도쿄 아트전시회 일정 - 현재전시・예정전시

Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo

2024.12.14 - 2025.3.30

Through the works of four artists - Yuki Shimizu, Satoshi Kawata, Ryohei Usui and Asami Shoji - who capture and depict the world, confronting the multiplicity and complexity of their surroundings and themselves, the exhibition re-examines the terrain and landscape of post-war Japan.

Adults ￥1,300

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Discounted entry with Tokyo Museum-Grutto Pass

Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo

2024.12.14 - 2025.3.30

MOT Collection exhibitions demonstrates the diverse attractions of contemporary art through the museum’s collection of artworks. This term, MOT Collection shows works of seven female artists, primarily recent acquisitions, a small exhibition titled “Small Glow,” and a special exhibition of works by Leiko Ikemura and Mark Manders staged to celebrate the Museum’s 30th anniversary in 2025.

Adults ￥500

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Free entry with Tokyo Museum-Grutto Pass

Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo

2024.12.21 - 2025.3.30

This first-in-Japan and comprehensive solo exhibition introduces large-scale sound installation works from composer and artist, Ryuichi Sakamoto. Over 10 works are on display both inside and outside the museum, including new, never-before displayed works and well-known pieces.

Adults ￥2,400

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Eisei Bunko Museum

2025.1.11 - 2025.4.13

This exhibition features about 30 pieces by the ceramic artist, Kawai Kanjiro, a central character in the Mingei Movement, from the Hosokawa family’s collection of Japanese ceramics. The diverse charms of Yatsushiro Ware, the official kiln of the Kumamoto Domain, and tea ceremony utensils are on display.

Adults ￥1,000

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Free entry with Tokyo Museum-Grutto Pass

Toguri Museum of Art

2025.1.15 - 2025.3.30

This exhibition focuses on decorative skills, such as painting and molding, applied to Imari Ware from the mid 17th century—a period of fresh innovation following the establishment of the unique and colorful Ko-Kutani style. The exhibition’s selection of Imari ware masterpieces helps to reveal the diversity of techniques and creativity.

Adults ￥1,200

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Kikuchi Kanjitsu Memorial Tomo Museum

2025.1.18 - 2025.5.6

From January 18th, 2025, Kikuchi Kanjitsu Memorial Tomo Museum will present the exhibition, “Encouragement of Japanese Contemporary Ceramics Kikuchi Collection.” With approximately 60 works from the 1970s to the 1980s, this exhibition will showcase the diverse vision and development of the Japanese contemporary ceramic artists.

Adults ￥1,100

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Free entry with Tokyo Museum-Grutto Pass

Musée Hamaguchi Yozo: Yamasa Collection

2025.1.18 - 2025.3.30

An exhibition on Minami Keiko, a copperplate printer whose work has recently become much more popular. This exhibition presents some 50 works including copperplate prints, lithographs, and oil paintings featuring clouds, boats, and birds as motifs, along with about 10 works by Hamaguchi Yozo.

Adults ￥600

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Free entry with Tokyo Museum-Grutto Pass

SETAGAYA ART MUSEUM

2025.1.25 - 2025.4.6

This exhibition introduces British art with a focus on works the 1980s, including sculptures by David Nash, using fallen and dead trees as materials, and paintings by Anthony Green, who depicted events in his own family’s life.

Adults ￥200

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Free entry with Tokyo Museum-Grutto Pass

Mori Arts Center Gallery

2025.1.25 - 2025.4.6

A selection of Ancient Egyptian masterpieces is brought to Japan from the Brooklyn Museum collection. Human and feline mummies, sculptures, sarcophagi, and jewelry, earthenware,etc. are presented with the latest investigation and research results.

Adults ￥2,500

Mitsui Memorial Museum

2025.2.1 - 2025.3.30

Buddhist sculptures by Enkū, who traveled around Japan as a trainee monk in the Edo period, demonstrate a unique style that show the wood’s grain and his chisel marks. This exhibition presents a number of his Buddhist sculptures from the Hida region where he spent his later years, including Senkōji temple.

Adults ￥1,500

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Ota Memorial Museum of Art

2025.2.1 - 2025.3.26

This exhibition commemorates the 190th anniversary in 2025 of the birth of Toyohara Kunichika, a renowned ukiyo-e artist of the Meiji period. A popular painter on a par with Tsukioka Yoshitoshi and Kobayashi Kiyochika, his depictions of kabuki actors and beautiful women, etc. are presented here.

Adults ￥1,200

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Yayoi Museum

2025.2.1 - 2025.6.1

This exhibition features Aoike Yasuko, a cartoonist renowned for “From Eroica with Love.” Some 300 color and monochrome original drawings and manuscripts are exhibited along with original drawings only displayed at this venue.

