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Eisei Bunko Museum
The Eisei Bunko Museum is a museum in Bunkyo Ward,Tokyo. Its collection includes historical documents and artifacts, and works of fine art.
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- 関口2-11-3
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- +81-3-3941-1145
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- 1-12: Wed-Sun: - 10:00-16:30
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About this sight
Sekiguchi Basho Hermitage was the former residence of Matsuo Basho, famous poet of the 17th century.
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