The Edo-Tokyo Museum, which opened in 1993 as a place where people could look back on the history and culture of Edo Tokyo, and consider the future of the city and its lifestyles, is currently closed for major renovations. This exhibition introduces the history and culture of Edo, including how the town was developed, as well as the daily life, economy, culture, and entertainment therein, in an easy-to-understand manner through items selected from the “Edo Zone” of the Edo-Tokyo Museum’s permanent exhibition.The exhibition will feature the museum’s abundant collection, from ukiyo-e prints and various other paintings, to historical materials such as coins and tools that show clearly how the people of the time lived their lives, and popular hands-on models/reproductions like “A Palanquin for Alternate Attendance” and “Wares of an Edo Period Street Merchant” from the permanent exhibition.
The Edo-Tokyo Museum has also collaborated with QuizKnock, a quiz media company created at The University of Tokyo, in order to delve deeper into the history of Edo through QuizKnock’s unique perspective. The catalog for the exhibition will also allow visitors to enjoy QuizKnock original explanations, quizzes, and more. Discovering the Wonders of Edo-History enjoying the vibrant world of Edo.

 

Outline of event

Period	Saturday, July 13 to Monday, September 23, 2024
Closed	Mondays, Tuesday,July 16, Tuesday, August 13, Tuesday,September 17 July 15 (Monday and holiday), August 12 (Monday and holiday), September 16 (Monday and holiday) and September 23 (Monday and holiday) correct and open. First Period: July 13, 2024 – August 18, 2024 Second Period: August 20 , 2024 – September 23, 2024 Exhibits will be changed during the exhibition.
Venue	Okazaki city City Museum 1 toge, Koryuji-cho, Okazaki-shi 444-0002 Japan
Organized by	Okazaki city City Museum
Supervised by	Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture Tokyo Metropolitan Edo-Tokyo Museum
Planning	TOEI COMPANY, LTD.