・Please exhibit your physical disability certificate or booklet at the entrance.
・There is no need to stop at the ticket booth.
・This is an access map for visually-impaired visitors. The way to get to Tokyo National Museum from Ueno station is explained by words.
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・Explanation of barrier-free condition and accessibility information on a map.
Download all maps(PDF, 1.5MB)
Sensory maps are designed to help visitors with sensory sensitivities have a comfortable experience at our museum. These maps identify areas where they can sit and rest quietly and where sounds or light could be overstimulating. They are available throughout the entire museum, including all galleries (except for the Hyokeikan) and the garden. Please use them if you would like to find suitable resting areas or avoid areas that may be too bright or noisy.
See our sensory maps
・Parking spaces for visitors with disabilities are available; please ask a museum staff member (parking facilities for the general public are not available).
・Guide dogs, service dogs, and hearing assistance dogs are permitted in the museum.
・Tables for changing diapers are located in restrooms in the Honkan, Heiseikan, Toyokan, the Horyuji Treasure Gallery and Main Gate Plaza .
・Nursing mothers may use the medical aid rooms in the Honkan, Heiseikan, Toyokan and Main Gate Plaza.
・In crowded conditions such as those during special exhibitions, we may ask you to refrain from using baby carriages or strollers (they will be held in storage while you are viewing the exhibits). We appreciate your cooperation.
・Please inform a staff member. We will direct you to the medical aid rooms in the Honkan, Heiseikan and Toyokan.