Mori Art Museum
Contemporary art on the 53rd floor of Roppongi Hills Mori Tower. Choose the exhibition before choosing your date.
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A glass-fronted art destination in Roppongi. The building is free to enter; exhibitions have their own tickets.
Modern and contemporary art in Kyobashi, within walking distance of Tokyo Station.
A Shirokanedai collection brings sculpture and decorative arts into a manageable visit.
Koji Kinutani’s painting and creative world in a Hiroo space with limited opening days and special evening dates.
Japanese porcelain gives a Shōtō walk a calm, concentrated museum stop.
The creator of Sazae-san gives Sakurashinmachi a distinctive museum destination.
Illustration and picture books offer a gentle change of pace in Nerima.
Ukiyo-e offers a quieter counterpoint to the streets of Harajuku.
Photography and moving images in Ebisu, with an exhibition-led programme and late openings on Thursdays and Fridays.
Yukie Osa "Being Here, Being There" at Garde Art Gallery: Yukie Osa brings painting and sculpture to the ADF Art Gallery Project. Being Here, Being There considers the different sides of everyday experience through the artist’s practice.
A third-floor art-and-design gallery at Roppongi Hills, with its own programme below the tower’s main museum.
A contemporary-art stop upstairs in Bakurocho, with exhibitions shaped around emerging artistic practices.
Chinese and Japanese photography and video meet in a six-artist exhibition at the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum.
Tama Art University’s alternative gallery in Jingumae supports artists as they develop life beyond graduation.
A contemporary-art gallery in Kakinokizaka, with solo projects by younger artists near Toritsu-daigaku.
Takanawa’s cultural complex gives a new neighbourhood itinerary an arts-led destination.
A Kyobashi contemporary-art gallery where drawing and painting are central to discovering younger artists.
Taka Ishii Gallery’s Kyobashi room brings its contemporary-art programme into the Toda Building.
Shugoarts brings contemporary artists into Roppongi’s complex665, a useful stop on a gallery afternoon.
Experimental contemporary art at Terrada Art Complex, with installations, moving image and performance in its programme.
Goyo Gallery’s contemporary-art room on the third floor of Terrada Art Complex II in Higashi-Shinagawa.
Itaru Ogawa "The Speed Of Sight And Stored Memory" brings painting to Art Center Ongoing. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
Yamashita Tomoko Works at The Former Residence of Theodora Ozaki: An exhibition marking twenty years of Tomoko Yamashita’s manga work brings the artist’s world into a preserved historic house. Check admission separately from the tea-room reservations.