Fire Museum

The best thing here is that there is no ticket, but you still need to change your license to enter the museum. When you enter the museum, you will first see a small store, which displays many large antique-grade fire trucks. The 3rd and 4th floors can also let children wear firefighters' clothes to sit on the fire truck, and there is also a fire helicopter to let children in and drive. The 5th floor is a model to explain the fire scene from the Edo era, Wujia, and Yuanfang. The large terrace outside is parked with a retired rescue helicopter to let the children go up. The 10th floor is the observation deck and rest area, where you can take a break.

Fire Museum is Tokyo's little famous Museum of Nature and History. It's suitable for children. It's worth visiting. Otherwise, the scenery is good, the location of the Museum is very good. After nearly an hour's drive, we finally arrived here.

Most of the exhibits in the Fire Museum are used fire trucks, and some are from Germany. All kinds of fire trucks and helicopters on display can take them. Free admission, and an interactive animated film exhibition, introducing some fire knowledge, fire reflection Exhibition on the fourth and fifth floors is very good.

Long knowledge, interesting museum, not big but very good

Participate in a theme event to visit, it is worth paying attention

The scenery is unique, the environment is good, it is worth a visit.

Tokyo Fire Museum is located at the Marunouchi Line Shigu Sanchome Station. It is a free attraction. The museum's 1-6 building is the exhibition area. There are interactive games on the 3rd floor. The highest popularity! There is a children's corner on the 6th floor, and the 10th floor is the observation deck and dining area.

Beautiful environment, natural and clean, thoughtful and meticulous service