Very underwhelming. The museum is rather small and provides little information shiny the life of Kusama herself. Yes, the building is beautiful, the toilet too but I finished the whole exhibition in 20 minutes… maybe I’m not too big of a fan. On the 2F and 3F you cannot photograph and the art they put on display rotated. Overall, I would not recommend going out of your way to visit this museum. If you still want to go: be sure to buy tickets in advance. They are mostly sold out on the day and they do not sell at the door.

If you’re a huge fan of Yayoi, you’ll probably get a lot out of this space. I myself am not a huge fan, so I found the small space a little lacklustre. There are a few really cool installations, but the entire museum maybe has 45 minutes worth of things to see. Additionally, there are a few rooms where your time is limited. I’d probably only recommend a visit if you’ve got a lot of time in Tokyo.

The museum is aways changing its art pieces and rotates a lot through works of the artist. It’s very well taken care of, and the way it’s disposed it allows you to live the immersion rooms by yourself. The gift shop as well changes from time to time leaving the space really focused on her artwork. However, the museum is REALLY small and seeing everything( properly, taking my time) took around 17minutes, I’d recommend if you can get the tickets a day or two before but waiting three months for it… it was underwhelming, and very different from what I was expecting. Again, expectations are personal but it’s just really small and u derwgelming given the expectation built around all the ticket waiting time, lines etc etc

Fan of the Dot artist, don’t miss her museum while in Tokyo. I was lucky to be able to see Yayoi Kusama’s exhibition in Hong Kong and fell in love with her work. Indeed while in Tokyo, I had to go to her museum. Don’t expect lots of her work, it is quite a small museum actually. The big highlight is “I’m here but nothing” room. You get 90 secondes inside in a group but if you are lucky and there are not too many people you get to go on your own. Check the photos and videos to get an idea what to expect. There is a small souvenir shop. Fan of Yayoi Kusama don’t miss it. Note that booking well in advance is highly recommended.

As other reviewers wrote, the exhibit is quite small. There are only 6 installations of her work, one on each floor. It also does not go into great detail about her life or other art. Purchase your tickets online and you can enter the building 10 minutes early. Due to COVID measures, you can only be in the building for 90 minutes (which is plenty). In the infinity light room, you will be given a quick 5 minutes in the room without anyone else. The art pieces are still worth visiting but definitely not as extensive as one would hope.

The small museum was a bit underwhelming as we thought the Tokyo location will feature more variety of her beautiful art. You can find more relevant pieces around the world than what we found here. Location is a bit out of the way but Google maps took us there with no trouble. Tickets are sold online only and be prepare to wait outside of the museum for your time slot to be called. Please read the museum guidelines as they clearly explain what is expected from visitors. There is no food or drinks available for purchase in the museum. Overall it was a nice visit but we expected more.

Great museum, but very small. I honestly thought there would be more artwork to honour the great Yayoi Kusama in her flagship museum. The artwork that was exposed was beautiful and colourful. I particularly liked the room with the black light and polka dots. All in all, it is worth seeing if you enjoy colourful modern art and the ticket price is reasonable (1100 yen). You need to book in advance online as it will sell out.

(Translated by Google) Complete reservation system with a limit of 40 people per hour. Inbound demand is sold out 2 months ago. Now that the corona is bad, the place that people touched is immediately disinfected and very safe, so now is the chance. The pumpkin on the roof is picking up, It was a special exhibition that was replaced about twice, so we never went there. The whole building is a museum, and the tension rises from the outside. The number of exhibits is small, but I wonder if I can immerse myself in it. Access is poor and there is no parking lot. There is no place to stop by. The museum shop has a few limited edition items, Less than museums with other exhibitions. The rooftop on a clear evening is very good. If there aren't many people Please also take a look at the toilets on each floor. (Original) 1時間あたり40名の人数制限の完全予約制。 インバウンド需要の時は2ヶ月前に完売です。 コロナ禍の今、ひとが触れた所はすぐさま消毒ととても安全なので今がチャンスかと。 屋上のカボチャが取り上げてますが、 ねんに2回ほど入れ替えの企画展なので自分達が行った時はありませんでした。 ビル一棟まるまるの美術館で外観からテンションが上がります。 展示数は少ないですが没頭出来るのでありかな。 アクセスは悪く、駐車場も無し。 近隣に寄る所も無し。 ミュージアムショップは限定品は少しあるが、 他の展示会をした美術館よりは少ない。 晴天の夕方の屋上はとても良い。 人がすくなかったら、 各階のトイレも覗いてみてください。

