This place is truly magical and utterly beautiful; I’m not ashamed to say that ten minutes into my first visit I was brought, quite literally, to tears. This place is a poignant representation of th...
This museum was amazing. I would be giving it 5 stars but it is not ideal for the last minute student who shows up to things hoping for the best. On a Saturday, you must arrive close to opening time...
After 5 clueless taxi drivers about the "Tokyo National Museum," I finally said, "Tokyo HAKUBUTSUKAN onegaishimasu" ... we were off!
There are special exhibits for around 1,500 ye...
The museum is well set out, the flow takes you from the very early stages of the Edo period into different aspects of culture like books, prints, theatre, trade and prostitution. You then walk to the ...
For those who wander what to do this week-end. You might think to The Museum of Photography.
You have 3 floors consacred to the photo.
On the basement, you can find a free exposition with a lot of n...
The National Art Center of Roppongi is really cool. The building is very art nouveau, from the outside and inside, so the building itself it almost part of the exhibit. I went to a photography, oil ...
Who: Myself, Den Leader, and Son's Cub Scout friends
Wear: Casual
Why: We were in Yokohama and hungry
Verdict: GO!!!!!!
Visiting this place was totally worth it. So quirky and well-constructed as onl...
The Mori Art Museum is a great space for exhibitions conveniently located at the top of Roppongi Hills Tower. When you reach the top the view is simply breathtaking as Tokyo's tangled metropolis conti...
Quaint and well-appointed, this museum offers many different exhibits . When I visited, there was a glass exhibit being displayed.
It is smaller than the Mori Art museum and doesn't offer the Panor...
The Ebisu Beer museum is a brilliant place to go and I tell you what I have a great link for anybody else who might want to read a little more about it here, http://www.mangauk.com/index.php?p=call-of...
This is a great museum and I would have given it 5 stars if only they had better English guidance.
The Maritime Museum building, a short walk from Fuji TV, resembles a beached, six-story cruise ship. ...
As I'm not much a fan of some of the "art" in the MOMA of New York, I wasn't sure that I really wanted to go to the MOMAT (National Museum of Modern Art Tokyo). However, I was pleasantly su...
This is such a cool sight! You can go inside this boat and see for yourself what it was like to travel by sea long ago. If you are in the area you should definitely check it out. Kids can really ha...
Idemitsu Museum of Arts was hard to find because it is not well advertised on the street. The only indication that it was there was a small sign on the door, so I had to ask for directions. However, o...
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Bunkamura usually has some kind of interesting art exhibition going on, one of the times I went, it was a Russian Constructivist Painter show, which was interesting. Due to the gallery space's somewh...
Standing out side this museum, you can just how big it is. On the outside window there are several marks that indicate various high-water marks, but I don't know if those marks happened at the museum ...
Science is fun because it explains mysteries, and museums that let children and adults explore in life's curiosities are a blast. The Sony ExploraScience museum is one of those interesting museums ful...
You're greeted immediately by Rodin sculpture, which turns out to be a theme at NMWA. According to a guide, the museum's pride is its permanent Rodin and Monet collections. The NMWA also regularly hos...
Ukiyo-e images are common in the west, and almost everyone is familiar with Hokosai's famous woodblock series featuring Mt. Fuji. That being said, the (Ukiyo-e museum) isn't for everyone. When I went ...
Yeah, I didn't enjoy this one.
I came to see dinosaurs bones in fact and there's not so much.
Most everything is in Japanese and it's hard to understand what you deal with. It's okay for the wild...
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