Our ongoing exhibition, “Looking at Architecture 2023: Reminiscence of a House,” has partnered with Hotel Gajoen Tokyo’s exhibition, “Taisho Romanticism and Hyakudan Kaidan: The World of the Great Japanese Writers,” to offer discounted admission to one of the exhibitions. The discount at the latter is available from Saturday, April 1 to Sunday, June 4, 2023.
Discount panels will be set up inside the venues. Please take a photo of the panel at the first exhibition you visit. Show the photo at the ticket counter for the second exhibition you visit to purchase your discounted ticket.

[Notes]
*The discount cannot be combined with other discounts.
*This offer is valid only for tickets purchased at the ticket counters at the venues. Tickets purchased online are not eligible.

G(ALL)ERY Day
Stress-free programs that cater to all visitors,
including those with disabilities and those with babies

The Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum is committed to creating an inclusive and welcoming environment where everyone can feel at ease and enjoy their visit.
>Find out more about the “G(ALL)ERY Day”

TOKYO’S CITYWIDE INITIATIVE FOR CONTEMPORARY ART

Art Week Tokyo is an annual showcase of the creativity and diversity of contemporary art in Tokyo, connecting over 50 of the city’s leading museums, galleries, and art spaces through four days of coordinated programming. Get the free AWT PASS app for unprecedented access to one of the world’s most dynamic art scenes.

Download your free ticket to Art Week Tokyo. Show your AWT PASS to ride the AWT BUS, obtain reduced admission to participating museums, and enter the AWT BAR.
When live, the app also includes a customizable map, real-time bus tracking, illustrated exhibition listings, and an interactive stamp rally feature that awards prizes for completing each bus route.

All Art Week Tokyo venues are connected by special bus service across six routes. Buses run every 15 minutes between 10am and 6pm and may be boarded/disembarked at any stop. Show your AWT PASS app to ride the bus. To go to Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum, disembark at A1, Route A.

Use the AWT APP to scan the unique stamp codes on display at each venue and win a limited-edition tote bag for each bus route you complete. Drop by the Information Center (B4, F4) to collect your tote bag.

CONTACT
MAIL：info@artweektokyo.com　TEL：03-6631-7827
Adress：港区南青山5-4-30 emergence aoyama complex 1F mosaic（B4、F4）

Under the severe circumstance of Covid-19 epidemic, in the garden of the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum,
YOU MAY NOT ALLOW:
1. TO WALK AROUND WITHOUT WEARING THE MASK. And the mask should be worn in proper manner, all the time.
2. TO SIT ON THE GRASS and GATHER UNDER THE TREES. Under same condition you should also avoid being in crowded place, which also makes the risk of inflection higher.
Thank you for your cooperation, please enjoy your stay! 　　　　　　　　　　　
Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum

In order to prevent the spread of COVID-19, visitors are currently required to make a reservation for a specific date for entry to Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum.

Ticket for  “Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew　Botanical Arts of Flowers　Queen Charlotte and the Enlightenment” exhibition
Reserve Ticket for Your Visit

Ticket for the garden only
Reserve Ticket for Your Visit

[Ticket information]
(1) “Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew　Botanical Arts of Flowers　Queen Charlotte and the Enlightenment” exhibition
・During the timed ticket sale period, each day (from the museum’s opening to closing hours) will be divided into eight slots.
・One hundred tickets will be issued for each slot. Ticket sales will end when the set quantity is reached.
・The tickets are for a specific date and time only.
・Please enter the museum within a hours of the specified time (Ex: visitors with tickets for the 10 a.m. slot must enter by 11 a.m.).
・There are no particular restrictions on length of stay after admission into the museum. The tickets are also valid for entry into the garden.
・Last admission for the 5 p.m. slot is 5:30 p.m. (the museum closes at 6 p.m.).
・Depending on congestion, visitors may need to wait to enter even if they have tickets.

(2)Ticket for the garden only
・The tickets are not time-specific.
・A hundred tickets will be issued for each day. Ticket sales will end when the set quantity is reached.
・The tickets are for a specific date only.
・There are no particular restrictions on length of stay after admission into the garden.
・Last admission is 5:30 p.m. (the garden closes at 6 p.m.).

[Visitors with invitation ticket, annual passport, or garden passport]
・Advance reservations are not required if you already have an invitation ticket, annual passport, and/or garden passport or Tokyo Museum grutto pass 2021.

