TOKYO POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY, SUGINAMI Animation Museum

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"A facility where you can learn about, experience, and gain a deeper understanding of Japanese animation across the generations. This is the first facility in Japan that provides a comprehensive introducing to the entire genre, from its history to its future. Entry is free. They screen a wide range of anime, including historic films, art anime, and popular works. They also hold exhibits providing the latest anime information. In addition, there is a monthly ""picture-story show"" as well as ""Parapara Animation"" workshops where you can learn about the anime creation process. The weekends can get crowded with families."

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TOKYO POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY, SUGINAMI Animation Museum

Address: Tokyo Suginami-ku Kamiogi 3-29-5 Suginami Hall 3F Map
Area: Shinjuku / Okubo / Nakano Area
Phone: 0333961510
Hours: 10:00-18:00 (Admission until 17:30)
Closed: Monday (next weekday in case of public holiday), New Year's Holiday (12/28-1/4)
Fees: [Admission fee]Free
Parking Lot: Not available
Credit Card: Not available
Smoking: Not available
Wi-Fi: Available
Estimated stay time: 60-120 minutes
Wheelchair accessible: Available
Infant friendly: Available

Information Sources: NAVITIME JAPAN

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Reviewed : 2018.05.07

it was free entry, so thats the best thing obviously. It was really epic to see where and how animation started. They had some interactive areas and some places were you could sit down and trace and...
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Reviewed : 2016.09.01

If youre into Japanese animation I would highly recommend this stop at the beginning of your visit to Tokyo. There is an audio tour in English too (which you dont get at the Ghibli) which provides...
Very interesting but a small place

Reviewed : 2016.06.18

I love cartoon a lot so I decided to go there. There are some videos with English subscription for you to see how they make it. There was a machine for you to do voice over. But it is a bit...