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5-20-1 Oyata, Adachi-ku, Tokyo

1-minute walk from the Adachi-ku Kyodo Hakubutsukan bus stop on the Tobu bus bound for "Yashio-eki minamiguchi (the South exit of Yashio sta.)" from the North Exit of Kameari Sta. on the JR Line.
4-minute walk from the Higashi Fuchie Teien bus stop on the Tobu bus bound for Mutsugitoju from the West Exit of Ayase sta. on the JR/Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line

9: 00 - 17: 00 (No entry after 16:30)

200 yen for Adults
100 yen (half price) for group (20 people and more)
free for people of age 70 and older
free for people with a physical disability certificate and his/her caretaker
free on May 5, May 18 (the day of International Council of Museums (ICOM)), October 1, November 3, and the second Saturdays

Adachi Museum
TEL:03-3620-9393
FAX:03-5697-6562
E-mail:hakubutsukan@city.adachi.tokyo.jp
URL:http://www.city.adachi.tokyo.jp/
031/d10100001.html(in Japanese)

Monday and New Year period (Dec. 28 - Jan. 4)

This museum houses and exhibits a number of cultural properties of Adachi-ku as well as folk artifacts. Next door you can enjoy a pleasant stroll through the Higashi Fuchie Gardens and the Rinentei tea house. A special display related to local traditional performing arts can be seen in the museum's second exhibition hall.

4-9-1 Higashi Ikou, Adachi-ku, Tokyo

15-minute walk from the West exit of Takenotsuka Sta. on the Tobu Isesaki Line.
7-minute walk from Hijirichi no Hashi stop on the bus bound for Toneri Futatsubashi or Ikou yoshihama stop of Iriya Junkan.
7-minute walk from Kitateramachi stop of Nissato Junkan.

Exhibition: 10:00-16:00
Park: 9:30-16:00

Free

TEL:03-3898-9111 FAX:03-3898-9111 E-mail:bunka@city.adachi.tokyo.jp

Dec. 28-Jan. 4

This is the site where a number of artifacts dating to Kofun period (about 1500 years ago) as well as the early Kofun (about 1600 years ago) and the late Jomon (about 4000 years ago) periods have been discovered. These artifacts include ornaments and clay vessels that are believed to have been used in religious ceremonies. Also on display are restored models of ancient pit dwellings. Nearby is the Shirahatazuka Shiseki Koen (historical park), a cultural property designated by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government.

2-17-1 Hokima, Adachi-ku, Tokyo

15 minute-walk from the East exit of Takenotsuka Sta. on the Tobu Isesaki Line.
5-minute walk from the Hokima-nakadori stop on the Tobu bus bound for Hanahata-danchi or Ayase-eki (Ayase station) from the East exit of Takenotsuka Sta. on the Tobu Isesaki Line.
3-minute walk from the Hokima-nichome stop on the Tobu bus bound for Hanahata-danchi from the West exit of Ayase Sta.on the JR Joban Line.
5-minute walk from Hokima-icchome stop on the Toei bus bound for Takenotsuka-eki (Takenotsuka station) or Adachi seiso-kojyo (the Adachi incineration plant) from the West exit of Kita-senju Sta. on the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line.

Open:
Apr-Oct 9:30-17:00
Nov-Mar 9:30-16:30

adults:300 yen / children: yen

TEL:03-3884-5577
E-mail:k-kanko@city.adachi.tokyo.jp
URL:http://www.adachi.ne.jp/users/seibutu/

3rd Tuesday (If a 3rd Tuesday falls on a public holiday closed on the following day), 3rd Tuesday-3rd Thursday of December.
* Open on Jan. 1-Jan. 3

The Yamamoto-tei is a rare, semi-Western building built in the late Taisho, early Showa eras at the beginning of the 20th century. A view of the garden, with its own waterfall, man-made hill and pond, can be enjoyed from the house while sipping a cup of powdered green tea or coffee (available for a fee). Japanese-style rooms (with 6, 8, and 10 tatami mats) and a tearoom are also available for rent. (Japanese tea sets are available for free of charge) Applications for the use of the facilities must be made three months ahead. A drawing takes place at Yamamoto-tei on the 2nd Tuesday of every month. (If that day falls on a public holiday, the drawing will be made on the following day). Applications after the drawing date can be made directly at the Yamamoto-tei or Technoplaza Katsushika for processing on a first-come first-served basis.