Samurai Museum Berlin

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in Top 10 Sights for Young People

Mitte

The fascinating history of Japan with its mysterious rituals, legendary samurai fighters, mysterious ninja and exciting legends is told at the Samurai Museum in Berlin-Mitte with state-of-the-art technology and interactive design.

If you are a fan of films such as “Kill Bill” or “The Last Samurai”, love manga comics and Japanese cartoons and want to fight like a ninja, the Samurai Museum is the place for you. It is the only museum in the whole of Europe that is dedicated exclusively to Japanese culture. The fascinating collection of historical exhibits and works of art can be experienced in a playful and interactive way. You can also discover role models for avatars from gaming or the inspiration for Darth Vader from Star Wars. Here, the display cases rotate, multimedia installations are controlled with the body and 3D models give you a deep insight into the world of the samurai. You can collect important background information via touchscreen monitors or zoom into the images to see unique details.

Follow the fox Kitsune through the museum, learn ninja techniques, solve exciting puzzles and learn all about the unforgettable myths and legends of Japan. Discover mysterious masks, ornate armor and swords and marvel at magical fans and animals with superpowers. The famous blades of famous master blacksmiths from different eras are also interesting. Those interested in art can take a look at the Nō Theater and the Japanese tea ceremony. Realistic projections are shown here every 30 minutes and you can hear the sound of taiko drums. Marvel at the life-size figures, Buddhist sculptures and authentic artifacts. Such activities for young people in Berlin are not only an unforgettable experience, but also promote knowledge in a playful way. The museum is open daily from 10 am to 7 pm and is always worth a visit.

Business Hours

  • Daily:10 AM – 7 PM
Discovery Potential
4.9
Learning Factor
4.9
Berlin Factor
3.5
Programme for Young People
4.5

Top10 Rating

4.45

    Pricelevel

    Tickets from €9, tip: tickets are cheaper online!

    Public Transport

    Tram, U- and S-Bahn via Oranienburger Straße / Rosenthaler Platz, bus via Tucholskystraße

Address

Auguststraße, 68, 10117, Berlin, Deutschland

Approach

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