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Japan, 〒104-0031 Tōkyō-to, Chūō-ku, Kyōbashi, 3 Chome−7, 京橋３丁目７−６
contacts phone: +81 3-5777-8600
website: www.nfaj.go.jp
larger map & directionsLatitude: 35.675565, Longitude: 139.770668
Brian Devins
::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.
Chris Xia
::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.
chongminji
::작년까지 도쿄국립근대미술관 산하 필름센터 였는데, 도쿄국립근대미술관에서 분리되어 일본 국립 필름 아카이브로 4월에 재단장하여 오픈하였다. 하지만 필름센터였을 때와 별반 달라지지 않았음. 로고만 바뀌었을 뿐 내부도 그대로였다. 조금은 구식이라 리뉴얼 되었기를 기대하고 갔는데 실망이 컸다. 개관전은 구로사와 아키라 사후 20주년 포스터 전. 오전 11시 오픈.
Jason Taylor
::New museum. Small but very interesting museum with a very cheap entrance fee. The historical section also has short videos. There was an exhibit on the posters of Kurosawa when we visited.
Narkiz Kulmambetov
::Very nice and cozy place, which will take you back to the history of movie and its creation.