Really went to the Nezu to see Irises, but it was not on display. It is stored away more often than shown so make sure you check with them if you want to see it. Otherwise, there were too many chinese exhibits for my taste...More

Consider this a morning well spent as well as a welcome respite from the superficial & hyper commercial surroundings of Omotesandō!

This is a beautiful museum that art lovers should not miss. Both the regular and special exhibitions had Japanese and English explanations; all object placards were also in both languages. The exhibition and quality of objects on display was excellent. The garden behind the museum...More

Limited exhibits, but superb gardens and building. Worth the visit if in the area, even if just for the afternoon tea. Disappointing museum shop compared to others in Tokyo

Inspired by the three part documentary on Japan on TV we set off in search of this painting at the Nezu. Unfortunately it is only on view in the spring from mid April so this was not to be. The museum is spacious with a...More

Terrific small museum that encapsulates Japan and region. Spent an hour and a half in one room looking at incense containers. Who would have thought it would be so mesmerising.

The museum has a very interesting limited time exhibit of incense containers that finishes on 31st March 2018. Highly recommend. Other regular exhibits also interesting. The gardens were beautiful even on a grey and wet day. Cafe in the gardens also nice, the Darjeeling with...More