Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum

Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum is a unique cultural spot in Tokyo. This museum was once a residence for Prince Asaka Yasuhiko and was built in 1933. Its Art Deco style makes it distinct, combining Western and Japanese design elements. The museum’s name, "Teien," means "garden," and it is surrounded by a beautiful garden that adds to its charm.

Inside, the museum hosts various exhibitions, often focusing on modern and contemporary art. Visitors can see a mix of permanent and temporary displays. The building itself is an exhibit, with its elegant rooms and intricate designs. It offers a glimpse into the lifestyle and aesthetics of the early 20th century.

The garden is perfect for a relaxing walk, featuring seasonal flowers, traditional Japanese landscaping, and even a small pond. It's a peaceful escape from the city's hustle and bustle. Whether you're an art enthusiast or simply looking for a serene spot, the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum provides an enriching experience with its blend of history, art, and nature.

Hours:

10:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Closed:

Mondays (if the day falls on a national holiday, then closed the following day)

New Year's holidays (December 28 to January 4)

Available:

All year (Except Mondays and New Year's holidays)

Minimum Age:

All ages are welcome

Admission Fee:

1,400 yen (Adults) / 1,120 yen (Group)

1,120 yen (University students: Vocational students) / 890 yen (Group)

700 yen (Middle & high school students) / 560 yen (Group)

700 yen (65 and above) / 560 yen (Group)