You won't get tired of watching it all day! ? A slightly unusual museum in Tokyo
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When you think of museums, some people may have a somewhat rigid image. However, there are many museums in Tokyo where you can enjoy slightly different exhibits! This time I will introduce such a museum.
Museum of Banknotes and Stamps (Kita Ward)
The first place we would like to introduce to you is the Banknote and Stamp Museum located in Kita Ward. Banknotes are an essential part of our daily lives, but it is rare to find a museum that deals with them as their main theme. Of course, we introduce and display not only Japanese banknotes, but also banknotes from all over the world. There is a wide variety of banknotes, including banknotes made of cloth, banknotes made of gold leaf, and high-value banknotes issued during hyperinflation, so even non-collectors can enjoy them. In addition to banknotes, we also display a wide range of stamps, passports, and various securities.
INFORMATION
name | Museum of banknotes and stamps |
address | 1-6-1 Oji, Kita-ku, Tokyo 114-0002 |
telephone number | 03-5390-5194 |
URL | http://www.npb.go.jp/ja/museum/ |
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Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum (Bunkyo Ward)
For those interested in sports, we recommend the Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Bunkyo Ward. This museum has a variety of exhibits related to baseball. The permanent exhibition displays baseball equipment used by the main players of 12 professional baseball teams, as well as exhibits related to amateur baseball. Also, the attraction of this museum is not just the exhibits. In the "Event Hall/Baseball Science" corner, there is a "Batter's Box Experience Corner" where you can experience playing against a professional pitcher using video, as well as an opportunity to search for official records of professional baseball. Masu. It is sure to satisfy not only those who have just started to become interested in baseball, but also those who are baseball enthusiasts. By the way, the museum is within walking distance of Tokyo Dome, the home stadium of the Yomiuri Giants, so you can easily stop by while watching a baseball game.
INFORMATION
name | Baseball Hall of Fame Museum |
address | 1-3-61 Koraku, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 112-0004 |
telephone number | 03-3811-3600 |
URL | http://www.baseball-museum.or.jp/ |
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There's more! A slightly unusual museum in Tokyo
Of course, this is not the only unusual museum in Tokyo. There are too many museums to list, including the Furniture Museum, which exhibits furniture from around the world, the Ryogoku Fireworks Museum, which displays a variety of fireworks exhibits, and the Medicine Museum, run by the pharmaceutical company Daiichi Sankyo. It's in Tokyo. If you're tired of the standard sightseeing spots, why not visit a unique museum?
This time I introduced a slightly unusual museum in Tokyo. Every museum has its own personality, and I want to enjoy the exhibits as much as time allows. Let's pay attention to this as a new tourist spot in Tokyo.