Bridgestone Museum of Art
Museum in The Nihonbashi, Kudanshita area
The Bridgestone Museum of Art devotes itself to the collection and exhibition of works of Impressionism and other modern European art, as well as Japanese Western-style paintings from the Meiji and following eras. It was first begun in 1952, when Ishibashi Shojiro, founder of the Bridgestone Corporation, opened an art museum in the newly built Bridgestone Building and there exhibited his private collection of artworks.
In 1956, the Ishibashi Foundation was established, and in 1961, almost all the works in the Ishibashi collection were donated to the Foundation, forming the nucleus of the present permanent collection. The Bridgestone Museum of Art has continued thereafter to augment and enrich its collection, while always striving to provide an outstanding environment for the appreciation of art. It also organizes activities that introduce works of art in a highly enjoyable atmosphere, including the Saturday Lectures that it has held since its inception. A rewarding experience awaits all those who visit the Bridgestone Museum of Art.
Current or Upcoming Events
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"From Impressionism to Abstract Paintings" Exhibition
Closes in 7 days
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Opening hours
From 10:00 to 20:00
sundays closing at 18:00, holidays closing at 18:00
Closed on Mondays
Fee
Adults ¥800, Senior ¥600, University Students and High School Sudents ¥500, Kids free
Maps
Yahoo (Japanese)
Mobile Map (Japanese)
Access
5 minutes walk from Yaesu Central Exit at Tokyo Station on the Yamanote Line, or Meidi-ya Exit at Kyobashi Station on the Ginza subway Line or Takashimaya Exit at Nihonbashi Station on the Ginza and Tozai Lines.
Address
1-10-1, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0031
Phone: 03-3563-0241 Fax: 03-3561-2130