Underrated museum in Tokyo — yayoi kusama is a cultural icon at a global scale and this is a quick and easy museum to fit in. A little far away but accessible by subway. You can do the whole thing in 30-60 minutes. You have to get tickets in advance tho so don’t wait if you want to see this

Discover so much about the different side of her work on top of what we usually see. Even though it is a small museum it is very inspiring. Do book you tickets in advance. They have limited tickets per day.

I've read a few reviews that the exhibit is small and the visit is super short. I personally took a good 2 hours as I wanted to enjoy the videos and super interesting texts that are present as well as fully immerse myself in it. I think it was completely worth the visit. To add to it the staff were very friendly and helpful. Also don't forget to book your tickets beforehand because sometimes they can be sold out and you won't get to enter that day!

An amazing space that houses exhibitions of Yayoi Kusama including new works. I have attended many of the biannual collections they are shown throughout the building and crowned in the open air rooftop by a brilliant sculptor including giant pumpkin and more recently a flower. It was such a privilege to see early works, videos and press archives from her avant-garde career. The main gallery has hosted collections of vibrant and lush works that fill the room and your being with love. It is an experience that I will constantly return to and always learn a more about this transformative artist and her undeniable ability to reach out to the viewers to make us feel. A must see experience if you are a fan or art lover. Make sure you book before your visit. Thank you for sharing!! ❤️💜💚

Genau die richtige Portion Gegenwartskunst. Dauernd in den Medien zu sehen gewesen, ist die Künstlerin KUSAMA eine wirkliche Institution und Bereicherung. Die Ausstellung sorgt für gute Laune. -Allerdings von den großen Werken gibt es hier nicht zu sehen… vielleicht ehern ein kleiner “Teaser” ihrer Kunst. Das Ganze ist in einer 1/2 Std abgehandelt… Beeindruckende Architektur des Gebäudes. Mini Museums Shop

Though museum is small, it is worth the visit to enjoy and admire the artwork of this great artist. At the top floor there is collection of books about Yayoi for browsing. The only feedback I have is the lack of merchandise. Do book your tickets in advance as they do not sell tickets on the spot and there is a limitation to the number of people entering the museum for each time slot. It may not be located near train station, it is pretty easy to navigate via google map. Do note that no photography is allowed at 2nd and 3rd floor except for the light room but there is a time limit on how long we can stay in the room. It is a joy to see the lift decorated with polka dots too!

If u like Yayoi art u wanna enjoy, always has a different exhibition this was a Poem in my heart. For covid time u have to reserve the entrance, is cheap, and also few people so u can contemplate as long as u want Restriction for taka a photo.

Bought tickets online for timed visit. Tickets are available for purchase on site as well. Interesting exhibition. I love the pumpkins and polka dot room the most. Poetry pieces have English translation as well. Do visit the toilet, it's part of the experience =) Not crowded so it was nice to be able to sit and enjoy the sculpture at the top floor

It wasn't as good as I was expecting. I've loved her work for a long time, and I've read about her life and history. So, I was OK with the small exhibition with no artwork titles or information about her. But if you aren't familiar with her work at all, there is no information! I think at least there should be titles. Also, it was a very small collection, and I've enjoyed her other exhibitions better. To be honest, maybe my expectations were high because I wanted to go here for a year or more, but I was disappointed. There were also a lot of things geared towards taking photos for social media, which I'm not really into either. Even the time line of her life was only written highlights without photos. I really think this museum needs improvement.

(Translated by Google) I watched it on weekdays with the first reservation frame in the morning. The number of people is limited, so you can watch it slowly. Since it was a museum named after him, I expected to see various works, so I was honestly disappointed with the small number of works. I think it is a valuable place for enthusiastic fans because there are the latest works produced for the special exhibition. (Original) 平日、朝一の予約枠で鑑賞しました。 人数制限がされており、ゆっくりと鑑賞はできます。 ご本人の名前をつけた美術館ということで、いろんな作品を見れることを期待していったため、作品数の少なさは正直残念でした。 企画展に合わせて制作された最新作があるので、熱心なファンの方にとっては貴重な場所だと思います。

Very small exhibit. Though not as exciting as some larger museums, it’s a simple and cute detour if you have the time on your day trip to Tokyo. Not a main sight to see, but a nice extra if you’re in the area often. The exhibit does not give too much background about her life, but if you know you know. The polka dot room exhibit was cool. Reservations by online queue only.

