Tokyo’s art scene is extensive and vibrant, and there’s always so much to see. Whether you want to see some traditional Japanese art or a modern exhibit, here’s a list of exhibitions happening in Tokyo that are worth checking out.

Tokyo Exhibitions in March

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Joan Miró Exhibition

From March 1 to July 6, the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum will host a retrospective dedicated to Joan Miró, one of the 20th century's most celebrated artists.

Date & Time Mar 01-Jul 06・09:30-17:30・Fridays open until 8:00 p.m. / Last entry 30 minutes before closing / Closed: Mondays (except April 28 and May 5) and May 7
Price ¥2,300 / ¥1,300 for University Students / ¥1,600 for people over 65 years old
Location Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum

Sara Anstis: Bath

Sara Anstis 'Bath'

Perrotin Tokyo hosts Sara Anstis: Bath, the artist’s first solo show in Japan, featuring oil paintings and drawings that blend surrealism with historical influences.

Date & Time Mar 05-Apr 05・
Price Free
Location Perrotin Tokyo

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Art Fair Tokyo

As the largest art fair in Japan and the oldest in Asia, Art Fair Tokyo brings together international art galleries and dealers.

Date & Time Mar 07-09・11:00-19:00・11:00-17:00 on Sunday
Price ¥3,500-5,000
Location Tokyo International Forum Hall E and Lobby Gallery

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Perrotin Tokyo Presents Rao Fu's Solo Exhibition

Perrotin Tokyo features Rao Fu at Art Fair Tokyo 2025. His hybrid figures merge Eastern philosophy and European art, offering hypnotic, time-transcending narratives.

Date & Time Mar 07-09・11:00-19:00
Price Free
Location Tokyo International Forum, Hall E B2F (Booth S022)

Art Exhibition: Half Made Heaven

In her second solo exhibition, Swedish artist Josephine Rossing explores the intersection of landscape and poerty at the Hiromart Gallery.

Date & Time Mar 19-Apr 20・13:00-19:00・Closed on Mondays, Tuesdays and National Holidays
Price
Location Hiromart Gallery

Living Modernity: 1920s–1970s Architecture Exhibition

"Living Modernity" explores the home as an innovative space of beauty, and the 20th century ideals that shaped how we live today. Showcasing projects from Japan, Europe, America and Brazil, the exhibition includes an impressive name-call of iconic architects, and shares how Japan responded to modernism with a focus on natural materials. With display objects spanning graphic art, models and immersive experiences, this exhibition is sure to delight fans of interior and architectural design, alongside anyone who has ever taken pleasure in a Zillow scrolling session.

Date & Time Mar 19-Jun 30・10:00-18:00・Closed on Tuesdays
Price ¥1800
Location The National Art Center, Roppongi

Paradigm Shifters

Polygon1993's 'Paradigm Shifters'

Paradigm Shifters embodies the Web3 ethos of empowering artists by breaking away from traditional art hierarchies. It places the artist at the center, bypassing intermediaries to elevate voices that have historically been marginalized or overlooked. This shift is about redefining the creative landscape and supporting innovation.

Date & Time Mar 21-Apr 13・・Hours depend on the day
Price Free
Location The Harmonyst

TokyoDex Presents: Mushrooms vs Robots

Featuring 17 Japanese artists working in diverse styles, this exhibition explores the paradox at the heart of modern society—the tension between nature’s wisdom and the relentless march of technology.

Date & Time Mar 26-31・11:00-20:00・(Closes at 4:00 P.M. on the final day)
Price Free
Location WHEREVER 1F
More Info All artworks will be available for purchase. 

Thinking with Pokémon: Art and Environmental Education Exhibition

Tama Art University is hosting their third rendition of the "Thinking with Pokémon: Art and Environmental Education" exhibition. Art students have reimagined over 70 Pokémon characters recycling everyday items as art materials.

Date & Time Mar 27-Apr 06・11:00-18:00
Price Free
Location Tama Art University TUB

T2 Collection 'Collecting? Connecting?' Exhibition

The T2 Collection Exhibition will showcase around 35 artworks, including pieces from artists Tatsuo Miyajima, Kohei Nawa and Reijiro Wada.

Date & Time Oct 4, 2024-Mar 16, 2025・11:00-18:00・Enter by 17:00
Price ¥1,500
Location What Museum

Tokyo Art Shows in March

Sophie Taeuber-Arp and Jean Arp Exhibition

Celebrating the visionary duo Sophie Taeuber-Arp and Jean Arp, this exhibition explores their radical art and design fusion in the Dadaist movement. Together their work redefined 20th century modernism — offering a vibrant dialogue between form, freedom, and creative synergy.

