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Immersive digital art you walk through barefoot among water and light.
- Category
- Art museum
- Duration
- 2.5 h
- Price
- $$$
- Best time
- Weekday mornings
Tip: Book tickets online in advance and wear shorts.
Show on mapTokyo's museums range from Edo-era treasures to digital art. In Ueno you can visit several major museums in a single day.
The Grutt Pass gives discounted entry to many museums in Ueno and across Tokyo.
Some museums are free on International Museum Day (18 May) and Culture Day (3 November).
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Immersive digital art you walk through barefoot among water and light.
Tip: Book tickets online in advance and wear shorts.
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