Adults ￥1,200

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Takehisa Yumeji Museum

2025.2.1 - 2025.6.1

Takehisa Yumeji is renowned as a poet and painter who conveyed the atmosphere of the Taisho period. “Beauty in the Yumeji Style” reflected his personal ideal of female perfection, while works depicting his romantic affiliations are introduced. Messages intended for children and society at large are also focused on.

Adults ￥1,200

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Mori Art Museum

2025.2.13 - 2025.6.8

This exhibition highlights contemporary art that incorporates game engines, AI, virtual reality, generative AI, and more. These pieces consider the relationship between humans and technology, and delve deeply into issues affecting our modern world.

Adults ￥2,000

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Mori Art Museum

2025.2.13 - 2025.6.8

Focusing on the rise and fall of underground culture (or angura in Japanese) that once swept through society, this exhibition offers an opportunity to reflect on the history of the underground arts, as well as relevant ideas and key figures through printed materials such as posters and leaflets.

Adults ￥2,000

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Suntory Museum of Art

2025.2.15 - 2025.4.13

This exhibition commemorates 120 years since the death of late 19th-century artist Émile Gallé. It showcases many spectacular works, including pieces displayed at the Paris World Exposition, as well as pieces passed down in the Daigueperce family, who were close to Gallé, that are being publicly displayed for the first time.

Adults ￥1,700

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Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum, Tokyo

2025.2.15 - 2025.5.11

A joint project in collaboration with the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, this exhibition examines the history of British painter Aubrey Beardsley. Featuring approximately 220 pieces of Beardsley’s art, including well known illustrations and hand-drawn sketches.

Adults ￥2,300

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Nezu Museum

2025.2.22 - 2025.3.30

This exhibition celebrates early Edo-period daimyo tea master Katagiri Sekishū, who founded the Sekishū way of tea. His style spread widely among daimyo and warrior families and thus produced a large number of those serving as the Tokugawa shogunate’s official position in charge of tea-related matters in Edo castle.

Online timed-entry ticket Adults ￥1,500

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The Gotoh Museum

2025.2.22 - 2025.3.30

Introducing approximately 60 pieces from the museum’s collection of Chinese ceramics, spanning from the Han dynasty to the Ming and Qing dynasties. This exhibition examines the history of Chinese ceramics in chronological order by dynasty, with works including everything from measuring instruments to Tang tri-colored earthenwave, Song blue-and-white porcelain, and Ming blue-and-white porcelain and five-colored porcelain.

Adults ￥1,100

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Free entry with Tokyo Museum-Grutto Pass

Matsuoka Museum of Art

2025.2.25 - 2025.6.1

Commemorating 50 years of the Matsuoka Art Museum by recreating the original museum opening exhibition of 1975 to 1976. This exhibition features a selection of works displayed by the museum during those years, including Eastern ceramic pieces and Japanese paintings, and reflects on that moment in history.

Adults ￥1,400

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Free entry with Tokyo Museum-Grutto Pass

SETAGAYA ART MUSEUM

2025.2.27 - 2025.4.13

This exhibition features artworks with plant motifs selected from the Setagaya Art Museum Collection. These works show how plants have inspired feelings of gratitude, admiration, love, and even fear in artists all over the world, working in every medium.

Adults ￥500

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Tokyo Photographic Art Museum

2025.2.27 - 2025.6.8

A solo exhibition from photographer and artist Takano Ryudai. Discover Takano’s body of work showcasing the ordinary, including pieces being shown publicly for the first time and those highlighting Takano’s original term “kasubaba,” literally meaning “junk places” in Japanese.

Adults ￥700

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TOKYO METROPOLITAN ART MUSEUM

2025.3.1 - 2025.7.6

A major retrospective exhibition of renowned 20th-century Spanish painter Joan Miró. It offers a comprehensive introduction to Miró’s works, featuring paintings, ceramics, and sculptures from his early period until his final years, including the “Constellations” series.

Adults ￥2,300

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Artizon Museum

2025.3.1 - 2025.6.1

Introducing creative work of Sophie Taeuber-Arp, who began her career as a textile designer, and her husband, the sculptor, painter and poet Jean Arp. This exhibition reassesses the creative potential of a couple’s partnership.

Adults ￥2,000

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*Admission tickets for this exhibition also allow entry to the HAZAMA Inosuke and The Ishibashi Foundation Collection Highlights.

Artizon Museum

2025.3.1 - 2025.6.1

An exhibition of the artist Hazama Inosuke, a student of Henri Matisse. It features approximately 60 works by Hazama—oil paintings, prints, and ceramics—alongside works with connections to the artist from the collection of Western paintings, including pieces by Matisse and Rousseau collected by Hazama.

Adults ￥2,000

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*Admission tickets for this exhibition also allow entry to the Sophie Taeuber-Arp and Jean Arp and The Ishibashi Foundation Collection Highlights.