Date & Time Mar 01-Jun 01・10:00-18:00・Open until 20:00 on Fridays. Closed Mondays.
Price ¥2000
Location Artizon Museum
More Info (¥1800 if purchased online)

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Hilma af Klint: The Beyond

Go and see the new exhibition of pineoreeing abstract artist Hilma af Klint (1862-1994) coming to the National Museum of Modern Art in March.

Date & Time Mar 04-Jun 15・10:00-17:00・Closed on Mondays/Fridays and Saturdays open until 8 pm
Price ¥2300
Location National Museum of Modern Art
More Info ¥1,200 for University Students/¥700 for Highschool Students

Shinichi Kaneko's YumeUtsutsu

Shinichi Kaneko explores the theme of "interconnectedness" by symbolically using the intertwined hands and feet depicted in Shunga as visual metaphors. In YumeUtsutsu, the artist investigates moments where dream and reality merge ambiguously, drawing from his own creative experience.

Date & Time Mar 07-21・14:00-19:00・Open from 11a.m. on Saturday; Closed on Sundays and Mondays
Price Free
Location UltraSuperNew Gallery Kura

MadHappy

Madhappy x MLB Pop-Up Store

Madhappy debuts its MLB capsule collection with the Dodgers and Cubs at Shibuya PARCO. Shop exclusive apparel and enjoy themed drinks at this vibrant pop-up.

Date & Time Mar 07-19・11:00-21:00
Price Free
Location Shibuya PARCO 1F

Exhibition: World Fair in Japan 1970-2005

Architecture fans will delight in this deep dive into Japan’s Expo designs, from Osaka in the ’70’s to Aichi 2005’s eco-conscious pavilions.

Date & Time Mar 08-Aug 31・10:00-16:30
Price Free
Location National Archives of Modern Architecture
More Info Closed on Mondays, except public holidays (closed the following day instead)

Matsuyama Tomokazu

FIRST LAST by Tomokazu Matsuyama

Renowned contemporary artist Tomokazu Matsuyama presents his first major solo exhibition in Tokyo, “FIRST LAST supported by UNIMAT GROUP,” from March 8 to May 11, 2025, at Azabudai Hills Gallery. Known for his bold colors and dynamic compositions, Matsuyama, who has spent over 25 years in New York’s art scene, showcases around 40 works, including 15 large-scale pieces premiering in Japan.

Date & Time Mar 08-May 11・10:00-18:00・Closes at 19:00 on Fridays, Saturdays and Days Before Public Holidays
Price Free
Location Azabudai Hills Gallery

Bunkamura no Mirai wo Terasu Atarashii Art Taiken 2025

Shibuya Fashion Week 2025 Spring × Bunkamura

Bunkamura’s spring art program transforms Shibuya with large-scale murals, installations and performances. Part of Shibuya Fashion Week 2025, it explores urban spaces through art, light, and dynamic street culture.

Date & Time Mar 13-23・13:00-20:00
Price Free
Location Bunkamura

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Spring Festival at The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo

For a unique way to enjoy cherry blossom season, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo (MOMAT) is holding its annual Spring Festival.

Date & Time Mar 13-Apr 06・10:00-17:00・(~20:00 Fridays and Saturdays)
Price ¥500 Adults, ¥250 College Students, Free for High School and under or 65 and over
Location National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo

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No Unchi, No Life: The Poo Exhibition

Tokyo has many weird and wonderful events going on, but an entire exhibition dedicated to poo is one of the best.

Date & Time Mar 18-May 18・10:00-17:00
Price ¥2,200
Location Gallery AaMo

Theatrical Undersurface

Theatrical Undersurface by Fabien Verschaere

French artist Fabien Verschaere debuts in Japan with “Theatrical Undersurface," featuring 18 vibrant watercolors at Institut français Tokyo.

Date & Time Mar 19-Apr 11・11:00-19:30・Open until 5:00 p.m. on Fridays and Sundays *Opening day, March 19 (Wed): 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. *Closed on Mondays and public holidays
Price Free
Location Institut français du Japon - Tokyo
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Loewe Crafted World Exhibition

Loewe's large scale exhibition celebrates the brand's rich history, Spanish heritage and the joy of making things by hand. Check out the brand's collaboration with Studio Ghibli, which includes immersive installations and designs featuring film characters.

Date & Time Mar 29-May 11・09:00-20:00・Last Entry 19:00
Price Free
Location 6-35-6 Jingumae, Shibuya, Tokyo
More Info By Reservation only

Each View Exhibition

Each View Exhibition

Each View at Henkyo explores perception through photography and painting, featuring Rinko Kawauchi, Yuji Hamada, Christian Franzen, and Liane Chu. The exhibition blurs reality and abstraction, inviting diverse interpretations.

