Tobacco & Salt Museum
Tobacco & Salt Museum
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10:00 ص - 06:00 م
الثلاثاء
10:00 ص - 06:00 م
الأربعاء
10:00 ص - 06:00 م
الخميس
10:00 ص - 06:00 م
الجمعة
10:00 ص - 06:00 م
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10:00 ص - 06:00 م
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Jeff B
سياتل, واشنطن1,192 مساهمة
زوجان • نوفمبر 2023
We 2 visited on a Sunday in Dec. An outstanding value that exceeded expectations, with a very low entrance fee. We planned on spending a couple of hours, and were there for about four. :-O
The temporary exhibit about omocha-e (Edo-era woodblock prints for toys / games) was excellent. The explanatory signs were all in Japanese. (No audioguide available.)
The permanent exhibitions for salt and tobacco were very informative and interesting. Signs and videos were in both Japanese and English. Very well-organized. Free audioguides in multiple languages; two types: (1) app you can download (over the free WiFi in the museum if you wish) to your Android or iPhone and listen to with your own earbuds, or (2) physical device with comfortable headset that you can borrow (1000 yen deposit).
The tobacco section of the museum included a display of cigarette package designs/brands from various countries - e.g. North Korea - and another display showing the evolution of Japanese brands through the decades, such as when brands switched from Western-style names to purely Japanese names in 1940.
The temporary exhibit about omocha-e (Edo-era woodblock prints for toys / games) was excellent. The explanatory signs were all in Japanese. (No audioguide available.)
The permanent exhibitions for salt and tobacco were very informative and interesting. Signs and videos were in both Japanese and English. Very well-organized. Free audioguides in multiple languages; two types: (1) app you can download (over the free WiFi in the museum if you wish) to your Android or iPhone and listen to with your own earbuds, or (2) physical device with comfortable headset that you can borrow (1000 yen deposit).
The tobacco section of the museum included a display of cigarette package designs/brands from various countries - e.g. North Korea - and another display showing the evolution of Japanese brands through the decades, such as when brands switched from Western-style names to purely Japanese names in 1940.
كُتب بتاريخ 24 ديسمبر 2023
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みるく
طوكيو, اليابان310 مساهمات
العائلة • يوليو 2023
I was given a free invitation when it was still in Shibuya, but time passed without me going, and I finally went this time. To my surprise, I was able to use the invitation. Thank you very much. I visited the museum while doing my son's summer vacation homework.
It has been renovated and is now very clean. The tobacco area and salt area are displayed separately. It is very easy to understand and fun. There is a weight scale that shows the amount of salt in your body.
It has been renovated and is now very clean. The tobacco area and salt area are displayed separately. It is very easy to understand and fun. There is a weight scale that shows the amount of salt in your body.
كُتب بتاريخ 22 أغسطس 2023
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junjun
طوكيو, اليابان26,229 مساهمة
يوليو 2023
We will provide information about the Tobacco and Salt Museum in Yokokawa, Sumida Ward. We visited the Tobacco and Salt Museum on July 25, 2023. To access the Tobacco and Salt Museum, exit the east exit of Tokyo Skytree Station on the Tobu Skytree Line and turn left. Go straight for about 550m and you will see the Tobacco and Salt Museum on your right.
If you look back at the history of the Tobacco and Salt Museum, it was originally opened in November 1978 by the Japan Tobacco and Salt Public Corporation (now Japan Tobacco Inc.) on Shibuya Park Street as a museum themed on the history and culture of tobacco and salt, which were monopoly products. Then, on Saturday, April 25, 2015, it was relocated to Yokokawa, Sumida Ward and reopened. Since it is a recently built building, it is very beautiful and has an elaborate architectural style on the outside. In front of the entrance hall, visitors are greeted by a "symbol monument" with a long tobacco pipe in its mouth. On the right side of the entrance is the "reception" where tickets are sold, and behind that is the "museum shop". In the entrance hall, a model of the "Tobacco and Salt Museum" and a rock salt relief titled "Urashima Taro" are on display. According to the explanation, the rock salt used in the rock salt relief "Urashima Taro" was excavated from the Wielicz salt mine in Poland, and weighs about 900 kg. In addition, there is a "Mexican sun-dried salt corner", where the salt is made by the power of the sun and wind in the Guerrero Negro sun-dried salt fields in Mexico, where only 100 mm of rain falls in a year. In the "Mexican sun-dried salt corner", there are actual salt crystals that you can touch.
