NHK Museum of Broadcasting

The Advertising Museum Tokyo is Fusang's only advertising museum. It contains about 300,000 advertising materials and 30,000 books on marketing from the Edo era. The four cloud-like blocks hanging in the air are classified as "happy advertising, surprise advertisements, strong resonant advertisements, and thoughtful advertisements", and the audience can stand in the "cloud" and feel these selected advertising content. At the same time, through the new touch screen in the museum, you can watch nearly 2,000 posters and animation advertisements. Toshibashi, Tokyo Metropolitan Port District, 1-8-2.

Near Daimu Park in Shibuya, it is the gospel of Japanese opera fans. It contains the introduction of NHK TV programs over the years. Since the end of last century, it can also participate in program interaction, making weather forecast, news broadcasting, animation dubbing and so on. The ticket price is only 200 yen, which is very cost-effective, but it is only fun to understand some Japanese.

The Radio Museum in Aishan collects the world's first professional music players, which are free to visitors. Some of the videos in it use the latest technology, such as 8K. It should be noted that they are not open on Monday, and the wartime Jade Radio Disk is also kept here beside the Aimi Shrine in Dechuan Jiakang.

[Fun] Children are very interested [Cost-effective] High [Transportation] Convenient transportation

The world's first professional broadcasting museum can introduce the history of "broadcasting" to the audience through machines, scripts, sounds and images. Especially the many cultural relics and broadcasting-related equipment and equipment on display here are enough for people to have a very intuitive understanding of broadcasting. In addition, there are broadcasting · TV program retrieval audio-visual, NHK program video projection, top envisaged open, professional library open and other activities.