A lovely museum by the river. In contrast to the crowds outside during sakura season, the atmosphere inside is quiet, peaceful, and much less crowded. Seeing real sakura along the river and then coming inside for a deeper appreciation of it made the experience feel very special.

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Small three-floor museum focused entirely on sakura-themed art, from traditional paintings to contemporary animal-human worlds. Quiet weekday visits, gets cramped fast with just a handful of people.

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There is a notice that the Sakura paintings are not currently on display, however there is a beautiful animal themed exhibition on. Contemporary paintings using Japanese techniques, subjects inspired by old animal paintings called Chōjū-Giga exploring magical animal-human worlds. Really beautiful!

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Museum dedicated to the celebration of the Sakura bloom. Small but nicely laid out over three floors with nice paintings of Sakura. Can easily do the whole museum in 30 minutes. Don't come just for the museum but also to take in the nice river walk along the Meguro river. Easily accessed from Shibuya Station either by a short rail ride to Naka-meguro Station via Tokyu-Toyoko line ( covered by JR pass) or 30 minute walk.

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Beautiful little art museum but a little pricy (800yen) . I would only go if you’re a student (300yen) or if you had a discount. The art is spectacular but it’s very small with only three floors and four rooms. On the plus side it was very empty when I went on a weekday but u can imagine it would feel cramped if only 15 other people were there as the rooms are fairly small. The staff is very friendly and helpful!!

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