NEZU BIJUTSUKAN - NEZU MUSEUM
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2024
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2024
Halfway between Shibuya and Roppongi, this museum has about 5,000 works that were collected by Kaichirō Nezu. Among the pieces in the collection, in particular, is the famous Iris Screen by Kōrin Ogata, master painter and master lacquerer of the Edo period, as well as older works such as the Nachi Waterfall from the Kamakura period. This is one of the best private museums. Tea ceremonies can be attended in the garden.
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Visited in november 2019
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Très beau musée et jardin
Ce musée est réellement un havre de paix. Son design est superbe, avec de grandes baies vitrées donnant sur un jardin que l'on peut visiter également.
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