Parliamentary Museum
憲政記念館
Learn about Japan's parliamentary history at this museum, located next to the National Diet Building.
What it is
- Museum managed by the House of Representatives Secretariat.
- Renamed Parliamentary Museum in 1972.
- Predecessor was the Ozaki Memorial Hall, built in 1960.
- Site was once the residence of Ii Naosuke.
What to see
- The clock tower, completed in July 1960.
- The clock tower's chime plays four times daily.
- Japan Standard Datum is on the premises.
- Special exhibitions and lectures are hosted here.
Getting there
- Located in Nagata-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo.
- Adjacent to the National Diet Building.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
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