Date & Time Feb 01-Mar 01・12:00-19:00・Closed on Sundays, Mondays and Public Holidays
Price Free
Location HENKYO

Daikakuji Temple 1150th Anniversary Imperial Art Exhibition

Tokyo National Museum is hosting a special exhibition to celebrate the 1150th anniversary of the founding of Daikakuji Temple, the former Imperial Villa in Kyoto.

Date & Time Jan 21-Mar 16・21:30-17:00
Price ¥1900
Location Heiseikan, Tokyo National Museum
More Info Discounted entry for students and children go free

Synesthesia - The Five Senses Interacting Through Art" by Akihito Okunaka

'Synesthesia - The Five Senses Interacting Through Art' by Akihito Okunaka

The WHAT MUSEUM will host an interactive exhibition featuring Akito Okunaka's balloon sculptures, inviting visitors to experience art through their five senses.

Date & Time Oct 4, 2024-Mar 16, 2025・11:00-18:00・Closed on Monday (last entry 17:00)
Price ¥1,500 for adults / ¥800 for university students and vocational students / Free for high school students and younger / ¥1,000 for water pillow workshop event / ¥2,500 for exhibition passport
Location WHAT MUSEUM 1st floor SPACE 2

Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum’s 30th Anniversary Exhibition: MOT Collection – Rising Light / Frozen Moment"

MOT Collection at Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo

Celebrate the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum’s 30th anniversary with MOT Collection, showcasing works by Leiko Ikemura, Mark Manders and more.

Date & Time Dec 14, 2024-Mar 30, 2025・10:00-18:00・Closed on Mondays (if Monday is a holiday, closed on the next weekday) and New Year Holidays (December 28th to January 1st, January 14th, February 25th)
Price ¥500 for Adults / ¥400 for University and vocational school students / ¥250 for High school students and those aged 65 and over / Free for Junior high school students and younger
Location Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo

"Seeing Sound, Hearing Time" – Ryuichi Sakamoto Retrospective

Ryuichi Sakamoto | seeing sound, hearing time

Explore Ryuichi Sakamoto’s immersive sound installations in Tokyo, showcasing his avant-garde works and collaborations at MOT from December 21.

Date & Time Dec 21, 2024-Mar 30, 2025・10:00-18:00
Price General Admission: ¥2,400 / University Students, Vocational Students, and Seniors (65+): ¥1,700 / Middle and High School Students: ¥960 / Elementary School Students and Younger: Free
Location MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART TOKYO
More Info Closed on Mondays (open on January 13 and February 24), December 28 to January 1, January 14, and February 25.

Brooklyn Museum Ancient Egypt Collection Exhibit at Mori Arts Center

Over 150 artifacts from Brooklyn Museum's ancient Egyptian collection are coming to Japan to be displayed at the Mori Arts Center Gallery in their new exhibition, "Unraveling the Mysteries of Ancient Egypt from Brooklyn Museum."

Date & Time Jan 25-Apr 06・10:00-18:00・Open 10:00-20:00 on Fridays, Saturdays and days before holidays, Last admission 30 minutes before closing
Price ¥2600 for adults, ¥1900 for high school/junior high students, ¥1300 for elementary students
Location Mori Arts Center Gallery
More Info Prices vary for weekends, holidays and advance tickets

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The Sakura Skytree

For a limited time, Tokyo Skytree is having a special seasonal event to highlight the beauty of sakura, with new interior decorations and installations, seasonal drinks and outer lighting. 

Date & Time Feb 27-Apr 14・
Price
Location Tokyo Skytree

Hokusai: Another Story in Tokyo Immersive Exhibit

Hokusai's masterpiece ukiyo-e come to life in a way never experienced before. This immersive experience presents the beauty of Hokusai's art with modern technology for an interactive exhibit.

Date & Time Feb 01-Jun 01・11:00-20:00・Last admission at 19:10
Price ¥4200
Location Tokyu Plaza Shibuya

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Machine Love: Video Game, AI and Contemporary Art

"Machine Love: Video Game, AI and Contemporary Art" at the Mori Art Museum spotlights contemporary artists that utilize game engines, generative AI and virtual reality technologies as tools for their visualization. 

Date & Time Feb 13-Jun 08・10:00-22:00・10:00-17:00 on Tuesdays, Admission until 30 minutes before closing
Price ¥2000 for adults, ¥1700 for seniors, ¥1400 for university/high school students, free for children
Location Mori Art Museum

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