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Tokyo’s art scene is extensive and vibrant, and there is always a lot to see. Whether you want to see some traditional Japanese art or a modern exhibition, here is a list of exhibitions that are happening in Tokyo and worth a look.
Joan Miró exhibition
From March 1 to July 6, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Tokyo will host a retrospective exhibition dedicated to Joan Miró, one of the most famous artists of the 20th century.
| Date and time | March 11 to July 1・09:30-17:30 lidays open until 8:00 pm / Last entry 30 minutes before closing/closing: Monday (except April 28 and May 5) and May 7 |
| price | ¥2,300 / ¥1,300 for college students/ 1,600 yen for people over 65 years old |
| Place | Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Art |
Sara Anstis’s “Bath”
Tokyo Perrotin Tokyo hosted Sara Anstis: Bath, the artist’s first solo show in Japan, which included paintings and paintings that blend surrealism with historical influences.
| Date and time | March 5 – APR 05 ・ |
| price | Free |
| Place | perrotin Tokyo |
Perrotin Tokyo showcases Rao Fu’s solo exhibition
Perrotin Tokyo, Tokyo, features Rao Fu at the 2025 Art Fair. His mixed characters combine Eastern philosophy and European art, providing a hypnotic, time-lapse narrative.
| Date and time | March 7, 79, 11:00-19:00 |
| price | Free |
| Place | Tokyo International Forum, E B2F Hall (Booth S022) |
Art Exhibition: Half of Paradise
Swedish artist Josephine Rossing explores the intersection of landscape and Poerty in her second solo exhibition.
| Date and time | March 19th to April 20th 13:00-19:00 ・On Monday, Tuesday and National Holidays closed |
| price | |
| Place | Hiromart Gallery |
T2 collection? connect? exhibition
The T2 series will display about 35 works of art, including works by artists Tatsuo Miyajima, Kohei Nawa and Reijiro Wada.
| Date and time | October 4, 2024, 2025, 2025 11:00-18:00 ・Input 17:00 |
| price | ¥1,500 |
| Place | What museum |
Hilma of Clint Art Exhibition
Go and see the new exhibition of pineoreing abstract artist Hilma Af Klint (1862-1994) in March, and arrive at the National Museum of Modern Art in March.
| Date and time | March 4 to June 15 10:00-17:00 ・Open Monday/Friday and Saturday until 8 pm |
| price | ¥2300 |
| Place | National Museum of Modern Art |
| More information | ¥1,200 university students/high school students 700 yen |
Madhappy X MLB Pop-up Store
Madhappy made its MLB capsule series with the Dodgers and the Cubs at Shibuya Parco. Shop exclusive outfits and enjoy themed drinks in this vibrant pop-up.
| Date and time | March 7, 11:00-21:00 |
| price | Free |
| Place | shibuya parco 1f |
Shinichi Kaneko’s Yumeutsutsu
Shinichi Kaneko explores the theme of “interconnection” by symbolically using the intertwined hands and feet depicted in Shunga as visual metaphors. In Yumeutsutsu, the artist investigates moments, and dreams and reality seem to blend in their own creative experiences.
| Date and time | March 7-21 14:00-19:00 ・Open from 11A.M. on Saturday; closed on Sunday and Monday |
| price | Free |
| Place | Ultrasupernew Gallery Kura |
Tomokazu matsuyama’s first
The renowned contemporary artist Tomokazu Matsuyama held his first major solo exhibition in Tokyo from March 8 to May 11, 2025 at the Azabudai Hills Gallery. Matsuyama, known for his bold colors and dynamic works, spent more than 25 years in the art world in New York, showing about 40 works, including 15 large works premiered in Japan.
| Date and time | March 8 to May 11 10:00-18:00 ・Close on Friday, Saturday and 19:00 before public holidays |
| price | Free |
| Place | Azabudashan Gallery |
Shibuya Fashion Week Spring 2025×Bunkamura
Bunkamura’s Spring Arts Program changes Shibuya with large-scale murals, installations and performances. Part of it is part of Fashion Week 2025, which explores urban spaces through art, light and dynamic street culture.
| Date and time | March 13-23 ・13:00-20:00 |
| price | Free |
| Place | Bunkamura |
Theatre face of the dramatic face
French artist Fabien Verschaere made her debut in Japan, featuring a “dramatic underside” with 18 vibrant watercolors on Tokyo Institut Français Tokyo.
