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Virtual Tour

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On the fujibi channel, we will tell you the state of the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum and the surrounding information with a video with fun. Before actually going, try the atmosphere of the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum.

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VIRTUAL TOUR

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[Museum View 1]

Entrancing Encounter with Art and Nature

[Museum View 2]

TFAM Kiddie Exploration

Permanent Galleries of Our New Wing

Opening in 2008 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of our Museum, the eight permanent galleries in the New wing exhibit some 100 works, drawn mainly from our collection of Western paintings, as well as sculptures and jewelry. (Works will be rotated on a routine basis.)

Featuring unique concepts in design and lighting, each gallery hall has its own personality and ambiance.

[Permanent Exhibition Hall 1]

Dawn of a New Age: From the Renaissance to Baroque

[Permanent Exhibition Hall 2]

Golden Era of Western Paintings: From Baroque and Rococo to Neo-Classical

[Permanent Exhibition Hall 3]

Tradition and Ceremony:
Academism Painters / Barbizon School

[Permanent Exhibition Hall 4]

Portal to Modern Sculpture: Rise of Realism

[Permanent Exhibition Hall 5]

Orchestration of Light and Color: Impressionism and Post-Impressionism

[Permanent Exhibition Hall 6]

Delving in Modern Art: Diverse Banners of Expressionism

[Permanent Exhibition Hall 7]

TFAM Photo Collection and Other Exhibits

[Permanent Exhibition Hall 8]

Jewelry Collection and Other Exhibits

Main Museum Exhibition Hall

True to its mission statement to serve as “a museum building bridges to the world,” TFAM provides special exhibitions to promote international cultural exchange, as well as special exhibitions of diverse genres, including those works from our own collection. Divided into four major zones and interconnected by a large, open corridor, the hall can be reconfigured depending on the content and scale of the exhibition.

[Exhibition Hall 1]

[Exhibition Hall 2]

[Exhibition Hall 3]

[Exhibition Hall 4]

Lobby / Open-Air Space

Works of modern sculpture are on permanent display in the lobbies of the new Annex and Main Museum, while other sculptures—including two of TFAM’s largest outdoor pieces, Giambologna’s “Neptune” and Bourdelle’s “The Victory”—are also permanently exhibited.

[Lobby]

[Outdoor Exhibit]

BASIC INFORMATION

■Operating Hours :
10:00-17:00
(Reception closes at 16:30)

■Address :
Tokyo Fuji Art Museum
Yano-machi 492-1
Hachioji City, Tokyo 192-0016

■Tel :
042-691-4511

SEARCH OF COLLECTED WORKS

Tokyo Fuji Art Museum

Yano-machi 492-1
Hachioji City, Tokyo 192-0016
Tel: 042-691-4511

Operating Hours

10:00-17:00
(Reception closes at 16:30)

Closed

—Mondays (except on holidays, then closed on Tuesday)

JR Hachioji Station (North Exit)

From the first bus to 12:29 pm
No. 14 Nishi-Tokyo Bus Platform
・Take the bus departing for Soka University Main Gate / Tokyo Fuji Art Museum (SOKA DAIGAKU / TOKYO FUJI BIJUTSUKAN).
・Take the bus departing for Soka University Loop (SOKA DAIGAKU JUNKAN).
Get off the Soka University Main Gate / Tokyo Fuji Art Museum (SOKA DAIGAKU / TOKYO FUJI BIJUTSUKAN)

After 12:31 pm
No. 12 Nishi-Tokyo Bus Platform (via Hiyodori-Yama Tunnel)
・Take the bus departing for Soka University Main Gate / Tokyo Fuji Art Museum (SOKA DAIGAKU / TOKYO FUJI BIJUTSUKAN)
・Take the bus departing for Soka University Loop (SOKA DAIGAKU JUNKAN).
No. 11 Nishi-Tokyo Bus Platform (via Yokamachi)
・Take the bus departing for Soka University Loop (SOKA DAIGAKU JUNKAN).
Every Get off the Soka University Main Gate / Tokyo Fuji Art Museum (SOKA DAIGAKU / TOKYO FUJI BIJUTSUKAN)

Keio Hachioji Station

No. 4 Nishi-Tokyo Bus Platform
・Take the bus departing for Soka University Main Gate / Tokyo Fuji Art Museum (SOKA DAIGAKU / TOKYO FUJI BIJUTSUKAN).
・Take the bus departing for Soka University Loop (SOKA DAIGAKU JUNKAN).
Get off the Soka University Main Gate / Tokyo Fuji Art Museum (SOKA DAIGAKU / TOKYO FUJI BIJUTSUKAN)

TOKYO FUJI MUSEUM