Mori Art Museum

For any exhibition ticket you can also get access to take a breath taking view from the highest building of Roppongi! Note: ticket sales are based on different time slots (30 minutes intervals)

The museum, located on the 53rd floor of the Senta. In addition to presenting contemporary art such as photography, architecture, design, and other forms of art, it also offers public performances of various other forms of art. Open until 22:00 (Tuesday to 17:00).

The viewing pass, after going up, the project is more abundant, very suitable for bringing children together, there are toys, cartoons, technology interaction, but also see the scenery, and not afraid of children losing, adults feel at ease and children are happy

Fine art, but have been to better places -- rooftop view was worth it, especially for sunset. be prepared to pay the extra fees associated with it though.

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This art museum in Japan is still very good

The art museum will not evaluate it. There is no art cell. It is really boring. It will come out in 20 minutes. But this ticket, buy 110 on the spot, buy 220 on the group, it is really haha, the first time I found Trip.com so pitted