Nezu Museum Review

small but worth visiting this museum with beautiful gardens to stroll. it is best to wander around in the garden before heading to the museum to appreciate antiques pieces.

The architecture of the museum is stunning; especially the entrance with the bamboo. The collection did not disappoint either with some really interesting pieces collected over the years by Mr. Nezu. The highlight, however, was the garden. Large, playful, lush. If you love gardens like I do, then this place is a must in Tokyo. Definitely a romantic place worth exploring for all garden lovers out there. No making out in the bushes, tho... there are many cameras lurking

Genjin Art Museum is a very interesting venue, this museum's collection is also quite rich, the huge wooden structure limb building is very large, the internal space is very open, you can see the style of plants and venues combined, the visit is very interesting.

The gallery is very casually furnished, with green bamboo and green leaves, exhibits, and environment

The Genjin Museum of Art in Tokyo is comparable to the tourist attractions to punch in, not only because it has a fairly good collection, but also because it is an Art Museum designed by the famous architect Kengo Kumawa, so the building itself is worth seeing. Tickets are designed on the blueprint of the town hall's treasure, Shuangyangzun. Do you remember the town hall's treasure, Siyangfangzun, of the China Expo? Yes, Shuangyangzun, like Siyangfangzun, comes from Hunan, China. As a matter of fact, Hunan is an outstanding place for individuals. Currently on display include Japanese paintings and Chinese Buddha statues and so on. The outdoor part is a typical Japanese courtyard with flowing water, rockery, pavilions and pavilions. I always feel that Japanese gardens are much worse than our own in Yangzhou, Suzhou.