A short trip from central Tokyo, the Railway Museum offers a comprehensive look into Japan’s rich railway history. Spanning three stories, the museum houses an extensive collection ranging from 19th-century carriages to modern Shinkansen bullet trains. Visitors can explore hands-on exhibits and even experience operating a steam locomotive through a simulator. This engaging space provides a vivid journey through the evolution of Japanese rail travel, making it a fascinating destination for both train enthusiasts and families.
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