Museo Samurái en Tokio Shinjuku Entrada y pase
Descripción
Importante : Por favor, no nos confundas con un museo de nombre similar cercano. Utilice este mapa para encontrar la ubicación correcta : https ://maps.app.goo.gl/ULfEpNSkFXmiWiUm7 Únete a una visita guiada en el Museo Samurái de Tokio en Shinjuku y explora la historia de los samuráis y ninjas de Japón a través de exposiciones interactivas. Prueba la armadura samurái, aprende técnicas básicas de espada y disfruta de actividades ninja prácticas como el lanzamiento de shurikens y la práctica de la escopeta. Situado en una de las zonas comerciales y de ocio más populares de Tokio, esta experiencia cultural en interiores es perfecta para una escapada divertida durante su día en Shinjuku. Aléjate de las concurridas calles y descubre el mundo de los guerreros Japoneses a través de un recorrido por el museo educativo y entretenido. Una experiencia memorable para familias, parejas y visitantes de todas las edades.
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Itinerario
Importante : Por favor, no nos confundas con un museo de nombre similar cercano. Nuestro Museo Samurái de Tokio se encuentra junto al santuario Hanazono en Shinjuku. Por favor, utilice este mapa para encontrar la ubicación correcta : https ://maps.app.goo.gl/ULfEpNSkFXmiWiUm7 En esta visita guiada al museo, explorarás la historia de los guerreros Japoneses desde el período Sengoku hasta el ascenso y los últimos años de la era samurái. En el camino, verás auténticas armaduras samurái, espadas y objetos históricos, mientras aprendes cómo estos guerreros vivieron, lucharon y moldearon el pasado de Japón. La experiencia también incluye actividades prácticas relacionadas con los ninjas, que estuvieron activos durante el mismo período que los samuráis. Los huéspedes pueden disfrutar de elementos interactivos, como probarse trajes de estilo samurái y participar en actividades ninja, lo que hace de esta una experiencia cultural educativa y memorable en Tokio.
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Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Todas las áreas y superficies son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- No se recomienda para viajeros con lesiones de la columna vertebral
- No es recomendable para embarazadas
- No se recomienda para viajeros con mala salud cardiovascular
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(34)
A good mix of history and interactive pieces. We enjoyed learning about the history of the samurai, the Japanese feudal system and getting to see, touch and experience samurai apparel and swords. Kyo was an excellent guide!
Great history lesson and cool to see the real samurai armor.
Great learning experience. Our guide Masa was fantastic. Really enjoyed learning more of the Japanese culture and history of the Samurai
We were a family of 4 (daughters 18+) and had a great time, enjoyed learning from our guide about the basic history, seeing the exhibits with interesting personal stories behind, and having fun trying out costumes and shuriken throwing.
Amazing place!! Our tour guide Dice was very nice and knowledgeable. My husband and I really enjoyed the Samurai museum!
Fantastic experience and guide was excellent, had fabulous experience. Highly recommend
Our tour guide Kyo was informative and fun. The overall experience was amazing. I’ve always been interested in Samurai and swords so I enjoyed it very much. I would recommend it to anyone visiting the area. It’s affordable and a good learning experience.
I preface this review with endorsement of our Asakusa experience as a 5/5 . However our experience at Shinjuku was most disappointing. The simplest of requests - to exchange a T-shirt (excellent quality) purchased at Asakusa yesterday, unopened and with a receipt, for an identical item but a larger size, was refused. Other staff were empathetic as we left for Osaka today and could not get back to Asakusa. However the woman at the gift shop who seemed to decide these things could not be reasoned with. If this is the firm’s policy it should be reviewed. If the issue is a decision simply made by the woman at the counter we certainly did not appreciate her ‘have a nice day’ on our departure. Disappointing as all interactions with other staff at both venues were excellent. They were helpful, eager to assist and a pleasure to deal with.
Dear guest, Thank you very much for visiting us, and we sincerely apologize for the disappointment caused during your visit to our Shinjuku location. We are truly sorry that your request to exchange an unopened item with a receipt could not be handled more helpfully, especially given your travel schedule and the positive experience you had at our Asakusa location. We also apologize for the way this situation was handled and for the impression it left. We appreciate your feedback and will share your comments with our team to review our response and improve our service. Best regards, Samurai Museum
First time in Japan, the samurai experience was amazing, our guide during the session was excellent and funny, she was great, too bad it ended fast, I was thirsty for more cultural information.. Japanese culture is amazing and very noble..
Yuki was a great tour guide! The shuriken and armour experience was great aswell as learning some of the history of the weapons and history of the samurai! Would recommend
