Shitamachi Museum

"musée sur la vie quotidienne pdt périodes meiji et taishi"

@bieretiede

"musée avec reconstitution de décor et d'habitations d'époque "

@kajal.ceurbeuxa

"Petit musée tenu par un couple avec échoppe de jouets et de confiserie (cf guide p275) Fermé depuis 2020 - Réouverture 2025"

@oceanecm

"Musée installé dans une ancienne boutique de spiritueux : il présent la vie des quartiers populaires de Tokyo fin 19eme S. "

@callydough

"Reconstitution de l'habitat à l'époque d'Edo, petit musée avec très peu de monde - voyage 2018"

@chocotine

"The Shitamachi Museum is a museum in Ueno Park which is dedicated to the culture and history of Tokyo’s downtown district, which is called Shitamachi in Japanese. This is a friendly museum which appears relatively small on the outside, but which inside is packed with such accurate and detailed recreations of historical streetscapes and living spaces that you may feel like you have travelled back in time. Opening Hours: 9.30 – 16.30 (Last entry at 16.00) Closed on Mondays (unless Monday is a national holiday when it will close on the following Tuesday instead) and closed from December 29th – January 1st. Admission: Adults: 300 yen Children (senior high school age and younger): 200 yen"

@kitty.august

"This small museum re-creates life in the plebeian quarters of Tokyo during the Meiji and Taishō periods (1868–1926), before the city was twice destroyed by the Great Kantō Earthquake and WWII. There are old tenement houses and shops that you can enter."

@pronestid

"Début balade Yanaka Musee d’ancienne boutique de spiritueux "

@leroy.marine15

"Un musée exposant tous les objets d’art de l’ancien de Tokyo, Edo. "

@eliosan

"Routard p145 // petit musée retraçant la vie d’une rue du temps d’EDO"

@franckmchl

"vielles barriques de saké par exemple – 9h30/16h30 mar-dim"

@frenchiesinjapan

"Retrace de façon poétique la vie d’une rue du temps d’Edo. 9h30-16h30, sauf lundi, 300 yens."

@mariiiiiiine