Tuesday-Sunday: 09:00-17:00
Last admission: 16:30
Closed every Monday (close on Tuesday if Monday is a national holiday), New Year’s holiday (December 28th to January 1st), and late June (see official website for details).
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National Museum of Nature and Science Ticket in Tokyo
4.6 / 5
682 reviews
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Suggested duration3-5 hour(s)
7-20 Uenokoen, Taito City, Tokyo 110-8718, Japan
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Admission Ticket [Permanent Exhibition]
One National Museum of Nature and Science admission ticket
Valid for 61 days
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Eligibility
- Free for children aged 0-17
- Free for seniors aged 65+
- Free for disabled persons, plus one caregiver per disabled person. Please present your Disabled Person's Notebook or similar identification
- Free for the following persons: FNMNS members, Repeaters Pass holders, Supporting Members, Students of University Partnership member universities and the instructors
- Free for the following persons: FNMNS members, Repeaters Pass holders, Supporting Members, Students of University Partnership member universities and the instructors
Additional information
- Storage areas are available at the venue. Please contact staff on site for rates
- Using 1-pin, 3-pin, and selfie sticks is prohibited in the museum
- Re-entry is not allowed after you leave the venue
- Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside the venue
- Dangerous materials and items such as bottles, firecrackers, lasers, and other things that may disturb or inconvenience other attendees are prohibited inside the venue
- Pets are not allowed inside the venue, with the exception of service animals with valid identification
- Participants who appear intoxicated may be refused entry or service. In this case, no refunds will be given
- Smoking and drinking is not allowed. You will immediately be asked to leave if caught by a staff member
- Flash photography is prohibited inside the venue
How to use
Usage validity
- The voucher is valid for 61 day(s) from the booking confirmation date. It expires at 23:59 on the last day
How to redeem
- Enter the venue directly with this voucher
- You must present an e-voucher using the Klook app along with a passport/valid ID for age verification
- Please login to Klook App/website and go to “My bookings”. Click “See voucher” to open the voucher
- Please note that the URL certificate must be presented on mobile phone with internet access. The voucher cannot open unless there is internet access
- Please do not operate the ticket by yourself. It must be operated by the staff of the facility. If the ticket shows "used", then the ticket is no longer valid
Address
- National Museum of Nature and Science
- 7-20 Uenokoen, Taito City, Tokyo 110-8718, Japan
- Please refer to the map for assistance
How to get there
- By train: Take JR / Ginza Line / Hibiya Line / Joban Line or other lines to Ueno Station and walk for 5-10 minutes
Reviews
4.6 / 5
Fantastic
682 reviews
Yi ********
2026/06/14
Fantastic 5.0
super worth the visit especially with kids, very nice restaurant in the museum and kids friendly, easy to use the tickets and the best part is the admission for Kids is free just need get the adult tickets.
Kc *****
2026/05/13
Fantastic 5.0
Very relaxing experience. Each exhibition is on either side of the building and usually arranged in chronological order. Lots of stairs but there are elevators. The 360 Theater is fun and they provide a listening device for English translation. Wasn't too crowded when I went but it was still busy. Very nice break from the crowded tourist areas and you get to learn more about Japan outside of entertainment and pop culture.
James ****************
2025/12/13
Fantastic 5.0
Great place to visit overall. Part of my museum hopping in Ueno. Most of it is in Japanese but that's a given and can be translated easily through Google Lens. Don't forget to try their Theater360 show (w/ english translation).
ken ***
2025/10/25
Fantastic 5.0
For the price it’s pretty worth it to go, the museum offers many different historical and cultural exhibits to explore. Though, I spent only about half and hour there. Overall, if you like to visit museums this is worth the trip.
Eleanor *******
2025/08/31
Fantastic 5.0
I didn't expect that I will like this so much, the theater show was superb, it was like you were walking also in the forest & the river! But photo taking inside the theater is not allowed, but can do on other areas, plenty of things displayed really luv it!
GRACE ********
2025/06/19
Fantastic 5.0
My son who is a Biochem major loved this museum. He personally liked the floor where they showcased all the Japanese nobel award recipients in the field of Chemistry and Physics. He was in awe of the advancement in technology and medicine in Japan. He would like to spend the whole day there but it was his birthday and we were to celebrate it in a restaurant nearby. Might come back later on and check out the other museums.
