Things to do in The Japanese Sword Museum

Very nice, well indicated, well organized. We had booked at sunset. Magnificent spot with views of the Tokyo Tower and the SkyTree. Friendly and punctual team on board. In short, a great thing to do, a good time.

it was an awesome experience for my 2 girls. The staff was very helpful amd knowledgeable and they help with every step of the process.

You should come here if want to rent a kimono. Can add on make up and hair style service. Photography session can also book here. Everything went smooth and staff here assisted very well.

You should come here if want to rent a kimono. Can add on make up and hair style service. Photography session can also book here. Everything went smooth and staff here assisted very well.

The service was great, the makeup was well done, and it was convenient that there was even a Korean-speaking staff member. Thank you for showing me several photos of actual wear and recommending a kimono that suits me ♡. I took a lot of pretty pictures because they lent me accessories such as parasols and bags for free. The kimono is so pretty that I want to try on a yukata next time! I am very, very satisfied 😃. And as a tip, if you are going to be walking around for a long time, your feet may hurt, so I recommend bringing sneakers and a pocket and changing into them when taking pictures!!

I had a really good time making a cut glass. The instructor spoke perfect English so there was no communication problems. He was very kind and able to teach us with good instructions and demonstrations. I would definitely recommend this class. The only thing that was concerning is I didn't realize you would have to buy your glass with cash, separately from your class fee.

Ai did a great job! She was very knowledgeable, polite, friendly, and fun to tour with it. We made lots of nice stops for tasty local desserts. We'd recommend anyone to tour with her to better see and learn about Asakusa / Sensoji Temple. Date of experience: November 2025

Most of the staff there speak Chinese, so it’s easy for Mandarin speakers to communicate about the kimono designs or hairstyles they prefer. Everyone is very friendly and polite. The kimonos are clean and don’t have any unpleasant smells. Although the selection of designs is limited, it’s good enough for those who just want to experience wearing a kimono and don’t have very high expectations for the design.