Artizon Museum

2025.3.1 - 2025.9.21

This exhibition showcases masterpieces from the Ishibashi Foundation Collection, including French Impressionism and other nineteenth- and twentieth-century modern Western art, abstract art from the twentieth century to the present day, and modern and contemporary Japanese art.

Adults ￥2,000

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*Admission fee is 500 yen during the period from June 10 to June 22.
*Admission tickets for this exhibition also allow entry to the Sophie Taeuber-Arp and Jean Arp and HAZAMA Inosuke.
*Some exhibits will be changed during the museum’s June 2 to June 9 closure.

CHIHIRO ART MUSEUM TOKYO

2025.3.1 - 2025.5.11

With various paintings from Chihiro Iwasaki, photographs featuring her, photographs she took herself, and photographs with her family, this exhibition shares a fascinating photo that explores the source of Chihiro’s creativity.

Adults ￥1,200

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Free entry with Tokyo Museum-Grutto Pass

The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo

2025.3.4 - 2025.6.15

The first major retrospective exhibition in Asia of Swedish painter Hilma af Klint. Approximately 140 works are being shown in Japan for the first time, including her representative series of work “The Paintings for the Temple,” which features “The Ten Largest,” a set of ten paintings.

Adults ￥2,300

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21_21 DESIGN SIGHT

2025.3.7 - 2025.6.15

The exhibition features original ramen bowls by 40 artists, new ramen stalls by three architects, and an introduction to the climate and history of the Tono region, where the bowls are produced. An exhibition that reveals ramen from the bowl.

Adults ￥1,600

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Itabashi Art Museum

2025.3.8 - 2025.4.13

This exhibition explores how the use of blackness enhances Edo period paintings. Along with focusing on the shadows and darkness in works depicting night scenes as well as ukiyo-e works painted in black, this exhibition also includes a special display of gilded folding screens shown in dim light.

Adults ￥650

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Yamatane Museum of Art

2025.3.8 - 2025.5.11

An impressive collection of famous works featuring cherry blossoms. In addition to Japanese paintings such as Togyu Okumura’s “Cherry Blossoms at Daigo-ji Temple” and Gyokudo Kawai’s “Spring Breeze, Spring Stream” as well as displays inspired by nighttime views of cherry blossoms, visitors can even see “The Weeping Cherry Tree of the Regent Toyotomi Hideyoshi” that served as the model for “Cherry Blossoms at Daigo-ji Temple.”

Adults ￥1,400

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The National Museum of Western Art, Tokyo

2025.3.11 - 2025.6.8

This exhibition asks visitors to consider from what perspective they view these pieces from both the San Diego Museum of Art and the National Museum of Western Art, Tokyo. Explore Western art history from the Renaissance to the 19th century.

Adults ￥2,300

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Miraikan - The National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation

2025.3.14 - 2025.6.1

This exhibition explains the shift from geocentric to heliocentric approaches with the eye-catching anime. Visitors can learn about the universe while immersed in the world of this work.

Adults ￥2,200

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Fuchu Art Museum

2025.3.15 - 2025.5.11

This exhibition introduces works from Edo-period Western painters SHIBA Kokan and AODO Denzen. It examines the charms of Western paintings while highlighting how modeling incorporating perspective adds to their appeal.

Adults ￥800

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The Sumida Hokusai Museum

2025.3.18 - 2025.5.25

Showcases the producers, called hanmoto, who were tasked with planning ukiyo-e paintings, hiring painters, and directing carvers and printers. Enjoy works from Hokusai and today’s artists, which were put into the world by these producers.

Adults ￥1,000

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The National Art Center, Tokyo

2025.3.19 - 2025.6.30

This exhibition examines the modern house of 20th-century architects in seven dimensions, including hygiene, materiality and windows. It introduces 14 masterworks of residential architecture from around the world.

Adults ￥1,800

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Machida City Museum of Graphic Arts

2025.3.20 - 2025.6.15

This exhibition examines the 1200-year history of Japanese prints from the perspective of cultural exchange within East Asia. Introducing approximately 240 works, including the Muku Joko Daidarani-kyo—a printed Buddhist scripture that is the oldest printed material currently in existence in Japan.

Adults ￥800

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Free entry with Tokyo Museum-Grutto Pass

The Japan Folk Crafts Museum

2025.3.30 - 2025.6.1

This exhibition features tools for daily life selected from the museum collection by Naoto Fukasawa, product designer and director of the Japan Folk Crafts Museum. It introduces the charm of mingei that capture the unexpected beauty of ordinary daily life.

Adults ￥1,500

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Bunka Gakuen Costume Museum

2025.4.3 - 2025.6.21

Introducing clothes from the collection with similar shapes and patterns despite coming from different cultures and countries. Look and compare these pieces to discover and contemplate what they have in common and the deeper meaning of clothing.

Adults ￥1,000

Note: Discounts available for students

Free entry with Tokyo Museum-Grutto Pass