What makes it 66% Baby-Friendly: Parents get stroller loan, nursing room, and changing table, and babies are admitted free, yet constant quiet is expected, some garden paths are uneven, and there is no play area to distract a crying infant.
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Allows time to explore the exhibits and garden at a relaxed pace with breaks for the baby.
Original national treasures:
View artifacts like the Tale of Genji picture scroll in the permanent gallery.
Tip: Use the barrier-free route and rest on benches between rooms.
Stroll Tokugawa Garden:
Walk garden paths featuring ponds, bridges, and a waterfall.
Tip: Follow main loops; shaded spots are ideal for baby naps.
Free stroller rental:
Borrow a stroller at the ticket desk without deposit or fee.
Tip: Ask staff when you arrive and return it before you leave.
Baby care facilities:
Use the nursing room and women’s & baby restroom with changing table.
Tip: Check the museum map or ask staff for exact locations.

Carol Del Signore
A very fascinating and interesting museum. We loved reading about the history and seeing so much on display for viewing, very impressive. The garden was just as enjoyable with great views to behold. We're so glad we decided to visit. Highly recommend.
Carrie Williams
Started off great with a nice variety, but then quickly turned into nothing but Japanese swords and long lines to see it all. Beautiful museum and gardens overall.
Adrian C
They don’t provide audio tour, brief English translation is provided with every exhibit. Quite a lot of replica is on display but isn’t that’s most of the other Museums do nowadays? Touring last about 1.5 hours
Aki Tsu
Well organized museum and garden. Get the combo ticket to save a little. Also you get a discount if you bought the city tourist bus day pass. Day bus pass is super convenient. 500 yen for all day and goes to all the major attractions. Museum is kind of far from the city center. And Closed on Wednesdays. Found out the hard way. Google didn’t show it as closed.
Angela Aprilia
Since I liked Tokugawa Shogunate history, I was really happy to visit this museum. It has English explanation on each exhibit which was great for us foreigners. I bought the entry ticket in a bundle with the Tokugawa Garden ticket, and if I remember correctly it's about 1,500 yen. Be careful not to take a video because they prohibit you to, but taking picture is OK as long as you do not use flash ...
Visit in mid-November when garden maples turn bright red; main paths remain stroller-friendly under the leafy canopy.
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| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Adult combo ticket (museum + garden) | JPY 1,750 |
| Stroller rental | JPY 0 |
| Total Estimated | JPY 3,500 |
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