A red-brick museum standing in a corner of Marunouchi, just a short walk from Tokyo Station. The building is a reconstruction of an office building designed by Josiah Conder and erected in 1894, and it opened as a museum in 2010. It exhibits modern art centered on the late 19th century, and its enclosed courtyard is a good place to sit down partway through a walk.
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Record when it was busyFontanesi — The Light of Italy, Landscapes of the Heart
October 17 – January 24
Exhibition detailsExhibition “Fontanesi — The Light of Italy, Landscapes of the Heart” Special Chapter: Fontanesi's “April” and “Clouds,” and Modern Japanese Western-Style Painting
October 17 – January 24
Exhibition detailsMontmartre: Toulouse-Lautrec, Suzanne Valadon and the Unknown Painters of Paris (tentative title)
February 19 – May 23
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東京都
About 3 min walk from Tokyo Station (東京駅)
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