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On 1500 square meters, you can discover over 900 historical objects from one of the world's largest private collections. In combination with high-tech media technology, you can experience the legendary era of the samurai, ninja and yōkai up close.

Temporary exhibitions build a bridge to the present and examine the long-term influence of the samurai on today's culture, both in and outside Japan. The Samurai Museum Berlin is designed as a space open to all, encouraging unexpected discoveries and intercultural encounters.

Berlin-Mitte, where the museum is located, is the beating heart of the city and is home to many of its most famous landmarks, such as the Brandenburg Gate, Museum Island and Alexanderplatz. The Samurai Museum is enthroned in the midst of this lively backdrop and attracts art and history lovers and adventurous families alike.