Unfortunately underwhelming. I have been at the exhibition in Montreal last year and was surprised that the actual Yayoi Kusama Museum offers a lot less. It's 4 small floors with only a handful of pieces and almost no explanation about them and none about her amazing life. There is only two sculptures, one interactive room (that is not as fun as the infinity rooms) and about 25 paintings total. The part I enjoyed the most is the view of the city from the top floor, and the Tokyo Modern Art Museum in Roppongi has so much more merchandise to offer, this was also surprising that there isn't a lot of variety to buy at the shop downstairs. It was a let-down.

An art museum that is standing between our daily 3+1 dimensional world and Kusama’s 2-4+1 hyper-personal inward dimensions. Brilliant, but I still feel dizzy now.

I am in the fandom of Yayoi Kusama for so long, so as soon as i knew that i will be in Tokyo, this place is on my to-go list. The building itself is nicely done in contemporary style with a roof top. Don't miss using the toilet here, you will be surprised of its decorative approach. Anyway, i would give only 4 stars as the museum features too little collections, only on fl. 2-3 and an installation on rooftop. I used to visit Yayoi Exhibition in S'Pore and it has more items than this museum.The souvenir shop should be called souvenir corner as it is quite small, but i still found myself buying something for 5,000 yens 😜.

Wonderful healing spot with the great artist. It is not a big museum but there are lots of masterpieces of Kusama Yayoi. Love this place.

(Translated by Google) In August 2020, I stopped by when the number of workers was low with the new Corona. Since it is a reservation system on the net, you can see it without crowding. I can shoot most of the works, so it's helpful to be able to go home and take a closer look. After all, the mirror room waited for about 20 minutes. The children were very pleased with the work of decorating the sunflowers wherever they like. (Original) 2020年8月、新型コロナで人手が少なくなっているときに立ち寄りました。ネットでの予約制なので密集せずにおちついて見れます。ほとんどの作品を撮影できるので、家に帰ってじっくり見返すことができるので助かります。ミラールームはやはり20分ぐらいは待った。ヒマワリをみなが好きなところに飾ってつくる作品は子供たちがとても喜んでいた。

Quite small but very nice. Some great pieces. Entry policy guarantees the museum is never crowded.

I was surprised with how few or little this museum features her works compared to the infinity exhibition I attended in Singapore a couple of years ago. This is a good introduction to her work but I would be happier if a bigger display of her works can be found in Japan.

I had a great time visiting the museum. although the artist has a problematic past, it was very interesting to see their work. The staff at the museum will also very helpful and knowledgeable. It’s a little bit difficult to get to the museum via public transport, so leave a lot of time in advance

Need to purchase tickets in advance because they only allow limited number of visitors per day. The site features Yayoi Kusama’s early and current works. There’s not much display so you can finish exploring here in a matter of 20-30 minutes

(Translated by Google) It was a neighborhood so I came. It was a very enjoyable space. I would like to come again. (Original) わりと近所だったので来てみました。 とても楽しめる空間でした。 また来たいと思います。

June 2023: a little far off the metro station but ok walk on a non rainy day. Lockers provided at first floor as visitors are to climb stairs for 5 floors and then take the lift down. No photos allowed on 2F and 3F. Photos allowed the rest of the floors. Prior booking of tickets a must. No walk ins. Items for sale at the gift shop the same as in MOMA design shop. Installations are similar (and in fact more limited) to those I have seen in the Yayoi exhibition in Singapore. However it was nice visiting the museum itself.

The yayoi museum was a cool experience but it was a little underwhelming. Some of the exhibits are really cool while others are not very interesting. The museum itself is quite small and it felt like there was not a lot to look at, just a lot of empty space. It is important to note that you need to make ticket reservations online in advance in order to go. Overall, not the best museum but not the worst either.

