Yamada Yoji Museum
Yamada Yoji Museum
Yamada Yoji Museum
Yamada Yoji Museum
Yamada Yoji Museum
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Yamada Yoji Museum

In Shibamata district —
44 of 219 in Tokyo

The Yamada Yoji Museum (山田洋次ミュージアム), located in the historic Shibamata district of Tokyo, is dedicated to celebrating the life and legacy of Yamada Yoji, the legendary director behind the iconic "Otoko wa Tsurai yo" film series. The museum offers an in-depth look at Yamada's career and his enduring influence on Japanese cinema. Visitors can explore a variety of exhibits, including original scripts, personal artifacts, and rare photographs that illuminate the director's creative process and his contributions to the film industry. These carefully curated displays provide a deeper understanding of the artistry and dedication that defined his work.

Situated next to the Tora-san Museum, the Yamada Yoji Museum enhances the cultural experience for visitors, providing context and insight into the Tora-san films and their director. Together, the two museums offer a comprehensive exploration of the cinematic world that Yamada Yoji shaped, making this cultural destination a must-visit for film enthusiasts and those interested in the history of Japanese cinema.

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Hours and Fees

Yamada Yoji Museum
  • Opening hours
  • 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (last admission 4:30 PM)

  • Closed
  • Third Tuesday of each month
    Third Tuesday to Thursday in December

Getting there

Google Maps

From Shibamata Station, walk south for about 10 minutes, and the Yamada Yoji Museum will be on your left.

Resources

Japanese

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