G(ALL)ERY Day
The Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum is committed to
creating an environment where all visitors can feel at ease and enjoy the museum.
On G(ALL)ERY Days, the number of visitors admitted is limited compared to regular days,
so that exhibitions can be experienced in a more relaxed atmosphere.
Two types of G(ALL)ERY Day
- Admission
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Online exhibition tickets must be purchased in advance.
The museum operates on a timed-entry system. As admission is limited compared to regular days, we encourage you to purchase your ticket early.
Visitors eligible for free admission do not need to purchase an online ticket.
Please note that discounts are not available for online ticket purchases. If you wish to receive a discount, please purchase a same-day ticket at the Box Office.
However, same-day tickets are limited and may sell out before your visit.
For full details on other free admission eligibility not listed below and discounts, please check the Ticket page.- Visitors eligible for free admission
・Holders of a Shintai Shogaisha Techo (certificate of physical disability), Ai no Techo or Ryoiku Techo (certificate of intellectual disability), Seishin Shogaisha Hoken Fukushi Techo (certificate of mental disability), or Hibakusha Kenko Techo (atomic bomb survivor’s health handbook), along with up to 2 caregivers (MIRAIRO ID accepted)
・Middle school students and younger
・Holders of invitation tickets, complimentary tickets, or annual passports・Tickets for the garden are available for purchase at all times.
・Group reservations are not accepted on G(ALL)ERY Days. - Note
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Please note that on G(ALL)ERY Days, many visitors will be using wheelchairs or strollers (strollers during Baby Hours only). Tours that involve conversation will also take place, and the atmosphere may differ from regular museum days.
We kindly ask for your understanding of the purpose of this program when planning your visit.- On G(ALL)ERY Days, special consideration is given to the following.
- Admission numbers are limited in order to welcome visitors who find crowded spaces difficult. (Leisurely Art Appreciation Days)
- Admission numbers are limited so that visitors with strollers can move through the exhibitions at a comfortable pace. (Baby Hours)
- Staff are stationed at points where assistance may be needed, such as areas with ramps.
Leisurely Art Appreciation Day
Enjoy the museum at your own pace, whether or not you have a disability.
On these days, visitors who may feel uncomfortable in crowded settings can view exhibitions in a more spacious environment.
Wheelchair users and those who require assistance can also visit with confidence.
Relaxed Tours, led by Art Communicators, are also offered, enabling participants to explore exhibitions through conversation.
*Strollers are not permitted in the main building on Relaxed Viewing Days.
*Advance registration is required for tours.
Looking at Architecture 2026: Animals in the Residence of Prince Asaka
- Dates
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Wednesday, May 13, 2026
- Hours
- 10:00~18:00(last entry 17:30)
Leisurely Tour[Advance registration required]
- Hours
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①10:30 ②13:30 ③15:30 / Up to 90 minutes per session
The tour is conducted in Japanese only.
Lucie Rie: Elegant Vessels Fusing East and West
- Dates
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Wednesday, July 29, 2026
- Hours
- 10:00~18:00(last entry 17:30)
Leisurely Tour[Advance registration required]
- Hours
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①10:30 ②13:30 ③15:30 / Up to 90 minutes per session
The tour is conducted in Japanese only.
Marimekko: Art of Printmaking ―Beauty, Dream, Love
- Dates
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Wednesday, October 28, 2026
- Hours
- 10:00~18:00(last entry 17:30)
Leisurely Tour[Advance registration required]
- Hours
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①10:30 ②13:30 ③15:30 / Up to 90 minutes per session
The tour is conducted in Japanese only.
Lithuanian folk objects (tentative title)
- Dates
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Wednesday, February 24, 2027
- Hours
- 10:00~18:00(last entry 17:30)
Leisurely Tour[Advance registration required]
- Hours
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①10:30 ②13:30 ③15:30 / Up to 90 minutes per session
The tour is conducted in Japanese only.
Baby Hours
Bring your baby to the Museum!
These times are dedicated to allowing families with babies to enjoy the exhibitions without concern.
During Baby Hours, strollers are permitted in the main building, where they are normally not allowed.
Looking at Architecture 2026: Animals in the Residence of Prince Asaka
- Dates
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Wednesday, May 27, 2026
- Hours
- 10:00~15:00 (strollers permitted in the main building during these hours)
Tour with Babies[Advance registration required]
- Hours
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①10:30 ②11:30 ③12:30 / Up to 60 minutes per session
The tour is conducted in Japanese only.
Lucie Rie: Elegant Vessels Fusing East and West
- Dates
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Wednesday, August 5, 2026
- Hours
- 10:00~15:00 (strollers permitted in the main building during these hours)
Tour with Babies[Advance registration required]
- Hours
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①10:30 ②11:30 ③12:30 / Up to 60 minutes per session
The tour is conducted in Japanese only.
Marimekko: Art of Printmaking ―Beauty, Dream, Love
- Dates
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Wednesday, November 11, 2026
- Hours
- 10:00~15:00 (strollers permitted in the main building during these hours)
Tour with Babies[Advance registration required]
- Hours
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①10:30 ②11:30 ③12:30 / Up to 60 minutes per session
The tour is conducted in Japanese only.
Lithuanian folk objects (tentative title)
- Dates
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Wednesday, March 3, 2027
- Hours
- 10:00~15:00 (strollers permitted in the main building during these hours)
Tour with Babies[Advance registration required]
- Hours
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①10:30 ②11:30 ③12:30 / Up to 60 minutes per session
The tour is conducted in Japanese only.
“G(ALL)ERY Day” Introduction Video
Notes
The Main Building (Former Residence of Prince Asaka) dates from 1933. Because it retains its original architecture, some doorways are narrow (approximately 70–80 cm), which may make it difficult to pass through in certain wheelchairs. In such cases, we recommend transferring to one of the wheelchairs available at the museum.
There are also small height differentials, including at entrances and exits, but ramps are in place when the museum is open.
For information on height differentials and other access points, please see the Universal Guidebook.
Universal Guidebook (PDF, 10.96 MB)(Japanese only)


