The facilities are open at the following times:
Museum: 10:00-18:00 (Fridays 10:00-20:00)
Shop: 10:30-18:00 (Open at 11:00 on Tuesdays and during periods of exhibition change-over.)
Cafe: 11:00-18:00
Tuesdays, New Yearʼs holidays and during periods of exhibition change-over.
In Roppongi, in Tokyo Midtown.
By Subway :
Toei Oedo Line Direct link from Roppongi Station [Exit 8]
Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line Direct link via underground walkway from Roppongi Station
Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line A 3-minute walk from Nogizaka Station [Exit 3]
The museum has no dedicated parking. Please use Tokyo Midtown Parking.
The museum admission fee or use of the museum shop and cafe does not earn Tokyo Midtown points. The Tokyo Midtown Parking discount service does not apply.
Please do not bring your pet. (Seeing-eye dogs and hearing dogs may enter.)
Built with “Art in life” as its basic concept, the collection currently numbers about 3,000 works, including paintings, ceramics, lacquerware, textiles, and other classic Japanese works of art and glassware from East and West.
Details are here
Please refrain from eating or drinking in the galleries (including eating candy, chewing gum, and drinking from plastic bottles).
We offer light meals in the cafe; reservations are not accepted.
No. You are free to enjoy eating and drinking or shopping there.
The lockers are within the museum. (The fee is ¥100, returned when you reopen the locker.)
For things too large for a locker, please speak to a staff member.
There is no age restriction on entry.
Please use the multipurpose toilets, which have a simple bed. There is one on each floor.
Baby buggies are lent free of charge (for use only in the museum).
Please ask at the reception desk if you wish to borrow one. (Only a limited number are available.)
Yes. Please use the elevators to move between gallery floors. A multipurpose toilet is available on each floor.
Wheelchairs are lent free of charge (for use only in the museum).
Please ask at the reception desk if you wish to borrow one. (Only a limited number are available.)
Smoking is not permitted in the museum. Please use a Tokyo Midtown smoking area.
It is not open to the public; please refrain from visiting it.
Please participate in the tea ceremony (fee required) held on designated days during exhibitions.
Admission fees vary depending on the exhibition. Please check the information about each exhibition.
Please purchase your ticket using the Suntory Museum of Art online ticket sales.
Credit cards can be used to purchase tickets and in the shop and cafe. Please note that they cannot be used for some services.
A ¥100 per person discount applies to groups of 20 or more paying admission fees.
Please make a reservation for your group by phone or email in advance.
If you bring a Disability Certificate issued in Japan, admission is free of charge for you and one caregiver accompanying you.
If you show a used ticket stub at the reception desk, you can receive a ¥100 discount from the general admission fee for viewing the same exhibition two or more times or the next exhibition.
Our Members Club offers benefits including annual free pass (for the member and one accompanying person) and invitations to special events. Please join!
There are no English descriptions of the works in the galleries, but an English version of the list of works on display is available.
An English-language audio guide is available. (Fee required; audio guide are not available for some exhibitions.)
Events are carried out only in Japanese.
The museum does not have a permanent exhibition. Works from the collection are displayed in accordance with special exhibition themes.
Still and video photography are prohibited in the galleries.
We do not offer individual gallery talks. You are welcome to take part in the Exhibition Guide by Educators, held on designated days during the exhibition period.
Japanese works of art include many that are vulnerable to environmental influence. Works on display are changed to conserve them, as we hope you will understand.
Audio guide, in Japanese or English, can be rented; a fee applies. Guides may not be available for every exhibition; please check the information about the exhibition on our website. Also, audio guide cannot be reserved.
Yes, you are free to add links to our website; you need not contact us when you do so.
Not as a rule.
Those in stock are for sale in the shop inside the museum.
They can also be purchased at our online shop.
* Subject to change, depending on the exhibition.
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