Jeremy *****
2025/05/20
Fantastic 5.0
Ease of booking and entry to the museum. We really enjoyed our time here, the exhibits were so informative and interesting, most especially the dinosaurs! Was really impressed with Theater360 and we really appreciate that there was an audio translation device that was free of charge. Thanks so much!
JohnDavid **
2025/04/19
Fantastic 5.0
All I had to do was show the QR code to the staff at the entrance gate. Extremely easy and simple. As for the museum itself, it was spectacular! There were so many interesting exhibits, and you can rent a headset that narrates the exhibits in English.
Guide
- Visit Japan's largest science museum with over 10,000 exhibits, located in Ueno park
- You can explore everything from space and dinosaurs, Japan's unique ecosystem, to the progress in science and technology
- Look back on the history of Japan at the "Japan Gallery", and learn about the evolution of living things and science at the "Earth Gallery"
Please note that this voucher is an online e-ticket. You need to login Klook App or website to present the voucher on your device with internet access
Things to note
- Important -
- Please login Klook App/website and go to “My bookings”. Click “See voucher” to open the voucher
- Please present the voucher to the local staff on the day of use. If you do not present the voucher on your device, you will not be able to enter the venue
- Please note that the URL certificate must be presented on mobile phone with internet access. The voucher cannot open unless there is internet access
- Please do not operate the ticket by yourself. It must be operated by the staff of the facility. If the ticket shows "used", then the ticket is no longer valid
FAQs
What aspects of Japanese history and culture are covered in the Tokyo National Museum?
The Tokyo National Museum extensively covers Japanese history and culture, featuring exhibits that showcase national treasures, important cultural properties, and artifacts spanning various eras, offering a comprehensive overview of Japan's rich heritage.
How vast are the museum grounds, and what can visitors expect to find outside the main building?
The museum grounds are expansive, providing a serene setting for exploration. Outside the main building, visitors can discover the Kuroda Memorial Hall, a space dedicated to the renowned artist Seiki Kuroda, offering a unique perspective on the intersection of art and culture.
What are Horyuji treasures, and how are they featured in the Tokyo National Museum?
Horyuji treasures refer to a collection of invaluable artifacts from Horyuji Temple. The Tokyo National Museum proudly displays these treasures, allowing visitors to witness exquisite pieces that hold significant cultural and historical importance.
How can one reach the Tokyo National Museum using public transportation, specifically the Ginza Line?
The Tokyo National Museum of Nature and Science is easily accessible via the Ginza Line. Visitors can take the subway to Ueno Station and then enjoy a leisurely walk through Ueno Park to reach the museum, making it a convenient journey for those using public transportation.
Are there special exhibitions at the Tokyo National Museum, and how often do they change?
Yes, the museum regularly hosts special exhibitions, providing deeper insights into specific aspects of Japanese and global research on technology and the past. The themes of these exhibitions change periodically, offering returning visitors and new explorers alike fresh perspectives on science and nature
What are the significant features of the main building of the Tokyo National Museum?
The main building of the Tokyo National Museum is an architectural gem that houses a vast array of exhibits. At the Tokyo Museum of Nature and Science, visitors can explore and learn about important fossils, and artifacts, and touch into Japanese history, and appreciate the intricate details of the museum's comprehensive collection
Can you elaborate on the role of the Tokyo National Museum in preserving and showcasing Japan's cultural legacy?
The Tokyo National Museum plays a crucial role in preserving and showcasing Japan's cultural legacy by housing and displaying a diverse range of artifacts and treasures. Through its exhibits and educational initiatives, the museum serves as a guardian of Japanese culture, offering a platform for both local and international visitors to connect with the nation's rich heritage through Japanese art and important cultural property.
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Guidebook
- Visit Japan's largest science museum with over 10,000 exhibits, located in Ueno park
- You can explore everything from space and dinosaurs, Japan's unique ecosystem, to the progress in science and technology
- Look back on the history of Japan at the "Japan Gallery", and learn about the evolution of living things and science at the "Earth Gallery"
Please note that this voucher is an online e-ticket. You need to login Klook App or website to present the voucher on your device with internet access
Things to note
- Important -
- Please login Klook App/website and go to “My bookings”. Click “See voucher” to open the voucher
- Please present the voucher to the local staff on the day of use. If you do not present the voucher on your device, you will not be able to enter the venue
- Please note that the URL certificate must be presented on mobile phone with internet access. The voucher cannot open unless there is internet access
- Please do not operate the ticket by yourself. It must be operated by the staff of the facility. If the ticket shows "used", then the ticket is no longer valid