🇯🇵 Nezu Museum: A Quiet Art Treasure in Tokyo

The Nezu Museum is located in Minami-Aoyama, Tokyo. It has a quiet courtyard and a rich art collection. It is an art treasure full of cultural atmosphere. The museum was founded by Kaichirō Nezu (first generation) in 1940. Its collection covers East Asian art treasures, especially tea utensils, calligraphy and painting, Buddhist art and other fields. The museum's building was designed by the famous architect Kengo Kuma, combining modern and traditional elements, with nature and architecture complementing each other. Visitors can not only enjoy the unique works of art in the museum, but also stroll through the museum's gardens and experience the changing beauty of the four seasons. There are exquisite stone lanterns and flowing water in the garden, which makes people feel peaceful. 🕙 Opening hours 10:00 - 17:00 (last admission 16:30) Closed every Monday (if it is a holiday, it will be closed the next day) 🎫 Tickets Adult ticket: ¥1200-1400 yen High school and university students: ¥1,000 yen Free for middle school students and below 🚇 Transportation Take the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line or Ginza Line, get off at Omotesando Station Exit B2, and walk about 8 minutes to arrive. 📍 Address 〒6-5-1 Minami-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan 107-0062 #September2024 #TokyoAttractions