| Date and time | March 19 to April 19 11:00-19:30 ・Open until Friday and Sunday 5:00 pm *Opening days on March 19 (Wednesday): 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm *Close on Monday and public holidays |
| price | Free |
| Place | Japan-French Research Institute – Tokyo |
The 1150th Anniversary of the Empire Art Exhibition of daikakuji Temple
The Tokyo National Museum held a special exhibition to celebrate the 1150th anniversary of the founding of Daikakuji Temple, a former Empire Villa in Kyoto.
| Date and time | January 21 to March 16, 21:30-17:00 |
| price | 1900 yen |
| Place | Heiseikan, Tokyo National Museum |
| More information | Free discounted entrance for students and children |
“Synaptics – Five senses of Akihito Okunaka interact through art”
The museum will host an interactive exhibition that includes a balloon sculpture by Akito Okunaka, inviting visitors to experience art through five senses.
| Date and time | October 4, 2024, 2025, 11:00-18:00 ・Close on Monday (last entry 17:00) |
| price | Adult 1,500 yen/¥800 for college and vocational students/high school students for free/young/¥1,000 for water pillow studio activities/¥2,500 for exhibition passport |
| Place | What is the first floor space of the museum 2 |
MOT collection of Tokyo Museum of Contemporary Art
Celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, which includes MOT collections, Leiko Ikemura’s display works, Mark Manders, etc.
| Date and time | December 14, 2024 to December 14, 2025, 10:00-18:00 ・Monday (if Monday is a holiday, it is closed next Sunday) and New Year’s holidays (December 28 to January 1, February 14, February 14, February 25) |
| price | Adults 500 yen / 400 yen for college and vocational school students / 250 yen for high school students, students aged 65 and 65 years old / free / free / younger students and younger students |
| Place | Tokyo Museum of Contemporary Art |
Ryuichi Sakamoto |Seeing sounds, listening time
Starting from December 21, the immersive sound installation of Tokyo Ryuichi Sakamoto in Tokyo has been explored, showing his avant-garde work and collaboration.
| Date and time | December 21, March 30, 2024, 2025 at 10:00-18:00 |
| price | General admission: ¥2,400 / College students, vocational students and seniors (ages over 65 years old): ¥1,700 / Middle and high school students: ¥960 / Primary and Young students: Free |
| Place | Tokyo Museum of Contemporary Art |
| More information | Monday (opened on January 13 and February 24), closed from December 28 to January 1, January 14 and February 25. |
Brooklyn Museum Ancient Egypt Collection Exhibition at the Morrie Center
More than 150 artifacts from the Brooklyn Museum’s Ancient Egyptian collection will appear in Japan in Japan, and in their new exhibition, on display at the Morrie Art Center Gallery, “Unveloping the Mysteries of Ancient Egypt from the Brooklyn Museum.”
| Date and time | January 25 – APR 06 ・10:00-18:00 ・Open 10:00-20:00 On Friday, Saturday and days before the holiday, 30 minutes before the last entry |
| price | Adults 2600 yen, high school/junior high school students 1900 yen, primary school students 1300 yen |
| Place | Morrie Art Center Gallery |
| More information | Prices for weekends, holidays and pre-ticket tickets vary |
Hawkesey: Another Story of Tokyo’s Immersive Exhibition
Hokusai’s masterpiece Ukiyo-E has realized life in unprecedented ways. This immersive experience presents modern technology that demonstrates the beauty of North Carolina art in an interactive exhibition.
| Date and time | February 1 to June 1 11:00-20:00 ・Last admission 19:10 |
| price | ¥4200 |
| Place | Tokyo Plaza Shibuya |
Machine Love: Video Games, AI and Modern Art
The Morrie Museum of Art’s “Machine Love: Video Games, AI, and Contemporary Art” focuses on contemporary artists who use game engines, generated AI and virtual reality technologies as tools for visualization.
| Date and time | February 13th to June 8th 10:00-22:00 ・Tuesdays 10:00-17:00, until 30 minutes before admission |
| price | Adults 2000 yen, elderly people 1700 yen, university/high school students 1400 yen, children are free |
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