• Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum - Situated in Ueno Park, the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum is Japan’s first public art museum, founded in 1926. The current building, designed by modernist architect Kunio Maekawa in 1975, is praised for its seamless integration with the park’s natural surroundings. While it features a modest permanent collection of modern sculpture and calligraphy, it is best known for its varied schedule of prestigious temporary exhibitions, highlighting both Japanese and international modern art, as well as works by public art groups.
• Art Aquarium Museum GINZA - Located in Tokyo, the Art Aquarium Museum GINZA is a distinctive, immersive art venue that reinterprets the traditional Japanese appreciation of goldfish. It combines art, design, and aquatic life, displaying thousands of goldfish in beautifully illuminated, intricately crafted tanks of various shapes and sizes. The museum employs light, sound, and even fragrance to create a magical environment where these “living artworks” take center stage, providing a mesmerizing and tranquil sensory experience that evolves with the seasons.
• Samurai Museum - The Samurai Museum in Shinjuku, Tokyo, offers an engaging exploration of the history and spirit of Japan’s legendary warriors. Nestled in the vibrant Kabukicho district, this museum delivers an immersive and interactive experience despite its small size.

Visitors can discover a collection of samurai armor, helmets (kabuto), and various weapons such as swords (katana), spears, and even early firearms. While some items are authentic, many are high-quality replicas, allowing for closer inspection. The museum excels with its informative English-guided tours, providing in-depth insights into samurai history, their culture, and the development of their weaponry.

• Tokyo National Museum - The Tokyo National Museum (TNM), located in Ueno Park, is Japan’s oldest and largest museum, featuring an unmatched collection of Japanese and Asian art and archaeological artifacts. Established in 1872, it comprises multiple buildings, each focusing on different eras or regions, and houses an impressive number of National Treasures and Important Cultural Properties. Visitors can explore a wide array of items, from ancient Japanese pottery and samurai armor to Buddhist sculptures and East Asian ceramics, offering a comprehensive journey through the region’s rich cultural heritage.

• Professional guide
• Lunch at one of the finest restaurants
• Local dessert
• 1 soft drink & water
• 4-hour tour through the history of the museums with a private car

• Gratitues
• Alcholic Drinks ( Availble to purchase)

Discover the essence of Japan in just 4 hours! Start your journey at the Tokyo National Museum, where ancient art and history come alive. Continue to the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum to explore modern creativity. Then, delve into the world of warriors at the Samurai Museum. Finish your tour at the enchanting Art Aquarium Museum, where live goldfish transform into captivating art. This is a brief yet memorable cultural adventure through Tokyo’s varied museum scene.

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