Where is Tokyo Photographic Art Museum?

Tokyo Photographic Art Museum is located at Yebisu Garden Place, 1-13-3 Mita, Meguro-ku.

How do travellers rate Tokyo Photographic Art Museum?

Tokyo Photographic Art Museum has an average rating of 5 out of 5 from 1 traveller review on WOW U.

Can I visit Tokyo Photographic Art Museum with a local guide?

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Tokyo Photographic Art Museum

“Japan's first public museum of photography, steps from Ebisu Station.”

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The Tokyo Photographic Art Museum is located near Ebisu Station. It is run by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and is the only public museum in Japan dedicated to photography and moving images. It offers thematic exhibitions of photography that often feature multiple artists. If you are interested in the art of photography, you should definitely check this one out!

Photograph of Sumo wrestlers: Shimooka Renjo, Sumo wrestlers, c.1868-71, Albumen print, Tokyo Photographic Art Museum

Spot Name	Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Postal Code	〒153-0062
Address	Yebisu Garden Place, 1-13-3 Mita, Meguro-ku
Telephone Number	03-3280-0099
Official URL	https://topmuseum.jp/e/contents/index.html
Keywords	Art & Architecture

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GuestTravelerJanuary 30, 2020
I was very impressed by the quality and presentation of the exhibitions during my visit. At the time there were 3 exhibitions each with their own theme and separate entrance fee. I chose to visit 2 out of the 3 as there was an hour until closing time. The first exhibit comprised of multiple contemporary Japanese photographers with fresh and innovative thought provoking ideas. The other one was a retrospective of a a photographer who has lived in Tokyo for 60 years and taken pictures of the city for over 30 years. The photographer himself was actually present at the exhibition and offered to sign a copy of his book. Overall a must visit for photography fans of any level.