EN｜TOKYO GOOD MUSEUM

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027Slippers were Created in Tokyo
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026The care that an Oshibori Implies and the Meaning of Chopsticks
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025Emoji: Showing Feelings Through Pixels
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024Walking Manners for the Pets We Love
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023The laundry service trusted by the world
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022Town Libraries Connecting People through Books
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021Open Garden – The Place to Create Communities
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020Culture and Spirit that Japanese Traditional Sweets Express

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Tokyo Good Museum

Queuing in an orderly manner when boarding a train.
Not getting into a public bath without washing your body beforehand.
Keeping city streets clean and free of litter.
Partially folding one’s umbrella when moving through a crowd on a rainy day.

These are all examples of Good Tokyo Manners,
a way to show consideration for the feelings and needs of others.
Most people do these things out of habit, without even thinking.
They are some of the things that make Tokyo so unique.

We want Tokyoites to take pride in their good manners.
And we want visitors to appreciate the culture from which those manners are born.

That’s what Tokyo Good Museum is all about.
It’s a museum without walls, a living showcase of the
good manners that make this city such a special place.

Slippers were Created in Tokyo

The care that an Oshibori Implies and the Meaning of Chopsticks

Emoji: Showing Feelings Through Pixels

Walking Manners for the Pets We Love

The laundry service trusted by the world

Town Libraries Connecting People through Books

Open Garden – The Place to Create Communities

Culture and Spirit that Japanese Traditional Sweets Express