A museum specializing in ukiyo-e woodblock prints. It opened in 1980, based on the collection assembled by businessman Seizo Ota. It stands on a quiet street just off Omotesando, and you take off your shoes before stepping up into the galleries. After walking through the crowds of Harajuku, it is a place to settle down and spend time with the prints.
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Record when it was busyKatsushika Oi's "Night Scene in the Yoshiwara": The Lineage of Night Views
October 6 – December 6
Exhibition detailsUkiyo-e Artists You Don't Know
December 12 – January 17
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東京都
About 1 min walk from Meijijingumae (Harajuku) Station (明治神宮前〈原宿〉駅)
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