Art museums in Tokyo

The private museum displays Japanese artworks from different periods, with regular special exhibitions and an extensive collection of traditional paintings.

The museum presents international art exhibitions on the 53rd floor of Roppongi Hills Mori Tower with artworks from the 21st century.

A collection of 30 original buildings from the Edo and Meiji periods reconstructed at this location.

The collection contains over 12000 Japanese woodblock prints from the 17th to 20th centuries with monthly rotating exhibitions.

This institution displays a collection of historical Japanese woodblock prints and traditional textile art made from recycled fabrics.

A modern building with Japanese garden presents ancient artworks, calligraphy, ceramics and bronzes from East Asia.

The former residence and studio of the artist displays his original works, sketches and personal items.

An art museum with six different exhibition spaces for Japanese and international art from the 20th century to present.

The museum opened in 2016 and presents modern art in rotating exhibitions with a focus on regional artists.

The museum opened in 2007 showcases Japanese design evolution through exhibitions, seminars and workshops.

Bronze statue from 1934 of an Akita dog who waited nine years for his deceased owner.

Exhibition center featuring original drawings, merchandise and regular events about Japanese animation art.

Modern exhibition center with 14,000 square meters of display space across three floors, specialized in temporary art exhibitions by international artists.

Museum with three galleries for historical and contemporary photography, audiovisual media, and a collection of 33,000 works.

Private collection focusing on Impressionism, modern Japanese painting and European art from the 19th to 20th century.

Museum displays the animation and production process of Studio Ghibli with original drawings, models and an exclusive short film.

The museum displays a collection of prints and paintings by 19th century Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai with rotating exhibitions.

The reconstructed 1894 building presents 19th century European art with emphasis on French works and temporary exhibitions.

The five-story museum displays paintings, sculptures and installations by the Japanese artist featuring her characteristic dot patterns.

The museum presents modern and contemporary art in a large park with sculpture garden and water features.

A collection of Japanese and international artworks from the 20th century to present with regular special exhibitions.

A modern art museum with a park-like garden and a collection of contemporary Japanese and international artists.

A museum in a distinctive building presenting international art exhibitions and experimental projects.

A collection of over 13000 artworks by Japanese and foreign artists from the period after 1900.

The museum houses a permanent collection of international artworks from 1945 onwards and organizes regular exhibitions focusing on emerging artists and art movements.

This cultural center features an art gallery displaying international exhibitions, a 2,150-seat concert hall, a theater, and two cinema screens.

Built in 1935, this art deco building displays bronze sculptures and personal items of the artist throughout its three floors and garden.

The collection contains porcelain artifacts from the Edo period including Ko-Imari and Nabeshima pieces, with rotating seasonal exhibitions throughout the year.