The Seikado Bunko Art Museum is home to a total of 6,500 works of arts, all have been collected by Yanosuke Iawasaki and his son, Koyata. Items in this personal collection include pottery, lacquerware, and paintings — some are National Treasures.
Permanent exhibitions
There is no permanent exhibition space at the Seikado Bunko Art Museum. Despite there being no permanent ones, there are special and thematic exhibitions. See a list of this year’s exhibitions.
Museum facilities
There is a small museum shop at the entrance.
How to buy tickets for Seikado Bunko Art Museum
You can purchase tickets online or buy them directly at the museum. We recommend buying ticket in advance as timeslots fill up quickly.
You can also enter by using the Ticket of Museums around Tokyo Station.
How to get to Seikado Art Museum
Take the train to Tokyo Station or Yurakuchō Station and then walk up to 5 minutes. Alternatively, take the Chiyoda Subway Line to Nijubashimae Station.
Things to do nearby
This museum is in the Marunouchi area, known for its excellent shopping and dining facilities.
Frequently asked questions
How long do you need for the Seikado Bunko Art Museum?
We recommend spending at least a hour or so at the Seikado Bunko Art Museum. Art-lovers may want even more time.
Does Seikado Bunko Art Museum have English support?
Some of the exhibit information is provided in English.
High School students: ¥1,000
Elementary School students: Free
Seniors: Free
- 140 m from Nijūbashimae Station Chiyoda Line (C10)
- 398 m from Tokyo Station Marunouchi Line (M17)Yamanote Line (JY1)Chūō Line (Rapid) (JC1)Tokaido Line (JT1)Yokosuka Line (JO1)Keiyō Line (JE1)Keihin-Tōhoku Line (JK26)Jōban Line (JJ3)
- 465 m from Ōtemachi Station Chiyoda Line (C11)Hanzomon Line (Z8)Marunouchi Line (M18)Tozai Line (T9)Mita Line (I9)
