Tendō Museum of Automatic Musical Instruments

The Tendo Museum of Automatic Musical Instruments presents a collection of mechanical devices that play music without human performers, including player pianos and mechanical organs.

The museum opened its doors on June 10, 2000, establishing itself as a center for preservation and display of automatic musical instruments from multiple periods.

The museum maintains over 1500 musical items collected from around the world, representing different musical traditions and technological developments through the centuries.

Visitors can access the museum through regular bus services that connect to major train stations, with guided tours available to explain the instruments' mechanisms.

The museum features interactive displays where visitors can observe the internal workings of various automatic instruments while listening to their mechanical performances.

Location: Tendo

Official opening: June 10, 2000

Website: http://arsbel-tendo.com

GPS coordinates: 38.35406,140.38544

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:04