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Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum
A stunning Art Deco museum featuring interiors by Henri Rapin and glasswork by René Lalique.
Attraction
Architecture
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The Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum is a rare Art Deco masterpiece nestled in the quiet, elegant neighborhood of Shirokanedai. Completed in 1933 as the former residence of Prince Asaka, the building boasts interiors designed by the renowned Henri Rapin and decorative glasswork by the legendary René Lalique. The museum seamlessly combines architectural elegance with a rotating collection of contemporary art exhibitions, making it a captivating destination for art and design enthusiasts. Surrounded by a lush garden, the Teien Art Museum offers visitors a serene escape, where history, art, and nature coexist in harmonious beauty.
Facilities & Services
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<li>Exhibition Halls</li>
<li>Café</li>
<li>Garden</li>
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