Information for Visitors
Admission Fees: Adults: 1,300 yen; university and high school students: 1,000 yen; middle school and younger children: free of charge (but must be accompanied by an adult)
Disability ID holders and one person accompanying them: 1,100 yen (university and high school students: 900 yen)
1. The new ticket purchasing system (now in use)
1-1. Reservations: to reserve and purchase your admission ticket in advance for the date of your visit
- Using our online reservation system, purchase a ticket for a specific day and time and enter the museum without waiting.
- Once purchased, tickets cannot be cancelled or the date and time altered.
- Discounts for repeaters and those who have leaflet coupons, etc. are not available.
↓～Jan. 23 16:30 ［The Art of Okumura Togyū］ For details.【Timed-Entry Reservation(he Art of Okumura Togyū)】
1-2. Same-day tickets: Purchasing tickets at the museum's reception desk on the day of your visit
- Visitors may be asked to wait before entering when the museum is crowded. To check how crowded the museum is, click here. ►
※Discount for those who are wearing kimono: Discount of 200 yen for adults, 100 yen for university and high school students. If you have purchased a timed ticket and come wearing kimono, the difference in ticket price will be refunded at the museum's reception desk.
2. For those who already have invitation tickets
2-1. To make a reservation for the date and time of your visit
- Using our online timed-entry reservation system, make a reservation for a date and time (¥200) and enter the museum without waiting. Once purchased, reservations cannot be cancelled or the date and time altered.
- To use invitation tickets, you must bring them and present them before entering.
↓～Jan. 23 16:30 ［The Art of Okumura Togyū］ For details.【Timed-Entry Reservation(he Art of Okumura Togyū)】
2-2. To visit the museum without making a reservation
- You can enter as usual.
- You may be asked to wait before entering when the museum is crowded. click here. ►
3. Middle school and younger children (must be accompanied by an adult)
- If accompanied by an adult who has reserved and purchased a ticket in advance (see 1-1 above) or made a reservation for a date and time (2-1 above), middle school and younger children can enter the museum at the same time. A reservation for date and time is not needed for middle school and younger children. Middle school students must, however, present student ID; be sure to bring it when visiting the museum.
- If the accompanying adult has not reserved a date and time in advance, the adult and children may be asked to wait before entering when the museum is crowded.
Requests to Visitors:
- To prevent the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19), the museum asks that individuals who meet any of the following criteria refrain from visiting the museum:
*You have a fever of 100℉ (37.5℃) or higher, are coughing or sneezing, or have a runny nose.
*You feel unwell.
*You have traveled in the last 14 days in any region or country where COVID-19 is spreading. - Temperatures will be taken at the entrance. Visitors with temperatures of 37.5℃ or higher will not be allowed to enter the museum.
- Wear a mask.
- An alcohol-based hand sanitizer is placed at the entrance. Please sterilize your hands.
- Keep a suitable distance from other people.
- Refrain from conversation in the exhibition rooms.
- Please do not touch the display cases, walls, or works of art.
Measures taken by the Yamatane Museum of Art to prevent the spread of infection:
- Staff members conduct daily temperature checks and confirm that they are in good health.
- Staff members wear masks. Partitions have been erected at the museum's reception desk and other places where staff members come into direct contact with visitors.
- A non-contact thermometer and an alcohol-based hand sanitizer have been placed at the entrance.
- Places touched by many visitors, including handrails, benches, restrooms, elevators, and coin lockers, are regularly cleaned and sterilized.
- Use of hand dryers in restrooms has been suspended. Please bring your own handkerchief or towel.
- Spaces between seats on benches have been added.
- The museum is appropriately ventilated.
- The number of tables and chairs has been reduced in Tsubaki, the museum's café.
If by any chance a COVID-19 carrier is detected who has been in the museum, we will coordinate with the public health center and provide the information on our website. Make sure to record the dates on which you visit our museum so that you can check later.
Also
- We are not accepting group visits for the time being, to prevent overcrowding.
- Advance tickets are not available at the museum's reception desk for the time being.
- Programs such as lectures and gallery talks will not offered until further notice.
- Future plans are subject to change, depending on circumstances in Japan and overseas. Please check the latest information on our website or SNS accounts before your visit.