Parliamentary Museum — Attraction in Tokyo

The content is interesting and educational if you're into history of Japanese constitution and democracy (mostly between 1880s to 1950s). Most of the content are presented in video, and they have several historical documents displayed throughout the museum. Unfortunately, as others say, everything is in Japanese and there's no translation or aids in other languages so you may want to bring someone who can read and speak Japanese with you. The museum space is two stories but not so big. They also have rental meeting room and reception hall, likely used by surrounding political entities. Museum is...

I'll stretch to give it 4 stars, though it certainly isn't an exciting place. I found two special exhibits about Tanaka Shozo, who I read about somewhere. He presented a petition at risk of his own death. There's also a picture of everyone in the first Diet, where Tanaka looks completely different, clean-shaven. I think he described himself as an old farmer, but I couldn't find the Japanese expression for that.

Google Maps asks about tickets, but I just walked in. Various exhibits and even a little historical movie. No trace of support...

A nice museum with a lot of history regarding the political changes of the Meiji Period and forward. The entrance is free and it has a lot of exhibitions placed, but you must be careful on not taking pictures at places where there are signs stating it is forbidden to do. It is quite confusing at first to find the entrance but once you get inside it...