The National Art Center, Tokyo is a new type of art museum that opened in 2007 and is located in Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo. The building, designed by architect Kisho Kurokawa, features a wavy glass facade and is like a work of art in itself. The museum does not have a specific collection, but instead holds exhibitions of various genres from Japan and abroad throughout the year. This allows you to experience art with a different theme every time you visit, always providing new discoveries and impressions.

The greatest attraction of the museum is its open and sophisticated spatial design. The bright atrium, where natural light pours in, creates an environment where you can feel nature even while inside the museum and enjoy art at your leisure. The unique inverted cone-shaped restaurant that stands tall in the atrium is not only stylish, but also allows you to enjoy an extraordinary space surrounded by art while dining.

The National Art Center, Tokyo is not only a place to appreciate art, but also serves as a place for cultural exchange. The museum has a wide selection of museum shops, cafes, and restaurants, so you can enjoy dining and shopping while basking in the afterglow of art. Located in Roppongi, the heart of art and fashion, you can have fun all day long here, along with the surrounding art museums and commercial facilities.