The National Art Center, Tokyo 国立新美術館

7-22-2 Roppongi Minato-ku Tokyo

A futuristic art center hosting a variety of art expressions

The National Art Center, Tokyo (NACT) is one of Japan's largest exhibition spaces. Entering the NACT is free, but the exhibitions galleries may require an admission ticket. The building was designed by the critically acclaimed architect Kisho Kurokawa.

Tips

The diverse Artist Associations’ Exhibitions, presenting their exhibitions using ten different galleries.
The always changing Special Exhibitions, hosted in the two 2000m2 galleries.
The NACT's futuristic interior and exterior design

Hidden away behind Roppongi Station, The National Art Center, Tokyo has no permanent display. In that regard it serves as a venue hosting ever-changing art exhibitions. With its 12 galleries the NACT is able to have many heterogeneous exhibitions ongoing at the same time, meaning you are bound to find something that piques your interest. For true art lovers, head up to Roppongi Hills afterwards to complete the exhibition experience with a trip to the Mori Art Museum.

How to Get There

Nogizaka Sta. | Exit 6 | 1 min on foot
Chiyoda Line

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Opening Hours

10:00–18:00 Mon, Wed, Thu, Sun, Wed, Sat.
(During exibition, on Fri. and Sat. the closing time is at 20:00.)
Opening hours and exhibtion schedules vary
Opening hours may vary by business/facility
Last admission: 30 mins before closing

Price

Admission varies by exhibition

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Facility Info

Restrooms | Dining facilities | Smoking area | WiFi |
Japanese | English |
Japanese | English |

Disabled parking | Automatic doors | Escalator | Wheelchair accessible elevator | Accessible restrooms | Baby changing facilities | ostomate restrooms | Wheelchair loan | stroller loan | Breast feeding room | Folding bed for adults | Accessible communication formats |

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