[Visitors with Physical Disability Certificate or other certificates]
・No advance reservations are needed for visitors (and up to two accompanying persons) with a Physical Disability Certificate, Intellectual Disability Certificate, Rehabilitation Certificate, Mental Disability Certificate, and Atomic Bomb Survivor’s Certificate. Please inform the ticket booth on the day of your visit.

［elementary and younger students and for middle school students］
・No advance reservations are needed for visitors who are elementary and younger students.

[Miscellaneous]
・Visitors are asked for their continued cooperation with temperature checks and hand sanitization when entering the museum.
・Visitors found to have a fever will not be admitted into the museum, even if they have reserved priority tickets.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum will reopen from Tuesday, 1 June. In order to prevent the spread of COVID-19, visitors must reserve timed tickets in advance for admission between Tuesday, 1 June and Sunday, 20 June to the “Looking at Architecture 2021: The Lustrous Colors of Art Deco” exhibition and the garden. During this period, please reserve and purchase tickets ahead of your visit.

[Ticket sales]
・Tickets can be purchased for visits from Tuesday, 1 June through Sunday, 13 June for the “Looking at Architecture 2021: The Lustrous Colors of Art Deco” exhibition and through Sunday, 20 June for the garden.
・Tickets can be purchased from e+ (eplus ticket).
　How to purchase tickets
　(1)Online via e+　
　　　Admission ticket for “Looking at Architecture 2021: The Lustrous Colors of Art Deco” exhibition
　　　Admission ticket for the garden only
　　　　*Japanese only
　(2)FamiPort (multimedia terminal in FamilyMart stores)

[Ticket information]
(1)“Looking at Architecture 2021: The Lustrous Colors of Art Deco” exhibition
・During the timed ticket sale period, each day (from the museum’s opening to closing hours) will be divided into four slots of two hours.
・The slots start from 10 a.m., 12 p.m., 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.
・Two hundred tickets will be issued for each slot. Ticket sales will end when the set quantity is reached.
・The tickets are for a specific date and time only.
・Please enter the museum within two hours of the specified time (Ex: visitors with tickets for the 10 a.m. slot must enter by 12 p.m.).
・There are no particular restrictions on length of stay after admission into the museum. The tickets are also valid for entry into the garden.
・Last admission for the 4 p.m. slot is 5:30 p.m. (the museum closes at 6 p.m.).
・Depending on congestion, visitors may need to wait to enter even if they have tickets.

(2)Admission ticket for the garden only
・The tickets are not time-specific.
・A hundred tickets will be issued for each day. Ticket sales will end when the set quantity is reached.
・The tickets are for a specific date only.
・There are no particular restrictions on length of stay after admission into the garden.
・Last admission is 5:30 p.m. (the garden closes at 6 p.m.).

[Visitors with advance ticket, invitation ticket, annual passport, or garden passport]
・Advance reservations are not required if you already have a previously sold advance ticket, invitation ticket, annual passport, and/or garden passport.

[Visitors with Physical Disability Certificate or other certificates]
・No advance reservations are needed for visitors (and up to two accompanying persons) with a Physical Disability Certificate, Intellectual Disability Certificate, Rehabilitation Certificate, Mental Disability Certificate, and Atomic Bomb Survivor’s Certificate. Please inform the ticket booth on the day of your visit.

[Group admission]
・Group discount does not apply to timed and untimed tickets.

[Miscellaneous]
・Visitors are asked for their continued cooperation with temperature checks and hand sanitization when entering the museum.
・Visitors found to have a fever will not be admitted into the museum, even if they have reserved priority tickets.

As part of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government’s measures to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus, the temporary closing period has been extended to May 31(Mon.).
Re-opening plans will be announced at a later date on our website/SNS.
We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

As part of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government’s measures to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus, Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum will cancel museum-organized　exhibitions and other events between April 25 (Sun) and May 11 (Tue),2021.

Other museum activities may be subject to change at a later date in response to future circumstances. Any further announcements will be made via our website and official Twitter account.

We sincerely regret the inconvenience to visitors, and kindly ask for your understanding and cooperation regarding this matter.

Under the severe circumstance of Covid-19 epidemic, in the garden of the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum,

YOU MAY NOT ALLOW:

1. TO WALK AROUND WITHOUT WEARING THE MASK. And the mask should be worn in proper manner, all the time.
2. TO SIT ON THE GRASS and GATHER UNDER THE cherry blossom TREES. Under same condition you should also avoid being in crowded place, which also makes the risk of inflection higher.

