Ome Kimono Museum 青梅きもの博物館

4-629 Baigo, Ome City, Tokyo

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Kimono becomes even more noble at this museum

Kimono takes on the next level of elegance at the Ome Kimono Museum. The museum building is remodeled from a two centuries-old warehouse of a private house. Gaze on extravagant garments worn by Imperial princesses, samurai families, the aristocratic class, and merchants during the premodern Edo period (1603-1867). There are also clothing from the Silk Road in China and Central Asia, and bridal robes from Edo-period Tokyo.

Looking at the permanent exhibits of Prince and Princess Nashimoto's costumes from the Taisho period (1912-1926) may bring you back in time. Learn about the garments and their history at the museum.

How to Get There

Hinatawada StationJR Ome Line15 min on foot

Keywords

History Museums

Opening Hours	10:00-16:00 FridaysSaturdaysSundays
Price	General admission: 800 yen Cash
Facility Info	RestroomsParking

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