Next, take the escalator up to the second floor, and immediately after getting off the escalator, you will find the "Special Exhibition Room "What are they doing? There is a permanent exhibition room, "The World of Salt" at the far right and "The Special Exhibition Room, "What Are You Doing? Salt in Your Body?"" at the summer vacation. The "Special Exhibition Room, "What Are You Doing? Salt in Your Body?" was a summer vacation event for children, but I mustered up the courage to go in and was surprised to find that it piqued my interest and even taught me something as an adult. At the entrance, a staff member kindly explained the outline of the special exhibition to me, even though I was an adult. The first thing that impressed me was the "section to check the amount of salt in your body." At the entrance to the exhibition hall, there were several "mysterious scales that tell you the amount of salt in your body." When you step on these scales, you can tell how much salt you have in your body. By the way, there was an explanation panel in the hall, but there is salt in our bodies, and it plays a necessary role in various organs in our bodies to live. 60% of the body is water, and 1/3 of that is outside the cells, such as blood and lymph, and is called "body fluids." Salt is dissolved in these body fluids at a rate of about 0.9%, and it is said to play various roles in the blood, stomach, and small intestine. And 38 trillion cells are surrounded by salt water. In addition, gastric juices are released in the stomach to kill germs that enter the body with food. Gastric juices also help digest protein. This alone was a learning experience.
Next is the "Permanent Exhibition Room: The World of Salt" at the back right of the second floor. In front of the "Permanent Exhibition Room" there is "British Rock Salt". It is a 600kg block of rock salt that was excavated in 1987 from a salt mine in northwest England. Along with air and water, salt is an important substance that is essential for human life. The history of salt production, which produces salt that is essential for life, began with the history of humanity. In other countries, inland rock salt and salt lakes are used, and in hot and dry regions, solar salt production is carried out, where salt crystals are obtained directly from seawater. On the other hand, in Japan, since there is no rock salt or salt lakes, salt has been produced using seawater as a raw material since ancient times. The permanent exhibition has themes such as "Salt of the World and Japan," "The True Nature of Salt," "Salt of the World," "Salt of Japan," and "Current Salt Production." Each exhibit explains and displays the connection between human history and salt, and the differences in salt production methods between Japan and the world.
Finally, take the escalator to the 3rd floor to the "Permanent Exhibition Room: Tobacco History and Culture." Tobacco is said to have originated in the Americas. I'm embarrassed to say that this is also something I've never heard before. Tobacco, which originated in the Americas, has established itself as a luxury item while forming tobacco cultures suited to each region as it spread around the world. The "Permanent Exhibition Room" provides detailed explanations of the history and culture of tobacco, with themes such as "Hometown of Tobacco Culture," "The Spread of Tobacco Culture," "Tobacco Culture in the Edo Period," "Tobacco Culture after the Meiji Period," and "Topics." I learned a lot, but at the exit of the "Permanent Exhibition Room," I came across a nostalgic scene from my days. There was a shop called "Narihira Tobacco Shop." I remember that when I was a child, there were many tobacco shops like this, and beautiful young ladies sat there.
01_【Quick note】
⑴ Address… 〒130-0003 Tobacco and Salt Museum, 1-16 Yokokawa, Sumida-ku, Tokyo, Tel: 03-3622-8801
⑵ Opening hours: 10:00-17:00 (entry closes at 16:30)
⑶ Closed: ①Mondays (if Monday is a national holiday or a substitute holiday, the following weekday)
②New Year's holiday (December 29, 2023 - January 3, 2024)
⑷ Admission fee: ①Adults and university students: 100 yen ②Over 65 years old (proof required): 50 yen ③Elementary, junior high and high school students: 50 yen
02_[Access]
⑴ 7 minutes (550m) walk from the east exit of Tokyo Skytree Station on the Tobu Skytree Line
⑵ 8 minutes (650m) walk from A2 exit of Azumabashi Station on the Toei Asakusa Line
If you look back at the history of the Tobacco and Salt Museum, it was originally opened in November 1978 by the Japan Tobacco and Salt Public Corporation (now Japan Tobacco Inc.) on Shibuya Park Street as a museum themed on the history and culture of tobacco and salt, which were monopoly products. Then, on Saturday, April 25, 2015, it was relocated to Yokokawa, Sumida Ward and reopened. Since it is a recently built building, it is very beautiful and has an elaborate architectural style on the outside. In front of the entrance hall, visitors are greeted by a "symbol monument" with a long tobacco pipe in its mouth. On the right side of the entrance is the "reception" where tickets are sold, and behind that is the "museum shop". In the entrance hall, a model of the "Tobacco and Salt Museum" and a rock salt relief titled "Urashima Taro" are on display. According to the explanation, the rock salt used in the rock salt relief "Urashima Taro" was excavated from the Wielicz salt mine in Poland, and weighs about 900 kg. In addition, there is a "Mexican sun-dried salt corner", where the salt is made by the power of the sun and wind in the Guerrero Negro sun-dried salt fields in Mexico, where only 100 mm of rain falls in a year. In the "Mexican sun-dried salt corner", there are actual salt crystals that you can touch.
