Auguststraße 68, 10117 Berlin
The Samurai Museum is a specialized museum dedicated to the history, culture, and philosophy of the samurai, Japan’s traditional warrior class. It presents Japanese military history through modern exhibition techniques.
For centuries, samurai played a central role in Japanese society, both militarily and politically. The museum explains the samurai code known as Bushidō, which emphasizes honor, loyalty, and discipline.
The museum displays:
Original samurai armor
Swords such as the katana, spears, and other weapons
Helmets, masks, and battle equipment
Artworks and objects illustrating samurai life
The exhibitions are organized in a chronological and thematic structure.
Historical content is supported by multimedia and digital presentations. Visitors experience samurai culture through visual and audio elements, making the history more engaging and accessible.
The Samurai Museum serves as an important cultural institution that introduces Japanese history and traditions to an international audience. It offers an educational experience for both adults and younger visitors.