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    I never expected the Tokyo Metro Museum to be so much fun! Through three approaches—seeing, touching, and operating—the museum introduces visitors to the history of Japan's subway development, various train models, and the latest railway technology.

    Admission is inexpensive, but the exhibits are quite extensive. In addition to all kinds of models and valuable artifacts, there are also train simulators you can try yourself! Staff members are there to provide careful guidance, so you can actually experience the fun of being a train operator.

    I originally thought I would just take a quick look around, but it turned out to be much more interesting than I expected. You can learn while having fun, and both adults and children can have a great time! I recommend allowing at least 1 hour to explore at a leisurely pace. If you like trains or transportation, or are traveling with children, I highly recommend stopping by!

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    The driving simulator area is a big hit with kids. Adults can check out the history exhibits while the little ones enjoy the interactive stuff. There's something for everyone here.

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    There are lots of exhibits about the subway, and you can even try out some hands-on activities and demonstrations. You can see everything in about two hours.

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    You can learn about the history of Tokyo's subway system and pick up a lot of interesting train-related knowledge here.

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