Next, take the escalator up to the second floor, and immediately after getting off the escalator, you will find the "Special Exhibition Room "What are they doing? There is a permanent exhibition room, "The World of Salt" at the far right and "The Special Exhibition Room, "What Are You Doing? Salt in Your Body?"" at the summer vacation. The "Special Exhibition Room, "What Are You Doing? Salt in Your Body?" was a summer vacation event for children, but I mustered up the courage to go in and was surprised to find that it piqued my interest and even taught me something as an adult. At the entrance, a staff member kindly explained the outline of the special exhibition to me, even though I was an adult. The first thing that impressed me was the "section to check the amount of salt in your body." At the entrance to the exhibition hall, there were several "mysterious scales that tell you the amount of salt in your body." When you step on these scales, you can tell how much salt you have in your body. By the way, there was an explanation panel in the hall, but there is salt in our bodies, and it plays a necessary role in various organs in our bodies to live. 60% of the body is water, and 1/3 of that is outside the cells, such as blood and lymph, and is called "body fluids." Salt is dissolved in these body fluids at a rate of about 0.9%, and it is said to play various roles in the blood, stomach, and small intestine. And 38 trillion cells are surrounded by salt water. In addition, gastric juices are released in the stomach to kill germs that enter the body with food. Gastric juices also help digest protein. This alone was a learning experience.
Next is the "Permanent Exhibition Room: The World of Salt" at the back right of the second floor. In front of the "Permanent Exhibition Room" there is "British Rock Salt". It is a 600kg block of rock salt that was excavated in 1987 from a salt mine in northwest England. Along with air and water, salt is an important substance that is essential for human life. The history of salt production, which produces salt that is essential for life, began with the history of humanity. In other countries, inland rock salt and salt lakes are used, and in hot and dry regions, solar salt production is carried out, where salt crystals are obtained directly from seawater. On the other hand, in Japan, since there is no rock salt or salt lakes, salt has been produced using seawater as a raw material since ancient times. The permanent exhibition has themes such as "Salt of the World and Japan," "The True Nature of Salt," "Salt of the World," "Salt of Japan," and "Current Salt Production." Each exhibit explains and displays the connection between human history and salt, and the differences in salt production methods between Japan and the world.
Finally, take the escalator to the 3rd floor to the "Permanent Exhibition Room: Tobacco History and Culture." Tobacco is said to have originated in the Americas. I'm embarrassed to say that this is also something I've never heard before. Tobacco, which originated in the Americas, has established itself as a luxury item while forming tobacco cultures suited to each region as it spread around the world. The "Permanent Exhibition Room" provides detailed explanations of the history and culture of tobacco, with themes such as "Hometown of Tobacco Culture," "The Spread of Tobacco Culture," "Tobacco Culture in the Edo Period," "Tobacco Culture after the Meiji Period," and "Topics." I learned a lot, but at the exit of the "Permanent Exhibition Room," I came across a nostalgic scene from my days. There was a shop called "Narihira Tobacco Shop." I remember that when I was a child, there were many tobacco shops like this, and beautiful young ladies sat there.
