d47 Museum
One-room museum showcasing leading design products from each one of Japan's 47 prefectures.
A design museum for learning about "the state of Japanese craftsmanship today." Gathering works on a single theme from the 47 Japans and exhibiting them—that is what makes this museum distinctive. A design museum featuring works from the 47 prefectures of Japan The only museum in Japan where visitors can get a bird’s-eye view of present-day craftsmanship from all 47 prefectures, with everything from Japane…
- Japan, 〒150-8510 Tokyo, Shibuya, 2 Chome−21−1 8F
Today · 12–8 pm
- Tuesday: 12–8 pm
- Wednesday: 12–8 pm
- Thursday: 12–8 pm
- Friday: 12–8 pm
- Saturday: 12–8 pm
- Sunday: 12–8 pm
- Monday: 12–8 pm
- +81 3-6427-2301
- d-department.com
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A cool museum. It can give you a good idea of each prefectures signature dish and there's a gift store that sells unique items from each prefectures.
View on GoogleIt’s very interesting so called museum but not only , you can see different products from 47 Japanese provinces. There is also a gallery and startup space ,a book store and a restaurant
View on GoogleThis restaurant offers not the usual tourist-oriented, overly seasoned Japanese food but rather dishes and drinks made with care by local Japanese artisans. With subtle sauces, you can truly taste the natural flavors of regional ingredients in an urban setting. The menu on the table provides detailed descriptions of each dish, utensil, and even the creators, making the meal feel filled with dedication. Many dishes are made with seasonal ingredients, so some items may be out of stock, but the menu variety ensures this is never an issue. I highly recommend it.
View on GoogleLike the concept of d&department! You could experience other small cities vibe. They keep change the exhibition, and you can buy the special product of the city and d magazine!
View on GoogleReally cool experience!! They were exhibiting tools that were used in different prefectures in Japan, and they were showing how we could use them in our modern life. They were also selling the products which were super cool. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area :))
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