby Buggy Rental

Lounge

Restaurant, café

Museum Shop

■Photography and videography are not permitted in the first-floor spe-cial exhibition area.

■Photography and videography are permitted in the 5th and 6th floor permanent exhibition areas. Flash photography is also permitted in locations marked with an 　　 .* However, photography and videography may not be permitted for some exhibits in the 5th floor Feature Exhibition Room.

■Tripods and selfie sticks are not allowed in all area of the museum.

Edo Castle and the District Zones

Edo Castle and the District Zones

E1

E2

E10

T1

T2

T3

T4T5

T6

T7T10

T9●11

E4

E5T8