• Admission is free for visitors (and two accompanying person) with a Physical Disability　Certificate, Intellectual Disability Certificate, Rehabilitation Certificate, Mental Disability Certificate, or Atomic Bomb Survivor’s Certificate.
• Priority parking for visitors with physical disabilities is free of charge. Please present your Physical Disability Certificate.
• Service dogs (guide dogs, mobility assistance dogs, hearing dogs) are welcome inside the museum.
• This pamphlet is meant to offer facility information for people with disabilities, seniors, people who use baby carriages, and other people with accessibility needs.
  See the Universal Guide (in Japanese) [PDF 10,961KB]
• Click here for checking the Site Area & Floor Map.

• Universal restrooms are located on the first floors of the main building and annex, and in the garden.
• They have support for wheelchairs, ostomates, and diaper changes.
• The universal restrooms in the annex and garden also have a baby chair.
• Click here for checking the Site Area & Floor Map.

• As the Museum’s main building is a designated “Important Cultural Property” that preserves most of its original architecture, there are many areas with narrow entrances or with steps.
  The exhibition may not be able to accommodate some wheelchairs. Please refer to the Universal Guide for information on the location of steps and other obstacles in the exhibition space.
  See the Universal Guide (in Japanese) [PDF 10,961KB]
• Wheelchairs are available in the museum. Please notify the reception staff if you wish to use one.
• There are two universal access restrooms, one in the Main Building, one in the Annex.
• Visitors with handicaps are asked to notify the museum prior to their visits when they have decided when they will arrive. Parking places, tickets, and a ramp for entering the museum will all be made ready for you so that you can enjoy our visit.

For further information: Tel.03-3443-0201　Fax.03-3443-3228
※If you have any problems contacting us by phone or fax, please use the contact form.

• The second floor of the main building can be accessed via elevator.
• A portion of the garden has a barrier-free path.
• See the Barrier-free Route (in Japanese)[PDF 4.61 MB]
• Click here for checking the Site Area & Floor Map.

• Admission is free for elementary and younger students.
• A nursing room is available on the first floor of the Main Building for those who need to nurse their babies. Please speak to one of our staff members to use it.
• In order to protect the artwork and architecture, visitors are asked to refrain from using baby carriages and rolling walkers inside. Please be prepared to carry children who cannot walk.

※Baby carriages and rolling walkers can be left at the reception desk.
※During Baby Hours, visitors will be able to bring baby strollers into the main building, which normally does not allow the use of strollers inside. More Details

• Diaper changing tables are available in the restrooms on the first floors of both the Main Building and the Annex.A baby chair is available in the restroom on the first floor of the Annex.
• Click here for checking the Site Area & Floor Map.

• Use the official Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum app to learn about the Former Prince Asaka Residence, which lives on as the museum’s Main Building. Photographs and a bilingual audio guide introduce the historic context of this Art Deco masterpiece, the materials used, and the design elements, room by room.
  Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum Official APP
• A tactile map of the museum is available for use in the Main Building’s Welcome Room.
  Finger Strolling through the Museum
• Route Guide for People with Visual Impairments (in Japanese) [PDF 2.3 MB]
• Click here for checking the Site Area & Floor Map.

• The reception and the Welcome Room’s staffs can communicate via written communication. Feel free to ask.
• Click here for checking the Site Area & Floor Map.