A really vast and expansive museum that focuses primarily on the history and culture of Japan. It's perhaps one of the greatest museums I've visited both in it's size and breadth of content. You can expect to find anything from ancient archeology to paintings and primitive textiles used throughout history.

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When you hear the name your expectations go to the sky! In fact, is a very small but well taken care of museum. They have exposed few works of art, 2 very old and forbidden from photographing. The exhibition is nice but again, when you go with expectations high and you realize you finished the whole museum in 20-30 min, is disappointing.

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Luckily, I bought my ticket online in advance. The tickets for my time slot were sold out when I was there. Beautiful exhibits and meticulous curation. Would love to visit again for other exhibitions.

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The Museum of the Imperial Collections, also known as the Sannomaru Shōzōkan, is a museum in Tokyo, Japan, dedicated to preserving and exhibiting the art and cultural artifacts collected by the Japanese Imperial Family over the centuries. The museum is part of the East Gardens of the Imperial Palace, offering visitors a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of Japan through its collection of artworks, ceramics, textiles, calligraphy, and more.

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An intimate gallery with 2 rooms and lots of beautiful objects. Half an hour is enough to look at all of the objects and read the accompanying information. In the gift shop opposite there is a lovely commemorative stamp you can use

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