When the garden's four cherry trees (Someiyoshino and Oshima-zakura), each over 70 years old, are in full bloom, you can enjoy the fusion of Japanese (the cherry blossoms) and Western (the building). Visitors can view the cherry blossoms from different angles of the building and find their own favourite angle.
At night, the building will be lit up and drinks will be available to help you get a little tipsy from watching the cherry blossoms. Dates and times will be announced in early March.

Myonichikan was built as a schoolhouse and was filled with the voices of children. The museum aims to be an important cultural asset accessible to both children and adults.
For one day during the summer holidays, mainly primary school children and their parents can learn and enjoy together. We will prepare such a time. We are also happy to help with free research.
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Previous events: 2003 - 2024
2003: Parents and children can draw a picture of the Myonichikan
2004: Let's bake bread with parents and children!
2005: Let's make a Kyoketsu-dyed fan with parents and children!
2006: Let's make a revolving lantern!
2007: Let's make a replica of a fossil!
2008: Make a pinhole camera!
2009: Let's travel through the world of seeds!
2010: Let's draw a picture of the Myonichikan with the whole family!
2011: Parent-Child Choir! Let's make the Myonichikan sound like everyone's voice!
2012: Let's try hand weaving!
2013: Let's try papermaking with parents and children!
2014: Let's make delicious French bread!
2015: Let's make ice cream!
2016: Let's make origami architecture!
2017: Let's make a life-size version of ourselves!
2018: One-letter calligraphy with parents and children
2019: Let's make brass ice-cream spoons!
2021: Exciting weather school
2022─2024: A summer learning day in Toshima (co-organised by Toshima Ward)

Cold beer on lush green lawns! The Beer Terrace is only held once a year in August. Craft beers and a selection of special snacks await you. Enjoy the heat and make your summer unforgettable!

Cultural Heritage Week is organised by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government 'to make cultural heritage more accessible to more people'.
As a heritage site that is always open to the public, Myonichikan will participate in this event. For this reason, rooms will be rented out more sparingly so that visitors can enjoy the building more during the week.

Scheduled to be lit for night tours in December, January and February.

The fireplace was a valuable heating system when it was a school. Fire is strictly forbidden in important wooden heritage sites, but only the fireplace can be lit.
People naturally gather around the fire and socialise. This is a rare opportunity to experience the peaceful place that Wright intended.

COEDO beer, whose birthplace is Kawagoe, is served during the night tour in February.
This is a night that attracts not only light architecture but also many COEDO fans. The snacks are excellent and specially paired with COEDO beer! The fireplace will be lit for the last opportunity this winter.

Limited dates and times per season.

The dining hall where students used to eat their daily lunch. The Myonichikan Restaurant was created to give everyone a taste of this atmosphere.
The Cordon Bleu chefs, who also cater for weddings, will prepare a menu for the restaurant.
As the restaurant is not normally open for dining, the event will be held four times a year, with limited dates and times. Details will be posted on the home page of the website under 'Announcements' as the date draws closer.