English_FAQ
I want to visit the museum.
- Q:
- Do I need to make a reservation?
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You do not need to make a reservation if you visit individually.
But advance reservations are required for groups with six or more members. Make a reservation at least two weeks prior to the visiting day if you visit in a group.
Jump to “Inquiry” (in Japanese) for reservation. Please fill in the format either in English or Japanese.
Also check the business hours, methods of transportation and museum holidays in advance.
* See the museum calendar for museum holidays.
* Check the business hours. The museum closes at 16:00 on the last day of each temporary exhibit.
* Check the access to the museum
Note: The museum is not big. The capacity is around thirty people per group.
- Q:
- Is there any parking space?
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- No. Please come to the museum by public transportation (ex: bus or taxi).
- Q:
- Is there any parking space for tourist buses?
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No. Please make sure to make a reservation two weeks prior to the visiting day so that we can provide you necessary information.
Jump to “Inquiry” (in Japanese) for reservation.
- Q:
- How much is an admission fee?
- A:
- It’s free.
About Languages
- Q:
- Are English interpretations available at the museum?
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A part of the displays have interpretation panels in English.
Also English audio-guidance devices are available for free.
Contact the receptionist for the device.
【Note】
* Audio-guidance devices are only for visitors who stay in the museum for an hour or more.
* Make a reservation in advance for six or more people.
* The audio-guidance devices are also available in Japanese, Chinese and Korean.
About Museum
- Q:
- What kind of displays does the museum have?
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- See the linked page “The Floor Map”.
- Q:
- Is there any space to eat or drink in the museum?
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No. Eating and drinking in the museum are prohibited.
There is no restaurant/café in the museum.
See the linked page for information on Suginami City.
- Q:
- How can I contact to the museum?
- A:
- Please contact the museum via the linked page “Inquiry” either in English or Japanese.
