~Tokyo~ The world of contemporary art in Roppongi!

~Minato-ku, Tokyo~ Mori Art Museum Roppongi Hills Mori Tower 53F, World Classroom Exhibition Contemporary Art World Classroom by 54 artists 🌍 All of the works were wonderful, but I will introduce 4 works that were particularly impressive! ☑️ A green pond landscape photo that looks beautiful at first glance 🌱 In fact, a pond created by a bomb during the Cambodian war 🥲 A work that teaches us that there is a sad reality of war in a pond that looks beautiful ☑️ A huge flat painting like a flower painting It is a masterpiece that you can feel beautiful even if you do not understand the world of art! ☑️ I thought it was a beautiful glass slipper, but it was a work using nafritane! It is a chemical substance that creates crystals, and it was a beautiful work that looks like ice and glass ✨ ☑️ A woven work that partially quotes the lyrics of world-famous artists such as Lady Gaga and ABBA! I was surprised that the lyrics became a work of art 🫢 There are also various other works with social messages on display. Recommended for Roppongi dates ♡ If you visit at night, you can also see the night view of Tokyo from the observation deck! World Classroom has many thought-provoking works! It's a spot where you can enjoy not only the art works but also various perspectives😊Photography is allowed with some exceptions➖Outing Plan➖📍Spot Name Mori Art MuseumAddress: 53F, Roppongi Hills Mori Tower, 6-10-1 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-6108➖Access➖Train🚃・Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line "Roppongi Station" Exit 1 (about 0 minutes on foot, directly connected by concourse)・Toei Subway Oedo Line "Roppongi Station" Exit 3 (about 4 minutes on foot)・Toei Subway Oedo Line "Azabu-Juban Station" Exit 7 (about 4 minutes on foot)・Tokyo Metro Namboku Line "Azabu-Juban Station" Exit 4 (about 7 minutes on foot)・Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line "Nogizaka Station" Exit 5 (about 8 minutes on foot)Car🚗🅿️AvailableWe recommend parking in🅿️5, the closest to Mori Tower! 2 hours free for purchases over ¥5000! #0 yen trip #art #Roppongi Hills