Is it worth telling the truth to say that this is the most beautiful art museum in Tokyo?

This time I came to Tokyo, I went there on purpose👉【Nezu Museum】 Check out the cultural relics and take photos To be honest, it was quite shocking to see the cultural relics. There were many Chinese national treasures. Although I felt a little mixed, after all, I felt that this was not the place where they belonged. ⚠️Except for the Buddha statue on the first floor, taking photos of other cultural relics is prohibited! The courtyard is full of greenery, and it is quite photogenic to check in and take photos. I recommend the cafe inside, which is full of forests, but you need to queue up . 🌟【Nezu Museum】 📍〒107-0062 Minami-Aoyama 6-5-1 ⏰Opening hours 10:00-17:00, no entry after 16:30, closed on Mondays 🚇Subway Take the Ginza Line/Hanzomon Line/Chiyoda Line to Omotesando Station and continue for 🚶🏻‍♀️10 minutes to arrive 🎫Tickets You can buy tickets on site. Adult ticket price is 1,300 yen ⏰ Tour duration The whole visit takes 1-2 hours, and you should reserve an extra hour to go to the cafe 👉Tour highlights - The museum houses Japanese and East Asian artworks from ancient times to the present, many of which are from the Tianlongshan Grottoes in Shanxi, my country, and preserves one of the precious Chinese bronze double-ram statues (there are only two in the world, the other one is in the British Museum) . 📸【Photography camera sharing】 1️⃣The entrance corridor of the art museum 2️⃣Path in the garden 3️⃣Wooden house in the garden 4️⃣The window of the cafe is great for taking photos 5️⃣At the entrance of the cafe, there are many 🌲 6️⃣ Buddha head on the first floor of the exhibition hall . 🔔Is it worth coming? Personally, I think it is worth it, and many collections are worth seeing. The courtyard garden is also very photogenic