Things to do in Nezu Museum

Just spent an amazing afternoon with Camille making 2 rings from coins. Camille was simply superb. She took care to help me choose the coins, then she walked me through the process of forming the ring. She took the time to explain every process and supervise me to make sure the piece is made to perfection. She paid extra attention while polishing the rings and the final product was just surreal. Overall would 100% recommend and if you’re ever there just ask for Camille!!

It was a great experience. I got chopsticks that I made myself, and they turned out amazing. My boyfriend chose Sonokeling wood; it's hard, but he did a great job. I liked Yakusugi; it was my favorite type of wood from the first time I saw it.

upper deck was closed due to rains but it was okay. we were notified about it onsite and they were polite about it. the view was also good considering I went during the day and it was raining. I suggest going at night.

must visit show I had absolutely great time , it was so much fun Rio was so amazing

Amazing experience. Rick is very calm and patient, an excellent tutor. This was honestly a really cool shake affordable experience and I have memories that will last forever from this... and a fancy new pair of chopsticks! 😁

an absolute must in Japan!! I cannot express how much fun this experience was. everyone is so friendly and ensures everyone is enjoying themselves. our group did participate a lot, our muscle girl Row was sooo sweet and informative about the city as well!! by far the best thing we did in Japan!!

it's an explosion of sound, lights, and energy, a very tourist experience. bought the drinks package as it's the cheapest and there is much better food nearby

teamLab Borderless was one of my favorite experiences in Tokyo. It really feels like stepping into another world rather than visiting a traditional museum. The artwork constantly changes, moves between rooms, and interacts with the space around you, so exploring without knowing exactly what you’ll find next is part of the fun. Some of the rooms were genuinely breathtaking, and photos don’t fully capture how immersive everything feels in person. I also loved that you can take your time and revisit areas because the experience can change. I’d recommend giving yourself at least 2–3 hours and not rushing through it. Booking through Klook was easy, and entry with the timed ticket was straightforward. Definitely worth experiencing at least once while in Tokyo!

Had a fun time! We had 15 people in our tour group. checked out an Izakaya and our host ordered different food and drinks for us. Was good trying out different yakatoris. We then did a sake tasting at our second spot, and that was interesting tasting them all. Then we ended the night at a small karaoke bar. My friend and I had to cut it short, but we had a good time.