Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum Tokyo reviews

Thank you so much. (

I booked a table and was allowed to enter. I found it much more slow than I expected, which was amazing! (

Egon Schiele is a great guy! (

It's fun to have special exhibitions and also exhibit work by students. (

) Egon Schiele exhibition. Impression that there are many exhibitions this year after Corona. (

) I went to see the Egon Schiele exhibition. Next time I will go to see the Matisse exhibition. (

) Visited to see the Egon Schiele exhibition. I visited the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum for the first time. (

) I used the Seiyoken restaurant for lunch. The Egon Schiele exhibition seemed to be very popular, and there were a lot of people lined up. (

) It was spacious and comfortable (

) In February I went to see Hammershoi and the Danish Painting Exhibition. I went there early before it was crowded, but soon it was closed for a while due to the declaration of a state of emergency due to the new coronavirus. I was waiting for the resumption, but it ended as it was. I think it was good for those who were lucky enough to see it bec... see more

) 20200126 Appreciate the Hammersh i exhibition with my wife. It wasn t overly crowded and I was able to see it slowly. There were many paintings by painters other than Hammersh i, but unfortunately there were few works that made me think, Oh, this is it! I was moved by the picture of my wife.) This is the first time I ve seen Hammershoi s pain... see more

) I have visited many times, but I am satisfied every time with ambitious exhibitions. Ueno is a town of culture, and a wonderful museum that forms a part of it. I enjoyed Egon Schiele this time, but I am also looking forward to the next Henri Matisse exhibition. (

In the 1980 s and 1990 s, there was a basement cafeteria. I remember eating the katsu sandwich in there. It was my favorite cutlet sandwich.

This is where I go when I'm taking a stroll in Ueno Park.

Today's gallery exhibition was disappointing. I do not know the reason I am being told to look at the white lines below my feet.