Mori Art Museum

Modern art museum · Minato

Mori Art Museum

Modern art museum · Minato

Japan, 〒106-6150 Tokyo, Minato City, Roppongi, 6 Chome−10−1, Roppongi Hills Mori Tower, 53階

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Art museum in the Mori Tower featuring a rotating exhibition of international contemporary artwork.

Japan, 〒106-6150 Tokyo, Minato City, Roppongi, 6 Chome−10−1, Roppongi Hills Mori Tower, 53階 Get directions

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"An art museum located in the Roppongi Hills complex in Tokyo, featuring contemporary art exhibitions and cultural events."

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"The Mori Art Museum, the flashiest member of the Roppongi Art Triangle, sits atop the 52nd and 53rd floors of the Roppongi Hills Mori Tower. At about $14 for entrance to the main exhibition hall, this museum is on the steeper side for Tokyo’s cultural attractions. Still, that ticket grants you access to blockbuster works of contemporary art by the likes of Ai Weiwei and Dinh Q. Lê, not to mention a 360-degree panorama from one of the tallest buildings in town. Curators here do an exceptional job of creating exhibitions that are as thought-provoking as they are Instagrammable." - Diana Hubbell

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Celia T

Google

I leisurely strolled through the gift shop and came across some beautifully crafted minimalist Japanese postcards that caught my eye. The selection also includes souvenirs designed by renowned Japanese artists. While the gift shop may not be sprawling in size, I found that its curated collection of merchandise made the experience worthwhile. You can comfortably explore the shop in around 15 minutes, making it a convenient stop if you're already at the museum.

Google

Helpful staff. Curated very well. Incredible view as well. From the show I saw before and the upcoming ones, the complexity and diversity of topics as well stand out for me. Only just a little difficult to find and navigate as it is inside an office building which is interesting as an entrance to an art museum

Dušan

Google

Museum is on 51 floor. It was little bit hard to find. Lift will take you up and there are some spots with nice view, don’t need to but ticket for deck view. Inside you can learn about history of Japan and much more. Enjoy your visit.

Martin Barshai

Google

A well organized series of different exhibits structured along a clearly defined walking path. The selection of pieces were excellent. There was, however, a few too many video art installations and not enough sculpture or studio art. Just my personal opinion. The exhibit photos on Google also look a tad cooler than what I encountered. Overall, highly recommended.

Kevin Gao

Google

Slightly out of the way to find, you have to go up to 3F first on the tower, then after 53F go up escalators close to the art gallery. Lots of staff on hand to help you out, and quite empty during weekday afternoon. Recommended and the view is a bonus.

Maria Swann

Google

I visited the museum last November, easily accessible by the metro or buses on top of Roppongi hills. very spectacular place with some new ideas and arts. Very interesting specially you can see Tokyo tower and the city from the 52 floor. Highly recommended

Der Gärtner

Google

Love this museum! A short exhibition, so take your time for every art piece. The last piece was the most stunning one, so stay excited. The best is that you have an incredible view above Tokyo afterwards (better than Shinjuku Government Building, Shibuya Sky, and the Skytree). It‘s worth the money. About 10 EUR/ USD for entrance.

Jeff Ho

Google

We came to visit for the 40th anniversary Fist of the North Star Exhibit. Admission was 2900 yen. This was such a beautiful art space with high ceilings and great lighting. It gave the art more depth and scale. I loved how it was interactive and we were allowed to take photos. The highlight for me was the gift shop. At the end of the exhibit, there was an opportunity to buy some of the artwork and other Fist of the North Star items. Too bad my luggage was already full. I was able to buy some small items such as postcards and acrylic character stands.