新京成鐵道模型館, Railway model museum in Matsudo, Japan

The Shin-Keisei Railway Model Museum was a free-admission facility on the second floor of the Kamihongo Station building in Matsudo, Chiba. It held rental layouts in N gauge, with six routes including JR, private railway and Shinkansen courses, and in HO gauge, with two routes. A corner let visitors drive using the cab of a former 800-series train.

The museum opened in 2003 and operated for nine years as a popular destination for railway enthusiasts and families in the region. The collection documented the development of the Shin-Keisei Electric Railway since its founding and provided insight into the railway history of Chiba Prefecture.

The facility included a historical corner displaying documents and photographs chronicling the development of Shin-Keisei Electric Railway throughout the years.

The museum was located on the second floor of a train station, making it easy to reach and providing a natural connection between traveling and visiting. The model train layouts were intuitive to operate and required no technical background or special training.

Visitors could wear conductor caps while operating the model trains and pose for photographs at the control panels. This hands-on experience made the visit memorable for people of all ages.