Itabashi Art Museum
Itabashi Kuri Bijutsukan
A cultural hub in Itabashi featuring a diverse collection ranging from Edo-period art to modern avant-garde.
Itabashi Art Museum is a public institution located at the site of the historic Akatsuka Castle in Itabashi, Tokyo.
What makes it special
About Itabashi Art Museum
- Deepen Your Knowledge: Participate in gallery talks or slide presentations to gain a much richer understanding of the displayed works.
- Check Seasonal Exhibitions: Enjoy themed displays such as the Edo Culture Series or the Bologna International Picture Book Exhibition depending on your visit date.
- Enjoy a Serene Environment: Located near the Akatsuka Castle ruins, the area is perfect for a relaxing stroll after your museum visit.
- Explore Diverse Genres: Experience a wide spectrum of art, from traditional Japanese paintings to modern avant-garde works, all in one place.
Weather forecast
Fri
9/18
23°/19°
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Sat
9/19
24°/20°
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Sun
9/20
25°/21°
99%
Mon
9/21
29°/25°
98%
Tue
9/22
26°/22°
27%
Wed
9/23
27°/20°
19%
Thu
9/24
27°/20°
20%
Tips
Payment
Cash or Credit Card (depending on the exhibition)
English Support
English signage is available, but detailed explanations are primarily in Japanese
Reservations
Advance booking may be required for special exhibitions or lectures
Dress Code
A calm and modest style of dress is recommended
Photography
Please follow on-site instructions regarding photography restrictions
Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible entrances and restrooms are available
Etiquette
Please maintain a quiet environment to respect the artworks and other visitors
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