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Commemorating the Museum’s 40th Anniversary The A to Z Guide to the Former Residence of Prince Asaka

Dates

Saturday, February 17 - Sunday, May 12, 2024

Hours

10AM 6PM

March 22,23,29,30 opening until 20:00 (Last admission at 19:30)
Venue
Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum, Main Building & Annex
Closed
Closed every Monday, April 30, May 7
(except April 9, May 6)
Exhibition admission
Online reservation is recommended for the exhibition.
Admission Tickets
Adults Group
Adults ¥1,400 ¥1,120
University students(Vocational students) ¥1,120 ¥890
Middle & high school students ¥700 ¥560
65 and above ¥700 ¥560

The former residence of Prince Asaka: This building, completed in 1933, has served as the main building of the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum since its opening in 1983, welcoming a great many visitors over the years.

To commemorate the museum’s fortieth anniversary, we are holding an exhibition that analyzes and interprets anew the former residence of Prince Asaka. The architectural techniques, the people who were engaged in its construction, the interior designs and materials, anecdotes about the residence—we invite you to collect the keywords, from A to Z, scattered over the former residence and, through those many discoveries, deepen your understanding of its historical and art historical significance.

We are daring to present the former Prince Asaka residence in its original state, as much as possible. Whether you’ve visited our museum before or not, we hope you will enjoy this opportunity to become better acquainted with it.

  • Great Hall, Main Building, Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art

    Great Hall, Main Building, Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art
  • Entrance Hall, Residence of Prince Asaka, Matsui Photo Studio, 1933

    Entrance Hall, Residence of Prince Asaka, Matsui Photo Studio, 1933
  • Library, Main Building, Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art

    Library, Main Building, Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art
  • Princess's Bedroom, Main Building, Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art

    Princess's Bedroom, Main Building, Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art
  • Winter Garden, Main Building, Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art

    Winter Garden, Main Building, Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art
  • Young Prince's Bedroom, Main Building, Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art

    Young Prince's Bedroom, Main Building, Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art
  • Great Dining Hall, Residence of Prince Asaka, Matsui Photo Studio, 1933

    Great Dining Hall, Residence of Prince Asaka, Matsui Photo Studio, 1933
  • Great Dining Hall, Main Building, Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art

    Great Dining Hall, Main Building, Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art
  • Salon, Main Building, Tokyo Metropolitan TeSalon,

    Salon, Main Building, Tokyo Metropolitan TeSalon,
  • Prince’s Sitting Room, Main Building, Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art

    Prince’s Sitting Room, Main Building, Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art
  • Main Bathroom, Main Building, Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art

    Main Bathroom, Main Building, Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art
  • Young Princess's Sitting Room, Main Building, Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art

    Young Princess's Sitting Room, Main Building, Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art

Exhibition Title
Commemorating the Museum’s 40th Anniversary The A to Z Guide to the Former Residence of Prince Asaka
Dates
Saturday, February 17 - Sunday, May 12, 2024
Closed
Closed every Monday, April 30, May 7
Opening times
10:00 - 18:00
  • March 22,23,29,30 opening until 20:00 (Last admission at 19:30)
Exhibition admission
Online reservation is recommended for the exhibition.
Adults ¥1,400 (¥1,120)
University students ¥1,120 (¥890)
Middle & high school students ¥700 (¥560)
65 and above ¥700 (¥560)
  1. Figures in parentheses are group admission fees (for groups of 20 or more).

  2. Admission is free for elementary and younger students and for middle school students residing in or attending school in Tokyo.

  3. Admission is free for visitors (and two accompanying persons) with a Physical Disability Certificate, Intellectual Disability Certificate, Rehabilitation Certificate, Mental Disability Certificate, or Atomic Bomb Survivor’s Certificate.

  4. Admission is free for teacher-led educational visits by Tokyo primary, junior high, and high school students.

  5. Admission is free for seniors (65 and above) on the third Wednesday of each month.

  6. Admission is free for for those aged under 18 (born after April 2, 2005) between March 1 and April 7, 2024 (Welcome Youth). Please present a valid ID at the museum’s Box Office.

Organized by
Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture, Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum
With cooperation from
Gallery Koyanagi
With the annual co-sponsorship of
Toda Corporation, Bloomberg L.P., Van Cleef & Arpels

Photography is allowed in the museum during this exhibition. Please follow the rules below and listen to the instructions of staff when taking photos.

  1. Please refrain from any activity that may disturb others.
  2. Please do not use flash, reflectors, tripods, selfie sticks, or telephoto lenses.
  3. Staff may ask you to refrain from taking photographs due to safety concerns.
  4. Please refrain from taking video.
  5. To avoid the risk of dropping equipment or damaging objects, please do not take photographs from above objects, or lean your body when taking photographs.
  6. Photography is permitted for personal, non-commercial use only. Commercial photography requires advance application.
  7. Please be aware that posting photos on social networking sites may violate the portrait rights of other visitors.
  8. Actions that could damage artworks or the building are prohibited.

Exhibition Special Course Cuisine (¥6,000)

Exhibition Special Cake (¥900)

Welcome Youth 2024

The exhibition and garden admission will be free between March 1 and April 7, 2024, for those aged under 18 (born after April 2, 2005).

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Welcome Youth 2024

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Wednesday, March 272024

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