The local take
Each place comes with a short note on why it's worth the time, so you can plan your day around the ones that suit you.
MuseumsDesign Festa Gallery
Design Fest Gallery is an indie art gallery in Shibuya that focuses on the work of young, local artists in the area.
Tokyo, HarajukuRecommended by Kenji K.
MuseumsEdo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum
Located in the suburbs of Tokyo, this museum (a part of the Edo-Tokyo Museum) gives visitors the opportunity to see a variety of buildings from the Meiji period through to the…
Tokyo, KoganeiRecommended by Kaori M.
MuseumsFukagawa Edo Museum
This museum is a recreation of a typical Tokyo streetscape during the Edo period, which lasted from the early 1600s to the mid-1800s.
Tokyo, Koto-kuRecommended by Kaori M.
MuseumsINTERMEDIATHEQUE
This museum is located on the second and third floors of the KITTE building in Chiyoda.
Tokyo, Chiyoda-kuRecommended by Kenji K.
MuseumsKuroda Memorial Hall
This museum is inside the beautiful Ueno Park, a popular place to enjoy a stroll and enjoy the greenery.
Tokyo, UenoRecommended by Hiromi N.
MuseumsMOMAT (The National Museum of Modern Art)
MOMAT in Chiyoda is the most prominent museum for modern Japanese art.
Tokyo, Chiyoda-kuRecommended by Hiromi N.
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Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
This museum in Koto-ku was inaugurated in 1995 and has an extensive collection of contemporary art from artists like Warhol, Lichtenstein, and Yoshioka.
Tokyo, Koto-kuRecommended by Kaori M.
MuseumsNezu Museum
This museum in the Minato district showcases the private collection of politician and philanthropist Nezu Kaichirō.
Tokyo, Minato-kuRecommended by Kaori M.
MuseumsOta Memorial Museum of Art
Stop by this museum in Harajuku for a deeper appreciation of Japanese art.
Tokyo, HarajukuRecommended by Kaori M.
MuseumsThe Japanese Sword Museum
This small museum in Sumida City is the place to go to learn more about the history of Japanese swords.
Tokyo, YokoamiRecommended by Hiromi N.
MuseumsThe National Museum of Western Art
Located in Ueno Park, this UNESCO World Heritage Site was designed by the famous Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier and opened in 1959.
Tokyo, Taito-kuRecommended by Hiromi N.
MuseumsThe Sumida Hokusai Museum
This museum in Ryogoku District was designed by the Pritzker Award-winning architect Sejima Kazuyo.
Tokyo, YokoamiRecommended by Hiromi N.
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