National Art Museum

Ethan Vincent 2 weeks ago

Beautiful architecture and a very well curated museum. I saw the “Henri Matisse - Forms in Freedom” exhibit. It was impressive to see all the 150 showpieces from the collections from Musée D’Orsay, Musée Matisse Nice and the large Flowers and Fruits Cut Out, now restored.

Geum a month ago

I enjoyed every exhibition. Some were free and some had a fee but it was just around 500-700 yen. You can also take pictures inside so it was quite nice. The cafes inside have relaxing vibes, perfect for a quick catch up!

Benjamin Eschenbach 2 months ago

I recently visited The National Art Center Tokyo, primarily to catch the Saint Laurent exhibit, which was of particular interest to my wife, a designer herself. The experience was impressive, both in terms of the exhibit and the architecture of the museum. The museum's architecture is striking – it boasts large open spaces that are a marvel in themselves, showcasing exceptional design. This made the experience of exploring the exhibits all the more enjoyable. The Saint Laurent exhibit was particularly impressive, showcasing a range of pieces that my wife found incredibly inspiring. From what I understood, the collection on display was quite valuable and well-curated. Inside the museum, there's a great spot to grab a coffee, offering a nice break amidst the exploration. Despite spending several hours at the museum, I suspect we only saw about half of it. The National Art Center Tokyo is quite expansive, and there's a lot to take in. We're already looking forward to our next visit. For anyone interested in design, fashion, or art, The National Art Center Tokyo, especially with its special exhibits like the Saint Laurent one, is a fantastic destination. It's not just a museum; it's a space that truly celebrates creativity and innovation.

Lily Hanra Kim 3 months ago

I saw Saint Laurent’s masterpieces and lifetime. Very impressive and valuable. And this museum is beautiful thing by itself specially at night. If you have some time, visit at tiny souvenir shop B1. You will find simple and useful items.

Stefan 5 months ago

First time visiting in Tokyo and I was seriously impressed with this place! It’s massive inside, well organized and the Yves Saint Laurent exhibition they have on right now was spectacular! A must have for anyone interested in couture fashion. The gift shop at the end of the exhibit was okay, wish it had more exclusive items for Japan. Only the book was exclusive.