Edo-Tokyo Museum, Tokyo, Japan π
πThe Edo-Tokyo Museum in Tokyo, Japan, is dedicated to preserving the heritage of Edo-Tokyo history, which is gradually disappearing, and to reviewing the history and culture of Tokyo. πΏ Envisioning the future of Tokyo, the museum was established on March 28, 1993 (Heisei 5). ποΈ π The Edo-Tokyo Museum has a unique architectural design, featuring two spacious exhibition halls that primarily showcase the historical development of Tokyo. As soon as you enter, you'll see a replica of the wooden arched Nihonbashi Bridge, which has long been a symbol of Tokyo and is famous for its appearance in many exquisite ukiyo-e prints. π πΏ The museum's collection is incredibly diverse, fully reflecting the lifestyle of each period in Tokyo. π It includes life-sized replicas, early daily utensils, handicrafts, and medical-related collections. The exhibits also feature models of 18th-century teahouses, theaters, and brothels, reflecting that Edo was once the most prosperous city in the world, as well as a city of politics and consumption. π #EdoTokyoMuseum πΏ #Tokyo π #Japan π #tokyo #japan
