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Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
Japan's largest contemporary collection, with ceilings high enough for installations nothing else can take.
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TokyoMuseumsKoto
Fukagawa Edo Museum
A block of 1840s Fukagawa rebuilt at full size, cycling through a day in light and sound.
TokyoArt & CraftsKoto
Edo Kiriko Glass
Coloured glass cased over clear, then cut away to leave the pattern - a craft born of Edo townsman culture.
TokyoArchitectureKatsushika
Yamamotoyama Villa and Shibamata
A Taisho industrialist's house joining a shoin wing to Western rooms, its garden ranked among Japan's best by a US journal.
TokyoArchitectureKoganei
Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum
Buildings saved from demolition and rebuilt here - Maekawa's own house, a bathhouse, a street of signboard shops.
TokyoMuseumsMitaka
Ghibli Museum, Mitaka
Designed from Miyazaki's own sketches, deliberately without a fixed route, so visitors get lost on purpose.
TokyoArt & CraftsFuchu
Fuchu Art Museum
Nationally known for its Edo painting exhibitions, as sharp on unknown painters as on famous eccentrics.
TokyoArt & CraftsMachida
Machida City Museum of Graphic Arts
A public museum devoted entirely to prints - rare anywhere - with workshops where the techniques are demonstrated.
TokyoArt & CraftsHachioji
Tokyo Fuji Art Museum
A private collection running unbroken from the Renaissance to the 20th century - rare in Japan.
TokyoArt & CraftsTama
Tama Art University Museum
An art university's museum out in the town, linking its research to the public.
TokyoArt & CraftsMusashino
Kichijoji Art Museum
A small museum on the seventh floor of a shopping building, with a room for Yozo Hamaguchi's colour mezzotints.
TokyoArt & CraftsTachikawa
PLAY! MUSEUM
A venue narrowed to pictures and words, showing picture-book and manga originals with museum discipline.
TokyoArt & CraftsOme
Sawanoi Comb and Hairpin Museum
A museum with about 4,000 items centered on combs and hairpins - lacquer, tortoiseshell, coral - and the techniques poured into hair ornaments.
TokyoArt & CraftsHachijo
Kihachijo Silk
Silk dyed yellow, brown and black using only the island's own plants, from dye pot to loom.
Musashimurayama
Murayama Oshima Tsumugi
Kasuri patterns dyed by clamping threads between carved boards - an Amami technique reworked near Tokyo.
TokyoArt & CraftsShinjuku
Tokyo Komon Stencil Dyeing
Stencil patterns so fine the cloth reads as plain from a distance; still dyed along the Kanda river.
TokyoArt & CraftsTaito
Tokyo Silverware
A single silver sheet raised into a vessel by hammer, a line of Edo metalwork still worked in backstreet studios.
TokyoArt & CraftsTaito
Edo Woodblock Printing
Designer, carver and printer each do their part; the colours are still layered block by block as they were.
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TokyoArchitectureChuo
Nihonbashi Bridge
The zero milestone of Japan's highways, guarded by winged kirin cast in bronze.
TokyoArchitectureShinjuku
Japan National Stadium
Cedar from all 47 prefectures lines the eaves, each set facing the direction of its own province.
TokyoContemporary ArtMinato
teamLab Permanent Installations
Projected environments that respond to visitors' movement, which established permanent digital art venues in Japan.
TokyoArchitectureBunkyo
Koishikawa Korakuen
The Mito Tokugawa garden, scattered with scenes copied from China; one bridge completes a full moon in its reflection.
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