Near Kachidoki Station. It's inside Tsukishima Daini Children's Park. The festival storehouse is glass-walled. Inside there are simple explanatory signs standing. About 4 of them. The Nigochi mikoshi is magnificent. It's bigger than a neighborhood mikoshi size. Worth a look. The decorations are amazing too. The unusual place name Nigochi apparently means the second reclaimed land in Tokyo Bay. It no longer survives as a current place name. It's a special mikoshi for me too — one I was allowed to carry for nearly 30 years in the hometown of a friend who lived beside Kachidoki Bridge.

This is the Kachidoki-Toyomi History Exhibition Hall (Chuo City Machikado Exhibition Hall) inside Tsukishima Daini Children's Park. Mikoshi are on display.

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The mikoshi storehouse is glass-walled. It's not really something you'd call a museum.

There's a mikoshi on display inside the park!

You can see the mikoshi.