Bank of Japan Currency Museum Review

Photography is not allowed in the exhibition hall of the Tokyo Monetary Museum. The Monetary Museum is located in the Bank of Japan branch in the central district of Tokyo, Japan, and is a small museum that is easy to ignore by visitors. The museum’s collection covers the entire history of Japanese currency, from early Chinese notes to the current yen, and can see cash checks and coins from around the world.

The currency museum is across the road from the Bank of Japan's main store. The admission fee is free. The exhibition is very interesting, including the physical exhibition of coins in various dynasties in Japanese history, and the recent watermark of paper money. There is a small gift shop at the entrance of the building to sell currency. Japanese silver specialties such as acrylic.

Located in the Bank of Japan branch of Nihonbashi Hashimoto Ishicho, Central District of Tokyo. Collected various currencies from ancient to present-day and some currencies from other countries of the world. There are also copies of Japanese Edo-era currencies. In addition, you can enjoy the famous wood prints of Edo-era.

Currency Museum Introduction: Currency Museum (CurrencyMuseum) belongs to Tokai Bank. The museum collects various currencies from ancient to present-day and some currencies from other countries in the world. There are also copies of Japanese Edo-era currencies. In addition, visitors can enjoy the famous wood prints of the Edo era.

This museum is not big, it contains the currency of Japan's various eras, as well as coins from all over the world, and you can see it if you are interested.