This rule will be valid during the cherry blossom viewing period (15^th of March until its end)

Thank you for your cooperation, please enjoy your stay!

Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum

・Please refrain from visiting the museum if you have a fever above 37.5°C or symptoms such as coughing, sore throat, or headache.
・Please refrain from visiting the museum if you have traveled within the past two weeks to countries or regions where infections are continuing to increase.
・Please practice good etiquette by wearing a mask, avoiding coughing near others, and washing and disinfecting your hands. Visitors without masks will kindly be refused entry.
・Temperatures will be taken at the entrance to the museum. Visitors who are found to have a fever of 37.5°C or higher will be refused entry.
・Please try to stay at least 2 meters away from other visitors inside the museum.
・Please refrain from talking in exhibition rooms.
・Please do not touch the exhibits, display cases, or devices that are not in use.
・Please take note of the date and time of your visit.

Measures taken by our museum to prevent the spread of infection:
・Staff members conduct daily temperature checks and confirm that they are in good health.
・All staff members wear masks.
・Acrylic panels installed at counters.
・Disinfectant placed at the entrance to the museum.
・Thorough cleaning, disinfection, and ventilation inside the building.
・Restriction of the number of visitors in order to prevent overcrowding (please check the museum website and SNS accounts for information about admission restrictions).
・Signs advising people not to gather together in the one place.
・Thorough disinfection of rental items such as wheelchairs.
・Prohibition of touching exhibits that can ordinarily be touched by hand.
・Rearrangement of seats in lobbies and other areas to avoid face-to-face eating, drinking and conversation.
・Suspension of use of hand dryers in restrooms.
・Coordination with the public health center if visitors or staff members develop symptoms.

Future plans are subject to change depending on circumstances in Japan and overseas. Please check the latest information on the official website or Twitter account before visiting. Thank you for your understanding. 　

As Typhoon No. 19 approaches, the Tokyo Garden Museum will be temporarily closed as follows.
Saturday, October 12, 2019, closed all day
Sunday, October 13, 2019, closed all day
* Opening as usual on October 14 (Monday / holiday).

We apologize for any inconvenience, but thank you for your understanding.

[Notice: change of venue (October 11) and event cancellation (October 12)] “Noh theater in the garden -Experience Japanese Beauty in an Urban Beauty-” on October 11 and 12

As we annouced the change of venue yesterday on October 9 ( Wed), the performance “Noh theater in the garden -Experience Japanese Beauty in an Urban Forest-”scheduled on October 11 (Fri) and 12 (Sat) will be changed as below.

*October 11 (Fri) The performance will take place at Kita Noh Theatre (4-6-9 Kamiosaki, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, the nearest station: Meguro station [JR Yamanote Line, Tokyu Meguro Line]) on October 11. We kindly ask for your understanding, and are looking forward to welcoming you.

*October 12 (Sat) Due to approaching typhoon, the performance “Noh Theater in the garden -Experience Japanese Beauty in an Urban Forest-” scheduled on Saturday 12th October has been canceled.(No rescheduled performance) We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and kindly ask for your understanding.
We will inform you about how to refund your tickets on the website of Tokyo Tradition Office, Arts Council Tokyo（ http://www.tokyo-tradition.jp/2019/eng/ ）, as soon as determined.

Inquiry: Tokyo Tradition Office, Arts Council Tokyo
Tell: +81(0) 3-5428-3655
Email: info@tokyo-tradition.jp

During the period from July 20 through August 31, the museum will stay open until 21:00 every Friday evening. There will also be special features at restaurants and shops. Admission is free for students after 5:00 PM, while regular or senior (65 and over) visitors may enjoy the reduced group price.

A Gallery Talk in English for the exhibition,
‘Walls that Talk : Stories from the Former Prince Asaka Residence’
will be held as follows;

Date and time : 13 April, Friday, 14:00-
Venue : Main building, Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum
Pre-registration is not required
Free with museum admission

Please come and join us!

Decoration never dies, anyway: Artist talks video now on our website.
20 minutes approx. for each artist, subtitled in English / Japanese
https://www.teien-art-museum.ne.jp/en/exhibition/171118-180225_decoration.html#artist