(Translated by Google) There are too few exhibits and the admission ticket is high. (Original) 展示が少なすぎる上に入場券が高い。

I was quite excited for this ,and have to say that I was a bit disappointed. It’s in the middle of nowhere (which I was prepared for) but it is incredibly small. Honestly, it wasn’t worth the visit. I’m giving 3 stars because her work is amazing.

The museum was very nice overall. The exhibits are not too crowded thanks to their ticketing system. I had really hoped to see more of an infinity room like some of her traveling shows have. However, it was beautiful to see the one that permanently resides here. Her art work is so detailed it was easy to spend nearly an hour just admiring the few floors with her large and small format paintings. The admission is cheap. You just need to reserve as soon in advance as possible to get in. A definite recommendation for lovers of art.

Just had a blast at the Yayoi Kusama museum! Even though it's a small space and some of the works were repeats from a previous exhibition I saw in Singapore, if you're a fan like me, it's definitely a must-visit spot.

I would have liked to see a more dedicated space to the life and personal views of Yayoi Kusama but that was limited to just a TV screen and slideshow on the first floor. The architecture of the building is nice and serves as a good platform for the works. The rooftop terrace is a great bonus. Worth a visit if you’re around!

Small but nice. Book in advance. Must go to the 2F toilet even the nature ain’t calling.

Worst museum. I strongly recommend: don't go, you can't see any iconic works from her. Better keep the memories of the international expositions tours. I lost a lunch money. U.u

If you love art and want to immerse yourself in the unique world of Yayoi Kusama, it is a nice gallery. I enjoyed going through each floor and understanding her inspiration for each piece. It gives you a glimpse into her genius mind. It’s nice that reservations must be made in advance so that the space doesn’t get overcrowded. It may seem a bit underwhelming if you are just there to see her famous sculptures.

(Translated by Google) Why Shinjuku Ward? Why is there no disability discount? (Original) なぜ新宿区なのか？ なぜ障がい割引がないのか？

Although the ticket price is not that high it is disappointing as there are very few pieces of art. if you don't have to wait to get see some of the art works, you would struggle to need more than 30 minutes in the building. The building itself is light and modern and it seems a missed opportunity not to take advantage of the building design to integrate more art work. Top floor has an unusual view of Shinjuku and the skylight on the top floor is beautifully designed. Worth checking out one of the restrooms as they are decorated in the style of Yayoi Kusama as well.

A pleasant experience full of colors and magic, Kusama SAN is without a doubt brilliant.

This was a fun experience, but I would’ve liked to be able to see more exhibits. It is a fairly small building with five levels, and a great view on the top level make sure to buy tickets in advance because when we showed up there were no other tickets available if you didn’t pre-order. They have a website and it is very easy to make a ticket purchase.

This is a nice museum to go to especially if you're a Kusama fan. Pls buy your ticket in advance to avoid disappointment. The weekday that I went on, it was completely sold out. It's a small exhibition. Photography is not permitted on levels 2 and 3. Like all her exhibitions, there was room for you to experience I a darkened room with dots highlighted in the uv light. Each solo or group is given a certain time to enjoy it.

Her best pieces are in the room where photos aren’t allowed, so if you’re scrolling through the photos judging whether to visit - there’s still more to see! Absolutely recommend to go. Personally we feel like there wasn’t enough paintings in this place, we thoroughly enjoyed the ones where you can’t take photos of but we were left wanting more. There’s a very cool room you can go in to get a funky UV experience. Also wished the gift shop was more extensive. *pre book tickets in advance!*

Was a really fun and immersive experience for those who like Yayoi’s works. Really loved the art and curation of the museum! Not allowed to take photos and videos at most parts of the museum. Book tickets early! Got them on the second day of the month. Able to go into the museum 30 minutes before ticket entry.

Interesting showcase including large works like the Infinity Mirror Room and polka dot room. Audiovisual coverage of her historical work and interviews as well. Good for existing fans or newly interested. Building can get a bit hot in the summer. Good merchandise store too. No photography allowed beyond first floor. Tickets are also timeslot based so don’t be late.

Highly recommend booking tickets in advanced as our session was sold out upon arrival. A bit out of the way but worth the travel to see the exhibit.

