Outdoor Exhibit
- East Garden
- West Garden
- Tea House Tan'an
- Water Fountain Garden
- Meiji Kotokan Hall/Main Gate
- Heisei Chishinkan Wing
Outdoor Exhibit
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The East Garden is located on a sloping hilltop in the southeastern corner of the museum ground that is a garden of stone sculptures from the Korean Peninsula. After a visit to the exhibition halls, enjoy a peaceful stroll through this little hidden oasis.
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Early stone Buddhas, foundation stones, and bridge posts can be found in the West Garden, located in the southwest corner of museum grounds. View this outdoor exhibit, while taking a short walk or break.
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Meiji Kotokan Hall, "The Thinker" by Auguste Rodin, and water fountain looks most beautiful from this area.
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Tan'an, located in the East Garden, is a traditional Japanese tea house, which was donated by the art aficionado UEDA Tan'ichir in 1958.
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Constructed in October 1895, the Main Gate offers a spectacular view of the Meiji Kotokan Hall and the soft, rolling Higashiyama hills in the background.
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A new collections hall which will be open on September 13, 2014.
Heisei Chishinkan Wing is designed by TANIGUCHI Yoshio who is known as a designer of The Museum of Modern Art in New York, The Gallery of Horyuji Treasures at Tokyo National Museum and Toyota Municipal Museum of Art.
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