I agree to the Terms of Use
4
4 reviews
Setagaya Art Museum
世田谷美術館A charming museum devoted to art from all continents and eras – the only common feature is the topic of naïvety. A hidden gem.
1-2 Kinuta-koen, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo 157-0075, Japan
Hotels in Tokyo
Choose from thousands of hotels all around the world.
Best price guaranteed. No booking fees. Ever.
powered by booking.com
Tokyu Stay Yoga
|
the b sangenjaya Hotel Tokyo
|
Toyoko Inn Musashi-Nakahara Ekimae
|
Hotel Suave Shibuya
|
Tokyu Stay Meguro Yutenji
|
Hotel Route-Inn Tokyo Asagaya
|
Weekly Dormy Inn Meguro Aobadai
|
Claska
|
Hotel Fukudaya
|
Smile Hotel Tokyo Asagaya
|
More information about Setagaya Art Museum
Attractions near to Setagaya Art Museum
Meiji ShrineDevoted to the emperor Meiji and his wife. A wonderful complex that combines traditional Japanese architecture and enchanting nature. |
Shibuya CrossingOne of the most lively and iconic places in Tokyo, this crossing is often featured in movies. A must-see. |
Shinjuku Gyoen National GardenA charming garden that features three different gardening styles and is a favourite spot for cherry blossom watching. |
Tokyo Metropolitan Government BuildingThe second tallest building in all of Tokyo and the HQ of the metropolitan government. Features two observation decks. |
National Art Center TokyoA great spot for art lovers. Enjoy one of their special exhibitions of modern art and see the wonderful architecture. |
Yoyogi ParkA wonderful park that is occupied especially on weekends when Tokyo citizens come out and mingle here. |
HachikōThe statue of Japan's favourite dog is a well-used meeting point. Visit the statue and learn the story behind it. |
Roppongi HillsOne of Tokyo's newest urban development projects, this area features dozens of shops, restaurants and other facilities. |
OmotesandōThis hip and trendy avenue is home to many world-famous fashion shops housed in elegant new buildings designed by prime architects. |
KabukichōTokyo's red-light district features dozens of night clubs, massage parlours and more. A part of Tokyo with its own life. |