Bit of a let down. I feel terrible for saying it, but it’s the truth. I’ve been a fan of Kusama Yayoi since seeing her My Eternal Soul exhibit at the National Art Center back in 2017, so I was excited to visit a museum dedicated to her. I was a bit caught off guard by the tiny size and poor use of what space there was. The museum is narrow with five floors (be ready to climb stairs, by the way), but each floor contains only a handful of works with a considerable amount of empty space. What there was was brilliant, but it being her own dedicated museum, I just wished there was more. Much more. With its location being somewhat out of the way, I’m not sure I’d recommend it to anyone beyond a dedicated fan, and certainly not tourists with limited time to spend in Japan.

It was interesting to learn more about the artist. It's not a super big museum and you can't take pictures for most of it. Max time you will probably spend in there is probably 1.4hr

There are very few people under the Covid-19, so make an appointment 3 or 4 days in advance. The works are beautiful, but the exhibits are very limited. The price/performance ratio is not high.

I loved the museum! Many many levels of beautiful art! Even the elevator is decorated!

Limited and frequently changing exhibition in a very special building. Does only take about 20min to see everything but you need absolutely to book in advance.

Kusama’s works are cool, but this museum was a bit smaller than I imagined. It only took about 30 minutes to go through the whole thing.

If you want to appreciate Kusama’s work in a BOOK this is the place for you — only 10 works in exhibition, no photos allowed, and very limited time, very disappointing

Expectations weren't that high after reading other reviews and even then it was disappointing. Very small exhibition with hardly any art. Although not expensive, it took us 15min to see (including cueing at elevators).

We visited prior to Covid and really enjoyed this museum! We love Kusama and have been following her works for awhile, so we were excited to be able to book tickets. Make sure to do so in advance, or it may be sold out the day of. Like other reviewers have said, there's not a ton of work here, but instead it offers a more detailed glimpse into some of her lesser known works and a deeper understanding of how she came to discovering her artistic style/expression. Note: Visited prior to Covid, so things may be a little different.

I love Yayoi Kusama. But this museum is too small and underwhelming. There were only 6 artworks on display. In comparison, her exhibition at the Singapore National Gallery was splendid with 120 artworks and I had enjoyed it very much. I feel that her works need to be exhibited in a bigger space to best showcase them. So the tiny museum space they have is probably not ideal. The museum is also not easy to get to because it's not near the train station.

It's a nice museum. There were only a few people there because of the restriction with the covid virus. But there really isn't much artwork to be seen. The building is nice and has about five stories. A bit distant from the station too.

Must visit, awesome museum and exhibition of Yayoi’s works. Must book tickets in advance of your visit as each session is booked out.

You must make reservation ahead! It is getting very popular, so you can't just drop in anymore. I had to sign up for my visit a month ahead. They said they change the exhibits 1-2 times per year. So you can experience something different every year. There are souvenirs that you can only buy there too but I thought the selections were very small...

(Translated by Google) Kusama design ran into the city! The works of the museum are powerful. (Original) 街の中にまで草間デザインが走ってました！ 美術館の作品は迫力ありますね。

(Translated by Google) Powerful building (Original) 迫力ある建物

(Translated by Google) I was impressed! (Original) 感動しました！

(Translated by Google) Since I visited the Forever Museum of Contemporary Art in Kyoto many times, I thought that the number of works was small, but since this museum has a structure that calculates how to show the works, works such as pumpkin objects on the roof and gimmicks that make use of the height Was also wonderfully satisfied (Original) 京都のフォーエバー美術館に何度も訪れていたので作品数自体は少なく思いましたが、こちらの美術館は作品の見せ方を計算した構造なので屋上のカボチャのオブジェや高さを活かした仕掛けなどの作品も素晴らしく大満足でした

Too small, very few pieces

Very few installations. Maybe not worth the fee

(Translated by Google) It is compact and can be rotated in about 20 minutes. This is a special exhibition centered on installations. The mirror room is about 2 minutes, but you can enter one group at a time. The inside of the elevator and toilet is also polka dots. (Original) コンパクトで20分前後で廻れます。インスタレーション中心の企画展示です。 ミラールームは2分程度ですが1組ずつ入室出来ます。エレベーターとトイレ内部も水玉模様です。

(Translated by Google) I think it's an exhibition that you can enjoy for each project. (Original) 企画毎に楽しめる展示だと思います。

