This category is for sites on Tokyo, Japan.
Websites submitted here must be Tokyo related and in English. Sites in Japanese should be submitted to the appropriate World/Japanese subcategory.
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- National Science Museum Includes information on events, exhibits, education, research, databases, and museum shop. Located in Ueno Park, Tokyo.
- Tokyo University Digital Museum Engaged in the long-term preservation of collected research materials through digital archiving, with over 26,000 objects and 170GB of data stored.
- Hara Museum of Contemporary Art Permanent collections hold works by Japanese and foreign contemporary artists. Located in Kita-Shinagawa, Shinagawa-ku. Exhibition guide, event schedule, and membership information.
- Ota Memorial Museum of Art Displays ukiyo-e prints and paintings from Ota Seizo's collection of over 12,000 pieces. Exhibition schedule, admission fees and hours, and map and directions. [English/Japanese]
- Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography Located in Meguro-ku. Features overview, guide to current exhibitions, workshops, and galleries.
- Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo Features international and Japanese contemporary art created since 1945. Also houses a contemporary art library.
- Nezu Institute of Fine Arts Includes paintings, calligraphy, sculpture, ceramics, textiles, metal, wood, and Buddhist art. Located in Tokyo.
- Tokyo National Museum Gives museum guide, history, current exhibits and events. Located in Ueno, Tokyo.
- Paul Smith Art Space Small gallery featuring art by Paul Smith. Located in Jingumae, Shibuya-ku.
- The Tolman Collection Tokyo publisher of contemporary Japanese graphic art. They have limited edition lithographs, woodblock prints, silkscreens, and etchings, as well as books about their collection. Displays artist portfolios and street map.
- Edo Tokyo Museum Aims to offer an environment in which the atmosphere of Edo (old Tokyo) can be experienced. With guide to hours, access, exhibitions, and floor guide.
- The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo Japan's first national art museum with works of art, crafts, film, and related materials; plus surveys and research, and public exhibitions and screenings.
- Setagaya Art Museum Hosts exhibitions ranging from prehistoric to contemporary art. Also highlights works by artists from Tokyo's Setagaya area. Located in Kinuta-koen, Setagaya-ku.
- The National Museum of Western Art Exhibits European paintings, sculptures, drawings, and prints from the 14th through the 20th centuries. Site features illustrated samples from the collections. Located ing Taito-ku.
- Promo-Arte Gallery in Japan specializing in Latin American art and to offer exclusive representation for its artists. Located in Omotesando. Specializing in Latin American art. Includes upcoming exhibits and artist profiles. [English/Japanese]
- Tokyo Station Gallery With listing of current exhibits, hours and admissions, local cultural activities and research, and online galleries.
- University Art Museum - Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music Holds about 28000 pieces based on Japanese modern art including art works of former teachers and students. Information on the museum's schedule, admissions, major exhibitions, and sculptures.
- Mitsuo Aida Museum Dedicated to the 20th century author and poet. With admissions and parking information, tickets, and hours open. Located in Ginza.
- Mizuma Art Gallery With gallery information, current exhibitions, artists, and archive. Located near Aoyama Gakuin University.
- Nishimura Gallery Small gallery in Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku. Site features information about current and past exhibitions as well as artist biographies. [English/Japanese]
- Gallery 360 Small contemporary art space located in Minami-Aoyama, Minato-ku. Site provides exhibition and event schedule, news, and artist biographies.
- Bridgestone Museum of Fine Art Houses the Bridgestone Tyre Company's collection, centering on French impressionist art. Also exhibits works by Japanese impressionists. Located in Kobayashi, Chuo-ku.
- Gallery Koyanagi Small gallery exhibiting photography and prints from Japanese and world artists. Located in Ginza, Chuo-ku.
- Idemitsu Museum of Arts Displays the collection of Sazo Idemitsu. Mainly Japanese art with some Chinese, Korean, and Western pieces. Located in Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku.
- The National Art Center, Tokyo Guide to the facilities at NACT in Nogizaka.
- Marunouchi Gallery Small gallery in Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku.
- Yamatane Museum of Art Features 7-8 exhibitions annually, mainly focusing on modern Japanese paintings created after the Meiji era. The Museum also has collections of oil paintings, Ukiyoe, Japanese Calligraphy and Japanese tea ceremony sets. Located in Sanbancho, Chiyoda-ku.
- Laforet Art and Planning Network A variety of exhibits in contemporary art spaces in Jingumae (Shibuya-ku), Roppongi, and Harajuku. Site mostly in Japanese with some English-language navigation.
- Paper Museum Dedicated to preserving the traditions and ways of making the handmade Japanese paper and to training successors to continue the craft. Includes collection details, hours, admission fees, events, and directions. Located in Kita-Ku, Tokyo.
- Wada Fine Arts Small contemporary art space in Tsukiji, Chuo-ku. Provides information on current artists and exhibits, gallery news, and Japanese-language weblog. [English/Japanese]
- Scai the Bathhouse Remodeled public bathhouse exhibiting contemporary artwork in the historic Yanaka neighborhood of Taito-ku. Includes information on current artists and exhibitions, sponsored projects, and gallery access and hours. [Japanese/English]
- Katsushika City Museum Features local history and astronomy. Includes hours, calendar of events, links, photos, admission fees and directions. Located in Katsushika-ku, Tokyo.
- Pola Museum Annex Contemporary art museum in Ginza, Chuo-ku. Facilities include two cafes. Site mostly in Japanese with some English-language navigation.
- Seiji Togo Memorial Sompo Japan Museum of Art The museum's core collection is comprised of the works of Seiji Togo, a noted Japanese artist. Togo donated some 200 of his own works to the museum, along with his collection of over 250 works by other Japanese and foreign artists.