• Cafe Tsubaki is located in the lobby on the first floor of the museum
• Serving exquisite Japanese confectionery named after the exhibition, made by Aoyama’s time-honored brand “Kikuya”
• The original peripheral store sells limited-edition products in the museum, suitable for visitors to collect.

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It was Japan's first art museum dedicated to displaying Japanese paintings. It
opened in 1966 and houses about 1,800 collections, including modern Japanese
paintings, ukiyo-e prints and oil paintings from the Meiji era to the present.
Cafe Tsubaki, located in the lobby on the first floor of the museum, serves
Japanese confectionery named after various exhibition works produced by
Aoyama’s long-established Japanese confectionery shop [Kikuya]. The appearance
and taste are exquisite. In addition, at the original merchandise store, you
can purchase limited edition products that can only be purchased here.

• Tickets・Adult tickets・College students and high school students

※Free for junior high school students and below