Nezu Museum (solo trip)

A truly beautiful museum, showcasing exquisite artworks from the past within an equally stunning modern architectural setting. The new building is a masterpiece of taste and design, and the garden complements it perfectly, both are simply breathtaking.

Advance time-entry tickets were required for admission, unless you’re a member. The museum is situated in an upscale neighborhood, with high-end boutiques nearby. During my visit, the featured exhibit was Chinese Paintings and Medieval Japanese Ink-Wash Paintings—a beautifully curated display of exquisite works. There were also five smaller exhibits showcasing ancient relics. The collection was...

the building is just very calming and we absolutely love the garden's zen vibe. But remember to use the insect repellent spray available at the garden entrance as there are a crazy amount of bugs!!! there isn't a vast range of art display but it's worthy just to visit the garden

A small-scale museum in the wealthy area in Tokyo (Omotesando）. Architectural style of the main building is modern Japanese. The breath of exhibition is small which there are only dozens of exhibits in each room. The outdoor garden is beautiful and I consider it more exciting than the indoor exhibition.

Very high quality collections! Worth re-visit every time in Tokyo, the garden is so well designed & maintained, every step comes with a beautiful view 一步一景, like a natural painting. Every season it’d be beautiful. I’ll come back for summer & autumn view again & check out new exhibitions.