SPECIAL
ADMISSION RATES
Show your Art Week Tokyo wristband at participating museum ticket counters to obtain reduced admission. You can pick up a free Art Week Tokyo wristband from a staff member at any AWT Bus stop or the Art Week Tokyo information desk at participating museums. Admission rates and eligible exhibitions may vary depending on the day of your visit.
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Reduced admission entry with your Art Week Tokyo wristband applies only to ticket purchases made at museum ticket counters on the day of. This offer does not apply to online ticket purchases.
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ID required for Students/Seniors.
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Reduced admission cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer.
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Check museum websites for rates and services for visitors with disabilities and accompanying caregivers.
“Jam Session: The Ishibashi Foundation Collection × Fujii Hikaru: Whose Light?”
Wednesday through Sunday, November 4–8
Advance online ticket
1,200yen
At ticket counter
1,500 yen →
1,200 yen
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Advance online tickets can be purchased up to 10 minutes before the cutoff time for each time slot. Tickets can be bought at the ticket counter at the same rates as advance online tickets by showing your Art Week Tokyo wristband. General admission tickets are subject to availability.
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Open until 6pm on November 6 (Friday).
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Admission is free for university, college, and high school students, but advance booking of an entry time slot is required. No advance booking required for junior high school students and under.
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Includes entry to “The Strangers’ Gaze: Japanese Artists in Europe.”
“Mariko Mori: All That Shines”
Wednesday through Friday, November 4–6
Adults
→ 2,800 yen
2,500 yen
Students (University/High School)
→ 1,700 yen
1,400 yen
Senior (65 years and over)
→ 2,400 yen
2,100 yen
Saturday through Sunday, November 7–8
Adults
→ 3,000 yen
2,700 yen
Students (University/High School)
→ 1,800 yen
1,500 yen
Senior (65 years and over)
→2,600 yen
2,300 yen
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Free admission for junior high school students and under.
“Tada Minami―Still, shimmering light”
Wednesday through Sunday, November 4–8
Adults
→ 1,600 yen
1,440 yen
University and College Students / Seniors (65 years and over)
→ 1,100 yen
990 yen
High School and Junior High School Students
→ 640 yen
570 yen
“Synchronic Constellation: Cross-Boundary Perspectives in Art”
Wednesday through Sunday, November 4–8
Adults
→ 2,000 yen
1,800 yen
University and College Students / Seniors (65 years and over)
→ 1,400 yen
1,260 yen
High School and Junior High School Students
→ 800 yen
720 yen
“MOT Collection: Past Light, Present Sight”
Wednesday through Sunday, November 4–8
Adults
→ 500 yen
450 yen
University and College Students
→ 400 yen
360 yen
High School and Seniors (65 years and over)
→ 250 yen
220 yen
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Free admission to special exhibitions for elementary school children and under.
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Admission to the MOT Collection is free for junior high school students and under.
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Tickets for ”Tada Minami―Still, shimmering light” and “Synchronic Constellation: Cross-Boundary Perspectives in Art” include admission to the MOT Collection.
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Museum is open until 8pm on November 6 (last entry 7:30pm)
“Shojo Manga Infinity: Moto Hagio, Ryoko Yamagishi, and Waki Yamato”
Thursday through Sunday, November 5–8
Adults
→ 2,200 yen
2,100 yen
University Students
→ 1,000 yen
900 yen
High School Students
→ 500 yen
400 yen
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Free admission for junior high school students and under.
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Museum closes at 6pm on November 5 and November 8 (last entry 5:30pm).
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Museum is open until 8pm on November 6–7 (last entry 7:30pm)
“Takehisa Yumeji: An Artist Who Defined His Era”
Wednesday through Sunday, November 4–8
Adults
→ 2,200 yen
2,100 yen
University Students
→ 1,200 yen
1,100 yen
High School Students
→ 700 yen
600 yen
“MOMAT Collection”
Wednesday through Sunday, November 4–8
Adults
→ 500 yen
400 yen
University Students
→ 250 yen
200 yen
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Free admission for high school students and under.
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Museum is open until 8pm on November 6–7 (last entry 7:30pm)
“Marimekko: Art of Printmaking―Beauty, Dream, Love”
Wednesday through Sunday, November 4–8
Adults
→ 1,400 yen
1,120 yen
University Students
→ 1,120 yen
890 yen
High School and Seniors (65 years and over)
→ 700 yen
500 yen
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Limited number of tickets available.
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Free admission for junior high school students and under.
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Museum is open until 8pm on November 6 (last entry 7:30pm)
“Seeds and Roots: How to Cultivate a City”
Wednesday through Sunday, November 4–8
Adults
→ 1,800 yen
1,600 yen
University/High School Students
→ 1,100 yen
900 yen
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Free admission for junior high school students and under.
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Tickets include admission to “From the Terada Collection 088” and “project N 104: Tanaka Ai.”
“Duet: Asian Contemporary”
Wednesday through Sunday, November 4–8
Adults
→ 900 yen
720 yen
Students
→ 720 yen
570 yen
High School and Seniors (65 years and over)
→ 450 yen
360 yen
“Contemporary Japanese Photography vol. 23”
Wednesday through Sunday, November 4–8
Adults
→ 700 yen
560 yen
Students
→ 560 yen
440 yen
High School and Seniors (65 years and over)
→ 350 yen
280 yen
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Free admission for junior high school students and under.
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Museum is open until 8pm on November 5 and 6 (last entry 7:30pm).
“Nam June Paik: The 20th Anniversary of His Passing”
Wednesday through Sunday, November 4–8
Adults
→ 1,500 yen
1,200 yen
Students (25 and under)/High School Students/Seniors (70 years and over)
→ 1,300 yen
1,000 yen
Junior High School and Elementary School Students
500 yen
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Show your Physical Disability Certificate, Rehabilitation Certificate, or Mental Health and Welfare Handbook to receive admission at the student rate along with an accompanying caregiver.