Tokyo · Permanent cultural facility
Tobacco & Salt Museum
Explore how salt is produced and how tobacco culture has changed. This Sumida museum brings two everyday commodities into focus through science, history and objects.
What to see
- Salt resources, Japanese salt-making and the science of salt.
- Permanent displays tracing tobacco’s arrival and its place in Edo-period life.
Oshiage Station → your visit
- Walk about twelve minutes from Oshiage. The official shortest route starts at exit B2.
- Address: 1-16-3 Yokokawa, Sumida-ku, Tokyo. No parking for general visitors’ cars.
Closures & important conditions
Mondays, or the next weekday after a Monday holiday, plus the year-end/New Year period. Open November 23, 2026; closed November 24.
Plan your visit
Checked: 2026-11-07 · a facility guide, not a dated festival listing
Hours & admission arrangements
10:00–17:00; last entry 16:30.
Adults and university students ¥300; ages 65+ and school pupils ¥100. Preschool children enter free.
No reservation for ordinary individual visits. Groups book by the day before. Lectures and other events may require separate advance online booking.
What still needs checking
- Final 2026–27 New Year closure dates, same-day changes and event availability.
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