Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum

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Hours 10:00 - 18:00 (last admission at 17:30)
Closed Second and forth Wednesdays of each month

(except for National Holidays on the second and forth Wednesdays, in which case the museum is open on the holiday and closed the following Thursday instead)

The year-end through the New Year's holidays
Exhibition preparations underway

(You may visit the garden. The museum is closed.)
Admission Admission for the exhibition (includes admission to the garden)
Please check at the exhibition page

Admission for the garden only

-Adults:200 yen:(160 yen)
-College and university students(including junior college and technical school students):160 yen(120 yen)
-Seniors (65 and above) :100 yen (80 yen)
-Junior and senior high school students :100 yen (80 yen)
-Elementary school students and younger children:Free

*Figures in parentheses are group admission fees (for groups of 20 or more).
*Admission is free for any person with a Japanese government-issued handicapped handbook and his or her accompanying aide.
*Admission is free for seniors (65 and above) on the third Wednesday of each month.
*Admission is free for teacher-led student groups from Tokyo visiting as part of their educational activities. (This program is available for elementary, junior, and senior high school students. Prior application is required.)
*A parent or guardian who is a resident of Tokyo and is accompanying a child under the age of 18 on the third Saturday or Sunday of each month may receive half off the cost of admission to the garden.
*Those requesting any of the above discounts or free admission must present appropriate identification.
Parking Parking fee
Ordinary automobiles:¥1000/3 hours

*Parking space is limited. Vehicles may not be parked here for more than three hours.
*Handicapped parking is free (please show your handicapped handbook).
For visitors
in wheelchairs		 -Wheelchairs may be used in the museum. Please request assistance from our staff.
-There is one restroom designed for the handicapped inside the museum and another beside the Café Sasha coffee shop. To use the handicapped restroom inside the museum, please speak to a staff member.
-Handicapped individuals planning to visit the museum are invited to notify the museum in advance of dates and times. We will be glad to arrange parking space, entrance ramps, and other facilities to ensure a pleasant visit.
Because this museum was formerly the residence of Prince Asaka and is a designated national cultural property, the rules regarding its preservation forbid the installation of elevators; it is not a barrier-free facility. Wheelchair users may experience special difficulties if they wish to view the exhibits on the second floor.
To visitors accompanied by small children -A baby chair and a changing table are available in the restroom beside Café Sasha.
-Please speak to a staff member if you need to change a diaper or breast feed inside the museum.
-Concerning baby strollers: To preserve the art works on display as well as this historic building itself, use of baby strollers inside the museum is strictly forbidden. Since strollers must be left at the entrance to the museum, use of slings or other ways to carry your baby is recommended. Baby strollers may be used while visiting the garden.

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