Tokyo National Art Centre 国立新美術館

Megalomania

The National Art Center Tokyo plays on gigantism and hosting exhibitions. Although it doesn't really have any collections, this new institution of 14 000 m², twelve rooms, prides itself on being the largest museum in Japan. So, most are rented to groups of artists.


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Ikebukuro, Tokyo

  • 43m²
  • 4 travelers
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Kami-Ikebukuro, Tokyo

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  • 2 travelers
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Ikebukuro, Tokyo

  • 56m²
  • 5 travelers
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Ikebukuro, Tokyo

  • 43m²
  • 4 travelers
  • WIFI

Ikebukuro, Tokyo

  • 62m²
  • 5 travelers
  • WIFI

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  • 70m²
  • 6 travelers
  • WIFI
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