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Nezu Museum

Find Pre-Modern Japanese and East Asian Art Alongside A Captivating Traditional Japanese Garden, Right in The Heart of Tokyo

August, 2017
Nezu Museum in Spring, Tokyo, Japan. Photo: Paul Barbera

Located in the backend of Omotesando in Aoyama, find the extraordinary Nezu Museum showcasing the private collection of pre-modern Japanese and East Asian art of founder Nezu Kaichirō.

With a striking bamboo entrance designed by architect Kengo Kuma, it presents a zen-like passageway or ‘roji‘ in Japanese, a term usually used for the calm walkways to tea ceremonies. Inside, the gallery presents Chinese Dynasty-era ceramics and artefacts alongside traditional Japanese artworks that are complemented by the vast contemplative and tranquil garden outside.
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Each Spring, the Nezu Museum, presents the legendary Iris paintings on six-panel screens (カキツバタ-ズ) by renowned Japanese 18th century Edo period painter Ogata KorinNaturally, accompanied by their rich purple Spring irises in the garden outside. A perfect time to colour-hunt and admire the power of nature.

NEZU MUSEUM
6-5-1 Minami-Aoyama
Minato-Ku, Tokyo 107-0062

August, 2017