(Translated by Google) It is impossible for those who dislike the work of Mayumi Kusama. As expected, there are many polka dots. Personally, I like it. (Original) 草間繭美さんの作品が嫌いな方には、無理です。 さすが水玉が多いです。個人的には、好きです。

(Translated by Google) [Advance reservation required, no same-day ticket] [Exhibition contents changed as appropriate] Walk a little from the station. It can be from Kagurazaka or Waseda. Please note that the contents of the exhibition will change, so you may not even want to see the XX you saw in the photo before. The museum itself is small, so early people may finish in about 10 minutes. It's very interesting when you take a closer look! The toilets are also elaborate, so please pay attention to various places. (Original) 【事前予約必須、当日券はなし】 【展示内容は適宜変更】 少し駅から歩きます。神楽坂からでも、早稲田からでもいいです。 展示内容が変わるので、前に写真でみた〇〇をみたいと思ってもない場合があるので、ご注意ください。 美術館自体は小ぶりなので、早い人は10分くらいで終わってしまうかもしれません。じっくり見るととてもおもしろいですよ！ トイレなども凝っているので、様々なところに注意してみてください。

(Translated by Google) The unique view of the world is very It is a power spot. You will be given overwhelming power. If you come when you are depressed I think it's good. I think everyone is enjoying this space with the people who came I feel connected at the bottom of my consciousness. (Original) 独特の世界観がすごく パワースポットになっています。 圧倒的な力を授けてもらえます。 落ち込んだ時に来たら 良いと思います。 来たひととこの空間をみんなで楽しんでいるかと思うと 意識の下のほうでつながっている気持ちがします。

(Translated by Google) I'm glad I went (Original) 行ってよかった

(Translated by Google) A unique world. I was drawn in. (Original) 独特な世界。引き込まれました。

(Translated by Google) It is relatively easy to make reservations at this time of year, and since the number of people is limited, there are few people and you can take a leisurely look around. I made two round trips and watched slowly. As it is written in many low reviews, Mr. Kusama's work was few compared to other museums, but I felt that I dared to put it a little here so that I could enjoy the entire space of architecture and works. .. It was good personally. There are some evaluations that the access is bad and the location is not good, but it is usually within walking distance of the station, that architecture looks beautiful because of that location, and after watching it, you can walk to Kagurazaka and take a walk. thought. It is recommended to go a little later than the reserved time (it seems that you can enter from the reserved time to 30 minutes) during the sunny day. (Original) 今の時期は予約が比較的取りやすく、人数制限されているため人も少なくゆっくりと見て回ることができます。私は2往復してゆっくりと見ました。 たくさんの低評で書かれているように、他の美術館と比べたら草間さんの作品は少なかったですが、ここは建築と作品の空間全部を楽しむようにあえて少なめに置いている気がしました。個人的には良かったです。 アクセスが悪い、場所が良くないという評価も見かけますが、普通に駅徒歩圏内ですし、あの場所だからこそあの建築が美しく見えるわけだし、観終わった後に歩いて神楽坂まで行って散策もできるのでいいと思いました。 晴れの昼間、予約時間より少し遅め(予約時間から30分までは入場できるらしい)に行くことをお勧めします。

(Translated by Google) It was smaller than Matsumoto's exhibition, but it was Yayoi Kusama World. (Original) 松本の展示よりは小規模だったけど、草間彌生ワールドだった

(Translated by Google) It depends on your taste, but it's good to hang out (Original) 好みによりますが、ぶらりするには良い

(Translated by Google) It's more like a photo spot than a museum. It might be fun to go on a date. Is it just a little short? I also want the shop to be a little more fulfilling. (Original) 美術館というよりフォトスポットのような感じ。デートで行くと楽しいかも。ただすこし短い？あとショップももうちょっと充実してほしいかな。

(Translated by Google) You can enjoy Kusama's view of the world. Tickets can be booked online It seems that the number of people is also limited, so you can see it slowly. (Original) 草間さんの世界観を楽しめます。 チケットはネットからで完全予約制で 人数も制限してるみたいでゆっくりみられます。

Always sn exceptional experience.

This is an amazing museum futured by famous artists “Kuwana Yayoi”. I guess you have ever seen her art somewhere in the world. Her artworks are said that comes from her imagination by depression. They are amazing and gorgeous. Especially here you can experience by yourself here like you get in a box or get in a room and you would be a part of her art. This building is just tiny and compacted in a small place. It takes only less than 1 hr. It’s good! Most of the artwork is photo available. Enjoy!!!

