Museums & ArtHistoric Towns
Seikosho Museum
Eisei Bunko
A treasure trove of history and art, featuring National Treasures and Important Cultural Properties passed down through the Hosokawa family.Explore this spot
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The Seikosho Museum, located in Bunkyo, Tokyo, is a specialized museum dedicated to Japanese and Oriental fine arts, historical documents, and rare books.
What makes it special
National Treasures and Important Cultural PropertiesHosokawa Family Historical DocumentsOda Nobunaga Related ManuscriptsEdo Period Landscape ScrollsBunkyo Cultural Landmarks
About Seikosho Museum
- A rare opportunity to view National Treasures and Important Cultural Properties directly from the Hosokawa family collection.
- A must-see for history enthusiasts, featuring handwritten letters by Oda Nobunaga and other significant historical figures.
- Experience the beauty of old Japan through scenic landscape scrolls from the Edo period.
- Enjoy a sophisticated cultural experience in the serene and academic environment of Bunkyo.
- Enhance your cultural tour by exploring nearby historical sites and gardens.
Weather forecast
Mon
8/3
27°/22°
90%
Tue
8/4
29°/21°
19%
Wed
8/5
29°/23°
47%
Thu
8/6
33°/25°
94%
Fri
8/7
34°/26°
63%
Sat
8/8
33°/26°
47%
Sun
8/9
30°/24°
56%
Tips
Payment
Cash or Credit Card accepted
English Support
English guidance and English website available
Reservation
No reservation required (waiting times may occur during busy periods)
Clothing
Modest attire suitable for a museum is recommended
Photography
Restrictions apply depending on the exhibition
Accessibility
Please check on-site for specific barrier-free details
Etiquette
Please maintain a quiet atmosphere to protect the exhibits