Description
- Steam locomotives and ticket vending machines that were actually used by Tobu Railway in the past are on display.
- Railway simulators are popular, and although there are many types, they are often lined up.
- It is crowded with many children on holidays.
Reviews by situation
“Relaxing alone” Recommended: 3 /4 points
It’s not crowded on weekdays, and many people visit alone. There are a lot of children, so consideration is needed.
“Having fun with the kids” Recommended: 4 /4 points
This facility is popular with boys. The simulator gets crowded on weekends.
“Getting into the mood on a date” Recommended: 1 /4 points
Not suitable for a date night.
“Getting along with friends” Recommendation level: 2 /4 points
Recommended for friends who are interested in trains.
Trend Chart
“Comfort” Rating: 4 /5 points
On weekdays, it’s comfortable and not crowded. There are few rest areas, but there are.
“Length of fun time” Rating: 3 /5 points
If you are interested in trains, you may be able to stay for 2 or 3 hours, but usually it’s less than an hour.
“Price range” Rating: 4 /5 points
The admission fee is quite reasonable, and souvenirs are in the normal price range.
“Suitable for rainy days” Rating: 5 /5 points
Since it is indoors, there is no need to worry about rain.
“Night-friendly” Rating: 1 /5 points
Entry is not permitted at night.
“Uniqueness” Rating: 4 /5 points
Although the exhibits are limited to Tobu Railway, it is a railway museum with a rich content.
Business Hours
AM10:00 to PM4:30
Closed Days
Every Monday (if Monday is a holiday, the next weekday)
English Support
Important information is written in English, but this does not apply to information such as how to operate the train simulator.
Fees
One adult…210yen (Cash), 200yen (SUICA)
Access
It is located right behind the exit of Higashimukojima Station (Tobu Isesaki Line).
Main limited-time events
See the official website.
Official website
https://www.tobu.co.jp/museum/en/
Nearby spots
Mukojima Hundred Flower Garden
A garden for common people that was built about 200 years ago. The sights are the plum blossoms in spring and the Japanese clover in autumn.
Traffic park in Tsutsumidori Park
A park equipped with traffic signs and traffic lights so that you can learn traffic rules while having fun. Bicycles and go-karts are available for free rental.
