What a wonderful find in the heart of Tokyo. Nezu is an attractive museum, and a beautiful garden/park. Worth the trip.

The building is by architect Kengo Kuma and the garden is simply amazing! Totally worth half a day in Omotesando. There are 3 traditional tea houses in the garden that you can see and we also had a lovely lunch and tea at the garden...More

This is a beautiful small museum with a collection mostly oriental ceramics and bronzes. It is beautifully displayed and has a superb Japanese traditional garden surrounding it. We had afternoon tea in the delightful tea room.

When we visited the Nezu Museum their exhibit was an Introduction to Ceramics which comprised of Chinese and Japanese examples of ceramic bowls and plates but also included Buddhist statues/busts, various important cast metal works in bronze / copper etc. and some European gold gilded...More

I went there on a rainy day---i didn't want to actually visit an exhibition about old Chinese ceramics and dishes...but at least I found out an extraordinary gardens...really really worth seeing!

I gave 3 stars only for the collection which is interesting and varied. Apart the fact that the wifi does not work, more than half of the objects only presents a description in Japanese. I thought it was a joke and could not appreciate fully,...More

Impressive private collections especially their BC ancient bronzes collections from China Shang and Zhou dynasties!! Some pieces are so rare that people will be surprised they can see them in this 'small' museum. We also enjoyed so much their Japanese garden; the garden is really...More

This place is really a must for visitors to Tokyo. The museum itself is ok, its very small can be seen in 30 mins. But the garden you could spend all day in. Large, well kept and absolutely stunning. There is also a cafe to...More

One of the best museums to touch on Japanese art. Garden of the museum is beautifully designed in Japanese style.

It is a very small museum with only Japanese articles in exhibition. It may not be for everybody. You need to really like Japanese techniques. I found wonderful. The pieces on display are magnificent. The gardens are very beautiful. You should stroll very quietly to...More