01_【Quick note】
⑴ Address… 〒130-0003 Tobacco and Salt Museum, 1-16 Yokokawa, Sumida-ku, Tokyo, Tel: 03-3622-8801
⑵ Opening hours: 10:00-17:00 (entry closes at 16:30)
⑶ Closed: ①Mondays (if Monday is a national holiday or a substitute holiday, the following weekday)
②New Year's holiday (December 29, 2023 - January 3, 2024)
⑷ Admission fee: ①Adults and university students: 100 yen ②Over 65 years old (proof required): 50 yen ③Elementary, junior high and high school students: 50 yen
02_[Access]
⑴ 7 minutes (550m) walk from the east exit of Tokyo Skytree Station on the Tobu Skytree Line
⑵ 8 minutes (650m) walk from A2 exit of Azumabashi Station on the Toei Asakusa Line
كُتب بتاريخ 3 أغسطس 2023
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あまりさ
Ena, اليابان2,282 مساهمة
أبريل 2022
浅草から徒歩で１５分くらいかな。
道路にあまり案内看板がないので場所がわかりずらい。
スマホの地図を利用して行けました。
入館料は１００円。
塩の関係の展示、たばこの関係の展示、
当日は塩に関係した遊牧民の工芸品展示がありました。
展示内容は見ていて予想外に面白く、勉強になりました。
たばこ商品の展示には懐かしさを感じました。
来訪者はあまり多くなく、意外と穴場の博物館です。
道路にあまり案内看板がないので場所がわかりずらい。
スマホの地図を利用して行けました。
入館料は１００円。
塩の関係の展示、たばこの関係の展示、
当日は塩に関係した遊牧民の工芸品展示がありました。
展示内容は見ていて予想外に面白く、勉強になりました。
たばこ商品の展示には懐かしさを感じました。
来訪者はあまり多くなく、意外と穴場の博物館です。
كُتب بتاريخ 3 مايو 2022
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v35p_trip
سابورو, اليابان19,824 مساهمة
بمفردك • يناير 2022
こちらは、大門通り、業平1丁目付近にあります。
外見が立派でいかにも博物館的な外観です。
伺うと、2021年11月15日~2022年1月12日まで館内整備のため休館中でした。
外見が立派でいかにも博物館的な外観です。
伺うと、2021年11月15日~2022年1月12日まで館内整備のため休館中でした。
كُتب بتاريخ 9 يناير 2022
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けぴ
横浜2,101 مساهمة
زوجان • نوفمبر 2021
杉浦非水の展開会が特別展示されていました。どこか懐かしい作風の絵を堪能。三越の広告デザイン、銀座線の上野浅草開通のポスターなど見どころ満載。常設展の塩、タバコの展示も出来上がりの過程を中心にわかりやすい展示。長時間立ちっぱなしになるので各所に椅子があると良かった。入館100円、さらにJAF会員証で無料。
كُتب بتاريخ 7 نوفمبر 2021
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Keh777
طوكيو, اليابان45 مساهمة
أكتوبر 2021
This museum has something for everyone: art, science, history, objects. It is very interesting and extremely well presented. And only 100 yen! The salt exhibit should be interesting for children and adults alike (dioramas, explanatory videos with English subtitles, rock salt sculpture, examples)
كُتب بتاريخ 17 أكتوبر 2021
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rakuchan
Kawagoe, اليابان1,514 مساهمة
أبريل 2021
インド諸州で伝承されてきた美術作品を収集している新潟十日町のミテイラー美術館、その所蔵展が１５年ぶりにまた開催された。ミテイラー画やワルリー画・ゴンド画などそれぞれ手法の異なる作品は７４点で、そのうち欧米でも高い評価を得ているミテイラー画は３０点を占めていた。中では来日して描かれガンガー・デーヴイーの最高傑作と評価された遺作「スーリヤムッキーの木」やボーワ・デーヴィー「月に引かれる汽車」が印象深かった。またゴンド画の創始者ジャンガル・シンのデザイン性に富み色彩の極めてユニークな「虎」や｢飛行機」、神話や民話をシンボリック化した来日２１回に及ぶシャンタラーム・ゴルカナのワルリー画「カンサーリー女神」なども見事なものだった。（会期は6.15日まで）なお3階にはマヤ文明のパレニケ遺跡「十字の神殿レリーフ」があるのでその見学もお忘れなく。
كُتب بتاريخ 2 مايو 2021
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KOJIKOJI
طوكيو, اليابان8,941 مساهمة
أبريل 2021
渋谷の公園通りにあった事は何度か行ったことがありましたが、移転してからは初めて行きました。以前より行きたかった新潟の十日町の「ミティラー美術館」のコレクションが見たかったからです。日曜日の昼から出掛けて押上駅から歩いて15分ほどでした。スカイツリーや東京ソラマチ周辺は混雑していましたが、博物館はとても空いていました。真新しい建物はそれだけでも気持ちよいですが、特別展示も含めた入場料が100円と格安なのが良いです。コレクション展も素晴らしかったですが、同じフロアにある煙草についての展示や上階にある塩についての展示もよかったです。
كُتب بتاريخ 22 أبريل 2021
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Guzheng_KL
كوالالمبور, ماليزيا60 مساهمة
يناير 2020
They have 2 departments ( Tobacco and Salt ) inside 1 building and salt museums is very much fun to visit. We can lean history of salt industry for Europe and Japan.
كُتب بتاريخ 3 يونيو 2020
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