The National Art Center แค่เดินดูตึกก็คุ้มแล้ว

#TravelEco The National Art Center, Tokyo opened in 2007 with the mission of creating a new culture that promotes mutual understanding. Although there is no permanent collection, it hosts a wide variety of exhibitions. The exhibition space is 14,000 square meters, making it one of the largest exhibition spaces in Japan. The building's architecture, designed by Kisho Kurokawa, combines natural light and energy saving. Inside, there are 12 exhibition rooms, an art library, a restaurant, and a cafe. Don't miss the beautiful French restaurant Brasserie Paul Bocuse Le Musee. There is also a souvenir shop selling Tokyo-style souvenirs. The National Art Center is located in Roppongi, a vibrant area for art, entertainment, and international events. It is easily accessible by taking the Chiyoda Line to Nogizaka Station and exiting from Exit