Takehisa Yumeji—An Artist Who Defined His Era

The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo · 1F Special Exhibition Gallery · Tokyo · –

About 500 works and materials from Yumeji collections across Japan present the painter, poet, designer, and illustrator active from the late Meiji to the early Showa era. His best-known painting, Kurofuneya, is shown in Tokyo for the first time in about 40 years. The exhibition then tours to Shizuoka, Toyama, and Osaka.

Exhibition information

Plan your visit

Display periods
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Opening hours
10:00–17:00 Until 20:00 on Fridays and Saturdays; last admission 30 minutes before closing.
Closed
Mondays (open Nov 23 and Jan 11), plus Nov 24 and Dec 28–Jan 1.
Closed during the exhibition
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Admission
  • Adult ¥2,100
  • University student ¥1,200
  • High-school student ¥700
Reservation
No timed entry is announced. Advance tickets are sold through Oct 22 (JPY 1,900 for adults). Free for junior-high students and younger, and for disability-certificate holders with one companion. The ticket also covers the MOMAT Collection galleries on the day of the visit.

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