National Film Archive of Japan

For locals it’s probably like a library of films, for me, I came because it’s literally sits next to my hotel(integrate hotel) and they have an Akira Kurosawa exhibition.
The exhibition is on the 7th floor. Adult ticket price is 250 yen per person.
The first half of the exhibition is always the same regardless when are you going there. It’s about movie history in Japan. Everything is explained in Japanese, Chinese and English. You can learn quite a bit about the movie history. Second half of the exhibition always changes, this few months its Akira Kurosawa exhibition. Unfortunately it’s in Japanese only. And a lot of restrictions on taking photos. I enjoyed the exhibition overall, but I hope they can have translations for all exhibits.
Depending on how fast you read, the exhibition will take you about 30-40 mins to go through. For 250 yen I would say this is pretty much a must go if you are interested in local films.

Wonderfully well maintained exhibit, cheap entry, good English translation and dead quiet. A must for any fan of Japanese cinema!

If you like Japanese film,.it's a must
Only 200 yen entrance. Loads of history in English and cool movie posters throughout the years. Well worth an hour of your time.

Delightful and exceptionally interesting permanent exhibit. Seeing the manuscript screenplays of ozu's Tokyo Story and Kurosawa's Rashomon a highlight of any film lover's trip to Japan. Simply wonderful! Google maps takes u to the wrong address btw. The shuttered loading dock at back of building is NOT the entrance....i almost gave up finding the place. Visitor be warned!

This time I have no time to watch foreign movies but the posters Exhibition was fantastic.

Unmissable stop for any fan of classic, Japanese cinema and culture.

Great exhibit on the upper floor. Small, but filled with interesting pieces albeit most of them are movie posters. If you're a fan of cinema, the low ticket price make this a great stop. Theres also showings of films, but we didn't stick around for those.

We saw a film here for the EU Film Days festival. The 2nd floor theatre was immaculately clean and very well appointed. Crisp picture on the large screen, comfortable seats, and exceptional sound. The film we saw had both English and Japanese subtitles; English on the bottom and Japanese vertically on the right, leaving the picture itself sufficiently unobstructed. I wish we had looked around more but we did see some beautiful and compelling old movie posters from the Showa era.

Make me cry a lot

Excellent poster exhibit of kurosawa film posters from around the world. Displays and exhibits of Japanese film equipment and people thru the ages. Cheap entrance fee.

Has a fantastic exhibition on Japanese film history, alongside screenings of both domestic and international arthouse cinema for a very reasonable price.

Great experience visiting there.

Very nice and cozy place, which will take you back to the history of movie and its creation.

Saw Stanley Kubrick's "2001" here in 70mm. Top notch facility.

english descriptions of everything. plan ahead if you want to see a screening

Good programs and nice little museum on the last floor

昔の映画がとても安く見られるので映画好きにはたまらない施設。交通の便も良くて東京が初めての人でもとても分かり易い場所にある。１階の階段横に数は少ないが無料のロッカーがあるのでキャリーケースなどを入れておくには便利。

企画上映の年間スケジュールが公表されているので地方から観に来る場合も予定が立てやすくて良い。

ネットで公開日の3日前からチケットが購入出来る。スマホのQRコード電子チケットを受付で読み取る形での入場。65歳以上チケットの場合は身分証明書の提示を求められる。一般が520円、65歳以上が310円と安いので観客には高齢者が多い。

スクリーンが少し高いので前の方の席は少し見づらいかもしれない。

有楽町駅から歩いて15分くらいでした。65歳以上なら展示室は無料で鑑賞出来、映画は310円で見ることが出来ます。
展示も見応えがあり一度は見たい施設です。ちなみに近くに警察博物館があります。

入場料250円でした。映画の歴史や古い映像を見れるので、映画好きな方にはたまらないと思います。

『月丘夢路　井上梅次100年祭』を見に伺いました。こちらで上映されている映画はみたことがなく、図書館と常設展だけ利用したことがあります。平日なのか、そもそもなのかわかりませんが、やはり訪問者は少なく、それがかえって居心地がいい時となります。1階は映画の上映をまつご高齢の男性の方が多いです。若い方はおみかせしませんね。図書館は、キネマ旬報やロードショー等のそれはそれは古くからのバックナンバーがあり、興味深いです。書庫には研究に必要な文献も請求できるのかな？その辺はよく分かりませんでした。映画料金はとても安いのが特徴ですが、とりわけキャンパスメンバーズは無料。私も一員なので恩恵を享受させてもらいました^^　写真は私が憧れる月丘夢路さんの私物です。エルメスのスカーフやパテックフィリップ（確か）の時計など溜息ものです。