Tokyo Exhibition Viewing | The National Art Center that you simply can't miss

If you're visiting Tokyo and happen to be shopping in Roppongi, make sure not to miss the Tokyo National Art Center. Designed by Kisho Kurokawa, the museum's wavy architecture is very design-oriented and particularly eye-catching. The green floor-to-ceiling glass and the café co-operated with the famous fashion magazine Vogue inside the exhibition hall are both worth savoring. This place is also the prototype location for the anime 'Your Name'. 📸 Photography Tips: 1️⃣ The museum itself is a huge piece of art and is especially photogenic. Be sure to choose a sunny day to visit, as the light and shadows are particularly beautiful. Otherwise, the indoor lighting will be dim. 2️⃣ Time: It is recommended to visit when the sun slants in around one or two in the afternoon, so you can capture the atmosphere of the light penetrating indoors. When I arrived, it was after three in the afternoon, and there was no sunlight inside. 3️⃣ Camera positions: ▫️ At the entrance ▫️ Outside the first-floor café ▫️ Looking up from the first floor ▫️ Shooting the conical glass structure on the second floor ▫️ Looking down from the third floor ▫️ The corridor 🎫 Tickets: Admission is free (some special exhibitions inside may require an additional ticket purchase) 🌿 Surroundings: If you have time, you can also visit the Nezu Museum and finally go to the Mori Art Museum on Roppongi Hills to see the sunset and night view. These three museums are not far from each other, all within walking distance, yet their styles are quite different.