事前予約制。外観からクサマ感。展示スペースはそんなに広くないが、写真を撮れる場所も多く、ライトなクサマ好きも一定満足できるのでは。

Had a great time at the Yayoi Kusama museum. They regularly change the special exhibits as well as the pieces that are on the floor of the museum. There is a small gift shop where you can buy exhibit books from the past, handkerchiefs, polka dot squash, scarf, and small money purse.

(Translated by Google) Yayoi Kusama has always liked it, and I went to see Naoshima because I liked it too much. This is a complete reservation system, so you can enjoy your work slowly. When Corona calms down, I would like to take a leisurely look at the work. (Original) 草間彌生さんは昔から好きで、好きすぎて直島まで見に行ったりしました。 ここは完全予約制なので、ゆっくりと作品が楽しめます。 またコロナが落ち着いたら、ゆっくり作品を見に行きたいです。

(Translated by Google) Only a small number of crazy works are on display. There are places where you can take pictures, so let's tell your friends with a face book or stamp. (Original) どハデな作品がごく少数展示されています。写真を撮れる場所もあるので、顔本や印かんスタンプとやらで、お友達に教えてあげましょう。

(Translated by Google) I visited for the first time. My favorite polka dot art. (Original) 初めて訪れました。大好きな水玉アート。

A concise museum that exhibits most of the highlights of the artist's life. I am not a fan of the artist's work but I enjoyed my visit here and was pleasantly surprised by some of here paintings. There are floors where taking pictures and videos are prohibited. This is usually explained at the beginning of the tour so please take note. Reservation is also required beforehand so make sure to make one before visiting.

A nice place to have a condensed view of some works. But the 'shop' was disappointing. So very few goods.

(Translated by Google) e? Is it in such a place? It's a location, but it's intense because it's all about Yayoi Kusama from the exterior. It was smaller than I had imagined, but I was happy to walk to Waseda and walk around the former residence of Natsume Soseki. (Original) え？こんなところにあるの？ って立地なんですけど、外装から何から草間彌生さん一色なので強烈です。 個人的に想像してたよりも小さかったのですが、早稲田の方まで歩いて近く、夏目漱石の旧居跡なども散策できて満足。

Very underwhelming. Probably the second worst museum I’ve ever been to. Just for Instagram pretty much. Your best shot at a more authentic Yayoi experience would be in Roppongi (temporary STARS) or her hometown Matsumoto

(Translated by Google) Recommended if you like Yayoi Kusama's work. Polka dots start from the entrance. Since it is a reservation system, you can watch it calmly. You can put your luggage in the locker and see it empty-handed. One floor is small, so the number of works is small. You can go up and down as many times as you like within the time, so if you have a favorite place, you can aim for the timing when there are no people. (Original) 草間弥生さんの作品が好きならおすすめです。 エントランスから水玉が始まります。 予約制なので、落ち着いて見られます。 荷物をロッカーに入れて、手ぶらで見られます。 ワンフロアは、こじんまりしているので、作品数は少ないです。 時間内なら何度上がり下りしてもよいので、気に入った場所があれば、人がいないタイミングも狙えます。

(Translated by Google) Art Museum by Reservation System Can be watched in an hour (Original) 預約制的美術館 一個小時可以看完

(Translated by Google) I went there because of my neighborhood! This is all artist works! Honorary inhabitants of Shinjuku Ward! (Original) ご近所な事もあり行って来ました！ これぞアーティストな作品ばかり！ 流石新宿区名誉区民！

(Translated by Google) The number of works was less than I expected. But there seems to be some works that change regularly (Original) 思ってたより作品点数が少なかった。でも定期的に替わる作品もあるみたいです

(Translated by Google) There were fewer exhibits than expected. I wanted to see a little more work. (Original) 期待より展示物は少なめでした。もう少し作品が見たかった。

(Translated by Google) A small museum where you can fully enjoy Yayoi Kusama's installation. Reservation required (Original) 小さいけれど草間彌生のインスタレーションを存分に楽しめる美術館。予約制

(Translated by Google) There is no coin locker. (Original) コインロッカーはありません。