Located in the grounds of the Koganei Park in Tokyo, the Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum (opened 1993) has an area of approximately seven hectares, and houses 27 historic buildings from as far back as the Edo Period to the first years of the Showa Period. As these historic buildings were no longer able to be stored in their original locations, they were moved to their current location at the park to be reconstructed, preserved and exhibited to the public.

Tokyo Metropolitan Koganei Park, 3-7-1, Sakura-cho, Koganei-shi, Tokyo, 184-0005

• JR Chuo Line (Musashi-Koganei station) 5-min by bus from the JR Chuo Line "Musashi-Koganei" station North Exit. Take Seibu Bus (departs from bus stop No.2 ＆3)to "Koganei Koen Nishi Guchi"(5-min waik from bus stop) or take the Kanto Bus (departs from bus stop No.4) to "Edo Tokyo Tatemonoen-Mae" (3-min walk from bus Stop).
• Seibu Shinjuku Line (Hana-Koganei station) South Exit take bus head for "Musashi-koganei" station from "Minami Hana-Koganei bus stop" and get off at "Koganei Koen Nishiguchi Bus Stop." 5-min walk from there.

With an area of 250,000 square meters of foliage including 6,077 tall trees. Hama Rikyu Gardens is a classic example of an Edo Period garden. At Hama Rikyu Gardens you can enjoy a delicious cup of tea, while also appreciating the magnificent beauty of the buildings and scenery.

1-1, Hama Rikyu-teien, Chuo-ku, Tokyo,
104-0046

• [Otemon (main gate)] 7 minutes walk from Tsukiji Shijo station or Shiodome station on the Toei Oedo Line, or Shiodome station on the Yurikamome Line.
• [Otemon (main gate)] 15 minutes walk from Shimbashi station on the JR Line, Toei Asakusa Line and Ginza Line (Metro).