Let's go, NHK Broadcasting Museum

NHK Broadcasting Museum is located near Tokyo Tower, where you can trace the development of Japan's broadcasting industry, experience the work of broadcasters, and visit for free. You can take the Hibiya Line to Kamiyacho Station, take the Ginza Line to Toranomon Station, or take the Mita Line to Onarimon Station to easily reach the museum. You can also walk a short distance from Shinbashi Station to the museum. NHK was founded in 1925 as a radio broadcasting company, such as the surrender edict of the Japanese Emperor at that time was broadcast by NHK. Now this four-story building houses about 30,000 pieces of broadcasting equipment and materials, showing the development history from radio, television to today's digital broadcasting. And there are also some interactive projects in the museum, and you even have the opportunity to appear on camera. For example, there is a theater on the second floor of the museum, where you can watch 8K (ultra-high-definition) giant screen movies. You can also go to NHK's 'Broadcast Experience Studio' to experience the feeling of standing in front of the camera and understand the working principle of the blue screen. For children, playing the role of a news anchor or weather broadcaster is an interesting experience.