Serving as Japan's largest exhibition space, The National Art Center, Tokyo fosters the concept of a "mutual understanding and coexistence through art." Grab your camera and start snapping away at the gorgeous natural shadows from the flood of late afternoon sunlight—what a sight!
Plan
Overview
Skill level
Easy
Accessbility
Public Location
Hours
10 AM-6 PM (closed Tuesdays)
Fee
Free
Pack
Normal lens (38mm)
Model
How to get there
N35° 39' 54.0144"E139° 43' 35.5116"
This image was taken inside The National Art Center, Tokyo.
You can either drive or take public transportation to get here. There are two nearby subway stations, Nogizaka (via Chiyoda Line) and Roppongi (via Hibiya or Oedo Line) that are within a five-minute walk of the art center.
In order to get this perspective, enter the building and then head left of the main entrance. There will be an escalator, which you'll want to take to get to the second floor. Go straight after exiting the escalator on the second floor and then proceed to the back left of the space. From there, you'll have this perspective of the hallway.
Address:
The National Art Center, Tokyo
7 Chome-22-2 Roppongi,
Minato City, Tokyo 106-8558,
Japan
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