Tokyo
The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo (MOMAT)
Explore modern Japanese art through colour and form, close to the Imperial Palace.
Ryusei Kishida, Reiko, Five Years Old (1918), National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo.
Collection reference · current display unverified · Source
Image source & use terms
Collection reference: Ryusei Kishida, Reiko, Five Years Old (1918), National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo. Capture/digitisation date unknown; current display unverified. Source: National Museum of Art collection catalogue.
Capture/digitisation date unknown. This is not a recent gallery photograph.
Official downloaded JPEG published without file modification; displayed at native size or smaller. No crop, AI editing or colour adjustment.
Closures & exceptions
Normally closed Mondays, or the next weekday after a holiday Monday, plus installation and New Year closures. The latest day-by-day calendar was not verified in this review; check each exhibition’s official notice.
Closure information checked: 2026-11-06
What to explore
Discover Japanese art from the late 19th century onward in themed displays, then enjoy Imperial Palace and Marunouchi views from the top-floor lounge. The pictured collection work is not guaranteed to be on display.
Getting there
The nearest station is Takebashi on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line. Check the museum’s official map for the walking route. Station information comes from an official map search extract; no exact exit or walking time is asserted here.
Before visiting
Normally 10:00–17:00; Fridays/Saturdays until 20:00. Last admission 30 minutes before closing. Closed Mondays, with holiday exceptions and substitute closure, plus installation/New Year periods. Check official notices for exceptions, exhibitions and admission.
Visitor information reviewed 2 November 2026 (Japan time). Check official notices for changes.
Latest official information ↗Announced exhibitions
Periods can include closed days. Open each exhibition for its own conditions.
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- Takehisa Yumeji: An Artist Who Defined His Era · 2026-10-23 – 2027-01-11
- Hayami Gyoshu: A Nihonga Innovator · 2027-03-19 – 2027-05-09
- Yamaguchi Akira: Vision, Society and the Object · 2027-06-18 – 2027-08-29