Best museums in Tokyo

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Tokyo National Museum
The museum houses the world's largest collection of Japanese artifacts and works of art. Of the 100,000 objects, about 4,000 are on display at any one time, with exhibitions changing regularly.
Nezu Museum
The museum houses more than 7,600 works of Japanese and East Asian art. Up to seven thematic exhibitions are presented each year, including paintings, calligraphy, ceramics, and textiles.
teamLab Planets TOKYO
This museum in Toyosu allows visitors to walk on water and feel part of nature. Includes 4 large-scale art spaces and 2 gardens. It is recognized as the most visited museum in the world.
National Museum of Nature and Science
Located in Ueno, this museum contains a rich collection of natural history, science, and technology exhibits, focusing on Japanese exploration and discovery.
Teamlab Borderless Tokyo Azabudai Hills
A borderless museum by teamLab, where artworks move and interact, creating a seamless art world to wander and explore.
Kabukiza Theater
A restored theater in the Ginza district where you can see traditional Japanese Kabuki performances in an authentic atmosphere.
The National Art Center, Tokyo
A contemporary art center in Tokyo without a permanent collection. With 14,000 square meters of exhibition space, the museum serves as a venue for a variety of exhibitions and promotes cultural exchange.
Mori Art Museum
One of the largest contemporary art museums in Asia, located in Roppongi Hills. Includes exhibition spaces for current global and Japanese art projects.