The annual Looking at Architecture exhibition introduces the charm of the former Residence of Prince Asaka, which was completed in 1933 and is now the Main Building of the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum. Our locus this year is on the fascinating variety of lighting fixtures in the residence, exploring their highlights and the sources of their designs were used. The Annex’s galleries present a group of lighting fixtures that make us think back on the Main Building’s design and decor, including lamps designed !rom the Art Nouveau to the Art Deco period, and recreates the scenes in which those lighting fixtures, plus furniture and other articles, were used.