Re: Interesting museums in Tokyo area for rainy days
Declan Murphy <declan_murphy@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I need to come up with a few wet weather venues to take foreign students
> (all adults) to when in the Tokyo area. As Odaiba is increasingly on the
> itinerary, I was thinking perhaps to add the Maritime Museum
> http://www.funenokagakukan.or.jp
> to the list. Has anyone been there? Is it interesting etc?
I found it interesting because of the models of older ships and the
Antarctic research ship moored outside.
> And any other suggestions?
People keep telling me that the Transport Museum near Akihabara is fun,
but I haven't got around to going there yet. There's the Edo Tokyo
Museum at Ryokoku, with the added advantage you might get to see sumo
wrestlers in the streets outside (thinks: what do they use as
umbrellas?). And there's a memory stirring of a new-ish old-Edo museum
maybe near the Kiyosumi Park in Fukagawa that I was taken to in a group
but I forgot to note where we were being led....
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