Things to do in Tokyo National Museum

The Tokyo National Museum was absolutely worth visiting. The collection is much larger than I expected, with an incredible range of Japanese art, historical artifacts, Buddhist works, samurai-related pieces, ceramics, and treasures from different periods. I especially enjoyed how the museum gives you a chance to see the development of Japanese culture and craftsmanship up close. The buildings and galleries are spacious and peaceful, so I never felt rushed while exploring. I would definitely recommend giving yourself at least a few hours rather than trying to squeeze it into a short visit. Booking through Klook was also simple and convenient. A great place to visit in Tokyo, especially if you’re interested in Japanese history, art, and culture.

Was relaxing and beautiful stroll in the lit up gardens. Got some drinks and sweets there too. Highly recommended.

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.

This was the greatest discovery of my trip to Tokyo. It was so much fun to view Utagawa Hiroshige's Sixty-nine Stations of the Edo period in chronological order. Also, watching the video that presented Hiroshige's works in an animated style was very entertaining. It is a great pity that I couldn't buy the exhibition catalog.

Listening to Mr. Yang's explanations was truly a rare cultural feast. As a senior guide, he is exceptionally knowledgeable, with deep research into cultural relics, history, and culture around the world. He draws upon a vast array of facts effortlessly, presenting them in an organized manner enriched by classic allusions, making obscure history vivid and easy to understand. Mr. Yang is always brimming with energy, witty, and humorous, expertly engaging everyone with lively and interesting language. Even more admirable is his rigorous dedication, treating every single artifact and historical period with meticulous care. Following him on this tour not only provided a wealth of knowledge, but also deeply infected us with his passion for museum and heritage work, making us genuinely appreciate such an outstanding teacher! Next time I visit a similar museum, I will first check if Mr. Yang is guiding there. After listening to his explanations, it feels as though the artifacts are revealed in countless dimensions, making the experience immensely rich.

The tour were really special and Rose is really attentive and friendly, we recomend the tour if you want to go deep in history!

I was initially worried it would be difficult because I'm not very good at knitting, but the instructor explained everything so thoroughly and carefully that I got the hang of it in no time! The classroom was bright and spacious, the instructor spoke excellent English, and the refreshments were delicious. Thank you so much for this experience! 🙏🏻 (The knitting yarn is pure silk, and the quality is excellent!!) Experience: Fantastic