National Film Archive of Japan
Easy Access
English
Family-friendly
Free Admission
Parking
Restroom
Unrestricted by Weather
Wheelchair-friendly
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The National Film Archive of Japan was formerly known as National Film Center and was part of the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo. It offers screenings of Japanese movies and thematic exhibitions on the history of Japanese cinema and its international links. If you are into Japanese films, this is the perfect chance to see movies that are not available for online streaming or in the movie theatre anymore.
Information
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〒104-0031 3-7-6 Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Get directions |
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| 047-316-2772 | |
| Duration: 1.5 hours | |
| Tuesday･Wednesday･Thursday･Friday･Saturday･Sunday : 11:00~18:30 | |
| Monday : close | |
Final admission 30 minutes before closing.
Closed during the Japanese New Year period.
*Closed March 9th - May 28th 2020 for maintenance of the facilities. |
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| JPY0 / Adult | |
Separate charges for film screenings and exhibitions. Film screenings:
Exhibitions:
Wheelchair users can get free parking if they call ahead. |
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| Cash | |
| Official Site | |
| Recommended Season January･February･March･April･May･June･July･August･September･October･November･December |
Details such as opening times/fees etc are subject to sudden change. While we endeavor to keep our site up to date, we advise you check the official website for each spot for the latest information
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Some of the coolest and most interesting movie memorabilia I've ever seen. If you have an interest in film in any capacity then you should definitely pay this place a visit, with so many fascinating pieces of film history and memorabilia this makes for one engaging experience for any film lover.