Toyo Bunko Museum
Toyo Bunko Museum
The Toyo Bunko Museum is Japan's oldest and largest Oriental Studies Library. This museum also holds extremely exclusive documents that have never been revealed before. Inside the oriental hall by the entrance, there are displays of ancient documents written in international languages. In addition, there are enormous replicas of the monument of King Hotae and The Big Painting of Edo. At the Morrison Book Vault, which has been named Japan's most beautiful book shelf, there are about 2,400 books displayed on one wall. This sight is truly breath-taking. Aside from the book vault, the "small road of wisdom" that connects the museum to the restaurants is also a must-see area. This roofed path has words of wisdoms in languages from all over Asia. Looking for new phrases in different languages is an exciting challenge. Photography is allowed in the exhibition, so please feel free to bring a camera.
Basic Information
2-28-21, Hon-Komagome, Bunkyoku, Tokyo, 113-0021
03-3942-0280
10:00am-19:00pm (Last Entrance at 6:30pm)
- Every Tuesday (however, if a holiday lands on a Tuesday, the museum will be open. Instead, the museum will be closed on Wednesday) - New Years *other closed days possible
General: 900 JPY Senior (65 and older): 800 JPY College Student: 700 JPY Middle/High School Student: 600 JPY Elementary Student: 290 JPY
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Access
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FromShinjuku Station
Yamanote Line/ Ikebukuro, Ueno bound → [Komagome Station] South Exit→ walking about 8 minutes
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FromTokyo Station
Yamanote Line/ Ikebukuro, Ueno bound → [Komagome Station] South Exit→ walking about 8 minutes
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