Museum in central Tokyo, but I couldn't say once in there. The gardens are beautiful and peaceful. Like an oasis in the city.

Quiet museum. Simple in the layout but still stunning. The garden is my favorite. I could spend hours there.

As everyone has already said, the garden is what really makes a visit to this museum worthwhile. It is a little paradise, with statues half-hidden in shrubbery, natural wildlife like turtles and dragonflies, and beautiful Japanese bonsai and maple trees. Despite the size of the...More

The gardens were our favorite. They were were more natural and less manicured than most of the Japanese gardens we have visited. The best part, though, was that there were not many people in the garden while we were there. We felt as though we...More

The Nezhu is well worth a visit. Although small, the collection is stellar and the galleries are tightly focused, fascinating introductions to Japanese traditional arts. In addition, the museum has an excellent garden, store, and cafe over-looking the garden.

I'm sure, based on reviews, that I would love this museum, however Trip Advisor needs to change their opening times. I travelled right across Tokyo to visit and the place was closed...not the fault of the museum but of TA.

...is stunning and worth the entrance fee alone. Walking round was a real pleasure! Inside the museum itself, there isn’t as much to see as I was hoping for but what there is on display is really well presented and, almost universally, impressive in the...More