G(ALL)ERY Day
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.
Two types of G(ALL)ERY Day
- Admission
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On G(ALL)ERY Day, the number of visitors admitted is limited. Advance reservations and purchase of tickets online are required.
Tickets are not sold at the Box Office.No booking required for visitors who have a disability certificate or are eligible for other discounts. Please let us know at the Box Office upon your arrival at the Museum.
・On G(ALL)ERY Day, group reservations are not accepted.
・Tickets to the garden are sold directly at the Box Office as usual. - News
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While the Museum’s buildings are open to everyone on these days, there will be special measures in place – such as a limit on the number of admissions – so that all visitors may enjoy the exhibitions without stress. We thank you in advance for your understanding and cooperation.
- The “G(ALL)ERY Day” programs will take these measures in particular:
- Limit admissions to accommodate those who may feel less comfortable in crowded spaces (Leisurely Art Appreciation Day)
- Limit admissions to allow ample room for visitors with baby strollers (Baby Hours)
- Station staff at certain locations to assist visitors with limited mobility, such as by setting up ramps
Leisurely Art Appreciation Day
A chance for all visitors, with and without disabilities, to enjoy the Museum at their own pace.
A chance for all visitors, with and without disabilities, to enjoy the Museum at their own pace
On these days, visitors who may not feel at ease in busy museums can enjoy the art in a less crowded setting. The program will offer an environment in which wheelchair users and people requiring care or assistance will also be able to feel safe and comfortable.
Takehisa Yumeji: Taisho Romanticism and the New World
- Dates
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Wednesday, July 10, 2024
- Hours
- 10:00～18:00（Last admission 17:30）
Leisurely Tour［Advance registration required］
- Hours
- ①11:00〜 ②13:00〜 ③15:00〜 Maximum 90 minutes per tour
Looking at Architecture 2024: In the Glow of Lights
- Dates
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Wednesday, October 9, 2024
- Hours
- 10:00～18:00（Last admission 17:30）
Leisurely Tour［Advance registration required］
- Hours
- ①11:00〜 ②13:00〜 ③15:00〜 Maximum 90 minutes per tour
Wonderment Noe Aoki / Ritsue Mishima
- Dates
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Wednesday, January 22, 2025
- Hours
- 10:00～18:00（Last admission 17:30）
Leisurely Tour［Advance registration required］
- Hours
- ①11:00〜 ②13:00〜 ③15:00〜 Maximum 90 minutes per tour
Baby Hours
Bring your baby to the Museum!
This program offers a chance for parents, carers, and guardians of babies to enjoy our exhibitions at ease. 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.
Takehisa Yumeji: Taisho Romanticism and the New World
- Dates
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Wednesday, July 24, 2024
- Hours
- 10:00～15:00 (Stroller accessible hours)
Stroller Tours［Advance registration required］
- Hours
- ①10:30〜 ②11:30〜 ③12:30〜 Maximum 60 minutes per tour
Looking at Architecture 2024: In the Glow of Lights
- Dates
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Wednesday, October 23, 2024
- Hours
- 10:00～15:00 (Stroller accessible hours)
Stroller Tours［Advance registration required］
- Hours
- ①10:30～ ②11:30～ ③12:30～ Maximum 60 minutes per tour
Wonderment Noe Aoki / Ritsue Mishima
- Dates
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Wednesday, January 29, 2025
- Hours
- 10:00～15:00 (Stroller accessible hours)
Stroller Tours［Advance registration required］
- Hours
- ①10:30～ ②11:30～ ③12:30～ Maximum 60 minutes per tour
- In addition to these, we plan to hold another “Baby Day” this year on a day when the Museum is closed to the public.
“G(ALL)ERY Day” Introduction Video
Notes
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. Please note that some larger mobility devices (such as stretcher chairs) and larger strollers will not be able to access all areas. We also ask visitors with mobility scooters for their cooperation in switching to one of our rental wheelchairs when entering the Museum.