位于东京都千代田区内神田的绝灭媒体博物馆是一家私设博物馆，致力于收集和展示已经或正在消亡的媒体设备[1]。该博物馆收藏摄像机、相机、打字机、个人电脑、音乐播放器和手机等器材，藏品总数约4000件，其中3000件进行常设展出[1]。这些收藏中，80%来自捐赠[1]，已有90%纳入数据库，可供访客免费在线查阅[1]。
博物馆采取开放式展览策略，允许参观者自由触摸和拍摄藏品，并可进行视频录制和三维扫描[1]。地下设有"消失的目录图书馆"，收藏了1960年代至2020年代的3000册产品目录[1]。除了公众参观外，博物馆还提供多项增值服务，包括按周出租展品供电影、音乐视频、电视节目和独立电影作为道具使用，以及数字扫描等服务[1]。
The Extinct Media Museum, a privately operated institution located in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo, maintains a comprehensive archive of discarded and disappearing media devices spanning cameras, camcorders, typewriters, personal computers, music players, and mobile phones.[1] The museum's collection comprises approximately 4,000 items, with 3,000 pieces on permanent display, allowing visitors to freely handle and photograph the artifacts.[1]
The museum offers multiple engagement methods for its collection. Ninety percent of the holdings have been cataloged in a freely accessible online database,[1] while eighty percent of acquisitions originated from donations.[1] Visitors may rent individual pieces by the week for use as props in films, music videos, television productions, and independent projects.[1] The facility also provides digital scanning and three-dimensional imaging services for its holdings.[1] Beneath the main exhibition space lies the "Vanished Catalog Library," housing 3,000 product catalogs from the 1960s through 2020s.[1]
The museum is situated at 2-3-6 Uchinaka, Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo.[1]