Michio Miyagi Memorial Hall 宮城道雄記念館

35 Nakamachi, Shinjuku City, Tokyo

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This is Japan's first memorial hall to celebrate a musician. Michio Miyagi, who became blind when he was eight, invented the 80-stringed koto and was the co-founder of the New Japanese Music Movement. Relive this master's life through CDs, DVDs, and documents—many of which are now Japan's tangible cultural properties.

How to Get There

Ushigome-kagurazaka StationOedo Line3 min on foot

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Opening Hours	10:00-16:30 WednesdaysThursdaysFridaysSaturdays Last entry 30 minutes before closing Closing days: MondaysTuesdaysSundaysHolidaysNew Year's holidaysGolden WeekIrregular Mar. 25 to 27, Aug. 1 to 10, Dec. 25 to Jan. 5; some other irregular closings
Price	General admission: 400 yen Cash
Facility Info	RestroomsNon-smoking areasParking JapaneseEnglish Accessible communication formats

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