Access

Note: Between 10:00 and 11:00, there are limited routes to the museum entrance.

Details here

Address

Tokyo Midtown Galleria 3F,
9-7-4 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo
107-8643, Japan
TEL : 03-3479-8600
FAX : 03-3479-8643

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Access to Tokyo Midtown
By Subway

Toei Oedo Line

Direct link from Roppongi Station [Exit 8]
Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line

Direct link via underground walkway from Roppongi Station

* The underground passageway includes stairs.
Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line

A 3-minute walk from Nogizaka Station [Exit 3]

By Bus

Toei Route 01

A 2-minute walk from “Roppongi-ekimae” bus stop
Community Bus “Chi-i-bus”

A 1-minute walk from “Roppongi 7-chome” or “Hinokicho Koen” bus stop

For visitors who come by car, motorcycle, or bicycle

The museum has no dedicated parking. Please use Tokyo Midtown Parking.

Tokyo Midtown＞Access

* The Tokyo Midtown Parking discount service does not apply to this museum.

How to enter the museum before 11:00 a.m.

Between 10 and 11 a.m., please enter the museum through the 1F Galleria entrance.

While the museum opens at 10:00 a.m., Tokyo Midtown shops and restaurants don’t open until 11:00 a.m.
The entrance described here provides access only to the museum between10 and 11 a.m.

from Roppongi Station

Toei Oedo Line,
Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line

from Nogizaka Station

Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line

or by Bus

When you see the large marble sculpture (“Ishinki” by Kan Yasuda) directly in front of you, turn right and then proceed straight ahead.
Take the up escalator on the left.
At the top of the escalator, turn left and walk straight ahead. Enter the building through the Galleria entrance.
When that corridor comes to an end, turn right.
Proceed straight ahead and take the P1 elevator, at the end of the corridor, to the 3rd floor.

Enter the building from the Galleria entrance on Gaien-higashi Dori, then walk straight ahead along the corridor to the left of the escalator.
Take the P1 elevator, at the end of the corridor, to the 3rd floor.

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Access

Access to Tokyo MidtownBy Subway

By Bus

For visitors who come by car, motorcycle, or bicycle

How to enter the museum before 11:00 a.m.

from Roppongi Station

from Nogizaka Station

or by Bus

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About Suntory Group

About Suntory Group

Access to Tokyo Midtown
By Subway