# Edo-Tokyo Museum

The Edo-Tokyo Museum traces the city's history from the Edo period to the twentieth century through full-scale models, including a life-size replica of the old Nihonbashi bridge.

## About Edo-Tokyo Museum

Its bold elevated building stands beside the Ryogoku sumo hall.

## Nearest station to Edo-Tokyo Museum

The nearest station to Edo-Tokyo Museum is Ryogoku, about 3 minutes on foot. You can also walk from Kuramae (11 minutes on foot), Morishita (12 minutes on foot) and Asakusabashi (12 minutes on foot).

## Nearest stations

- [Ryogoku](/stations/ryogoku.md) — 3 min walk
- [Kuramae](/stations/kuramae.md) — 11 min walk
- [Morishita](/stations/morishita.md) — 12 min walk
- [Asakusabashi](/stations/asakusabashi.md) — 12 min walk

Walking times are estimates from the landmark map point; the actual route and station exit can differ.

## Rail lines serving these stations

- [Chuo Sobu Local Line](/lines/chuo-sobu-local.md)
- [Oedo Line](/lines/oedo.md)
- [Asakusa Line](/lines/asakusa.md)
- [Shinjuku Line](/lines/shinjuku.md)

## Facts

- **Category:** Museum
- **Also known as:** 江戸東京博物館
- **Coordinates:** 35.6963, 139.7957
- **Official website:** https://www.edo-tokyo-museum.or.jp/en/

## Related

- [All landmarks](/landmarks/index.md)