Discover Traditional Japanese Art at Yamatane Museum of Art in Shibuya
Yamatane Museum of Art offers a serene and thoughtfully curated space in Shibuya dedicated to traditional Japanese art from the 20th century. Visitors appreciate the museum’s exquisite attention to detail, from the perfectly lit exhibition spaces to the carefully preserved artworks that invite quiet contemplation. The museum is a haven for art lovers who seek to connect with Japan’s rich cultural heritage, showcasing masterpieces that embody tradition, minimalism, and spirit. Alongside the art, the seasonal desserts at the museum cafe add a charming, if sometimes amusing, touch to the visit. This museum provides a peaceful retreat for those looking to explore the depth and beauty of Japanese artistry.
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Multilingual Explanations
Customers appreciate the availability of explanations translated into French and English for various works, enhancing the overall experience.
Welcoming Staff
Visitors praise the welcoming nature of the staff, particularly in the exhibition galleries, contributing to a positive and friendly atmosphere.
Perfect for Nihonga Lovers
The museum is described as beautiful and perfect for those interested in Nihonga art, offering a fulfilling experience in a short visit of about 30 minutes.
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Hiro-o Station
Ebisu Station
Daikan-Yama Station
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in the last weekE Waka
in the last weekIt's not as crowded as the Ueno Museum, so you can enjoy the exhibits at your own pace. Also, it's nice that visitors are asked to view the exhibits without talking, and photography is almost always prohibited. I was deeply impressed by the beauty of the Japanese paintings. I was captivated by the lifeless eyes of the woman and the cats' fur. I'll definitely visit again when the exhibits change.
Dini Aqmarina
in the last weekThe art collection here were luxury’s! Beautiful pieces, the place also calm. Its not that big and only one floor. Not so many foreigners spot to visit here when I came. Mostly aging locals that appreciate and adore Japanese arts. But worth it!
麵包人
in the last weekHighly recommended for those who appreciate local Japanese artists and a sense of everyday life. The exhibition is quiet and photography is not allowed.
STK
in the last weekI'm a fan of the artworks in the collection, so I visit whenever I have the chance. However, the staff are all as unfriendly as Noh masks. It's a museum where you can appreciate the art in a relaxed atmosphere, so I'd like to continue going there.