• Located on the 9th floor of the Ginza Mitsukoshi New Building in Tokyo, where goldfish swim through an art space woven with light, sound, and fragrance.
• Features bamboo installations by architect Kengo Kuma and floral arrangements by artist Shogo Kariyazaki.
• The signature work 'Oiran' has been transformed into the neon art piece 'NEO Oiran'.
• Showcases 5 major goldfish breeds including Wakin, Ryukin, and Ranchu, allowing for up-close viewing of their graceful swimming.
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What is the ART AQUARIUM MUSEUM?

• The ART AQUARIUM MUSEUM GINZA is located on the 9th floor of the Ginza Mitsukoshi New Building in Tokyo. It transforms the goldfish appreciation culture that has been passed down since the Edo period into an immersive art experience that combines light, music, and fragrance. Using aquariums as canvases, the museum allows goldfish to swim through brilliant, colorful lights, paired with spatial designs based on traditional Japanese aesthetics to create a dreamlike, fantastical world. This is not just an aquarium, but a living art museum, perfect for travelers who love photography, Japanese culture, or dreamy photo spots.

What can you do at the ART AQUARIUM MUSEUM?

• The museum features various collaborative art installations, including a spiral structure made of bamboo and acrylic by architect Kengo Kuma, and a gorgeous floral space designed by artist Shogo Kariyazaki, showcasing the beauty of goldfish intertwined with flowers. The signature work 'Oiran' has been reimagined as the neon art piece 'NEO Oiran', reinterpreting this iconic exhibit with vibrant lights. The 'Goldfish Path' recreates the imagery of a shrine approach, combining sensory experiences of light, sound, and fragrance; while the 'Goldfish Stone Lantern' features granite-carved traditional stone lantern aquariums where goldfish swim like flickering lights. The museum displays various goldfish breeds such as Wakin, Ryukin, Ranchu, Oranda, and Pearlscale, and also houses paintings of goldfish and carp by Edo-period Ukiyo-e artist Kuniyoshi Utagawa, allowing visitors to experience the beauty of art, culture, and nature all at once.

Also included is the Tokyo Subway 24/48/72-hour Ticket, jointly issued by the
Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation and Tokyo Metro Co., Ltd. With
this ticket, you can enjoy unlimited rides on all Toei Subway lines and all
Tokyo Metro lines within 24/48/72 hours. Whether you are visiting the Ueno
museums, strolling through the old streets of Asakusa, or heading to Shibuya
and Shinjuku to experience the bustling city vibe, one ticket allows you to
travel freely between major Tokyo attractions, making your trip to Tokyo even
more enjoyable and fulfilling.