Mori Art Museum

I really liked the works that were here, very different, I even watched a film about a room and the flies that live there by Apichatpong Weerasethakul when in my life would I have imagined that, too bad it was a cloudy day and the windows that looked out were all covered by clouds

For any exhibition ticket you can also get access to take a breath taking view from the highest building of Roppongi! Note: ticket sales are based on different time slots (30 minutes intervals)

Mori Art Museum is located on the 53rd floor of Mori Tower. In addition to introducing contemporary art such as photography, architecture, and design, you can also enjoy public performances of various other forms of art. Open until 22:00 (Tuesday until 17:00).

The Asian New Art Exhibition currently on display systematically looks at Asian art from the perspective of Asians as a whole. This is the magnanimity that a major Asian country should have. I hope there will be more such exhibitions in China. You can actually see part of the night view on this floor. Children with limited budgets can see part of the night view on this floor and the lobby floor.

It's a beautiful night view, the best place to see the Tokyo Tower, the sky trees, the Rainbow Bridge in Tokyo Bay and so on. There will also be many exhibitions in the gallery. We just catch up with the beautiful girl fighters. They are very beautiful. Sen Art Museum and the prospecting platform on the 52nd floor are in one, with a pass of 1800 yen. A few hundred yen more.

Mori Art Museum is a well-known contemporary art museum in Japan. Here is a detailed introduction about it: - Basic information - Opening time: October 2003. - Founder: Former President of Mori Building Co., Ltd., Japan Minoru Mori. - Geographical location: Located on the 53rd floor of Roppongi Hills Mori Tower, 6-10-1, Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo, about 230 meters high, it is called the "Art Museum in the Sky". - Main designer: American architect Richard Gluckman. - Collection features - Number of collections: Currently, the number of collections is about 400. - Collection types: Covering categories such as painting, sculpture, architecture, and installation art, from Europe, America, Asia, Africa, etc., with contemporary art as the center. - Exhibition activities - Regular exhibitions: Contemporary art exhibitions of various themes are often held, such as the joint exhibition of Yokomizo Shizuka and Matsukawa Touna, and the exhibition of Chiharu Shiota, etc. - Special exhibition: In 2025, the "Godzilla 70th Anniversary Art Exhibition" will be held, combining cross-disciplinary art such as painting, sculpture, photography, and space design. - Visiting information - Business hours: Monday, Wednesday to Sunday 10:00-22:00, Tuesday 10:00-17:00, the last admission time is 30 minutes before closing. - Ticket information: Admission ticket + observatory ticket 1800 yen, special exhibition tickets need to be purchased separately, the ticket price is more than 2000 yen. - Transportation guide: Take the Tokyo Metro to Roppongi Station and get off at Roppongi Hills Underground Central Plaza; or walk about 4 minutes from Toei Subway Roppongi Station.

The museum exhibits content about the lives of the Vietnamese (I think) people, as well as some artworks and Chinese explanations, but to be honest, it's not very interesting... My favorite thing is to go upstairs to see the scenery. You can see Tokyo Tower, which is very close, and Tokyo Skytree, which is a little further away. There is a free photo area when you enter the door where you can take pictures of Tokyo Skytree, but you can also choose a good angle to take pictures by following the signs around the 360-degree circle. It is very quiet and there are few people. The observation deck is worth a visit

The museum is located on the 53rd floor of Roppongi Tower. Tickets can be purchased for either the viewing platform or the observation deck. While the museum isn't very large, it often features themed exhibitions with diverse themes. Art lovers should definitely visit, but individual tastes vary!