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Artizon Museum アーティゾン美術館

The former Bridgestone Museum, reborn in 2020 in a sleek Kyobashi tower: Impressionists, Japanese modern masters and contemporary art, with timed online tickets.

Hours10:00–18:00 (Fri to 20:00; last entry 30 min before)
ClosedMondays (Tue if Mon is a holiday), between exhibitions
PriceAdult (online): ¥1,200
Adult (at the door): ¥1,500
Students: Free
Getting thereKyobashi Station (Ginza Line, exit 6), 5 min; Tokyo Station (Yaesu Central Exit), 5 min
Time needed1–2 hours
Best timeWeekday afternoons
Address1-7-2 Kyobashi, Chuo City, Tokyo
Websiteartizon.museum/en

About

Founded by Bridgestone tyre magnate Shojiro Ishibashi, the Artizon Museum (the name blends 'art' and 'horizon') holds about 3,000 works ranging from Monet, Renoir, Cezanne and Picasso to Japanese Western-style painters like Aoki Shigeru, plus abstract expressionism and contemporary Japanese art. The 2020 building, a cool high-ceilinged series of galleries over the fourth to sixth floors of a Kyobashi tower, is one of the most comfortable museums in Tokyo: quiet, spacious, with good benches. Exhibitions mix the Ishibashi Foundation Collection with themed shows, and photography of collection works is generally permitted. Timed online booking keeps crowds low.

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