Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum

[View] The gallery that does not close on Monday also has a huge garden (including traditional Japanese garden + Western-style lawn) [Fun] This is the old house of the Japanese princess, a typical Western-style building in the 1930s, you can see the interior decoration style and collections of the year [Cost-effective] Super high! Tickets include two parts of the garden + gallery, and you can only visit the garden.

There are 200 yen for a large ticket here, and there is an additional charge for visiting the art gallery. On a sunny day, many people come to picnic and draw on the lawn, which is very comfortable. There is also a tea room, which needs to be reserved in advance, you can learn some matcha knowledge, a great experience. Suitable for relaxing for an afternoon.

Built in 1983, this gallery is a mansion of the old royal family Chaoxiang Palace in the French decorative art style built in 1933. The exhibition is not a variety of painting statues and other art works, but garden and architectural design. In 2015 it was designated as a tangible cultural heritage throughout Japan.

Beautiful environment, pleasant scenery, worth a visit!

It was a strange mode, so there were very interesting works lined up.

If you like the Golden Broccoli at the Separatist Hall in Vienna, you will also like the former residence of His Highness the Royal Prince Asahi, now the Garden Art Gallery. It is a well-protected decorative art palace, and the difference between Japanese and Western decorative art is amazing. The decorative elements of decorative art can sometimes be too much. But here, the artistic conception of Japanese Zen makes decorative art soft, showing the natural and organic beauty of decorative art. The building is a treasure, with simple lines but a sense of decorative art, and it is striking. The furnishings inside match the exterior. Some amazing ideas are realized here through a wealth of materials and beautiful craftsmanship.