National Museum of Western Art

National Museum of Western Art is located in Tokyo, Kanto region of Japan.

The admission fee for National Museum of Western Art is ¥500.

The opening hours of National Museum of Western Art are: 9:30-17:30 (Fri/Sat until 20:00).

National Museum of Western Art was designed by architect Le Corbusier.

National Museum of Western Art is a museum featuring art and cultural exhibitions in Japan.

National Museum of Western Art was established in 1959.

National Museum of Western Art welcomes international visitors interested in Japanese art and culture.

Access information for National Museum of Western Art: 1-minute walk from JR Ueno Station (Park Exit). Also accessible from Tokyo Metro Ueno Station (Exit 7), about 5 minutes on foot..

Check with National Museum of Western Art directly for audio guide availability in multiple languages.

Key highlights at National Museum of Western Art: UNESCO World Heritage Le Corbusier architecture; Rodin's "The Gates of Hell" and "The Thinker" in the forecourt; Matsukata Collection of Impressionist masterworks; Renaissance to modern European painting collection; Rotating special exhibitions of Western art.

Tips for visiting National Museum of Western Art: The permanent collection is free on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month. The outdoor Rodin sculptures can be viewed without entering the museum. Combine with other Ueno Park museums for a full cultural day..