Things to do in Ota Memorial Museum of Art

It was a wonderful experience! The dogs were all adorable, and the staff were very kind and friendly. However, since our visit was at 12:30 PM, the dogs seemed a bit tired, with three out of five sleeping nearby. I recommend coming earlier to catch them during their more active hours!

The shop isn't large, but the decor is adorable, and the crowd control is excellent. There aren't too many people at any given time, so there's plenty of space to browse. When you visit, remember to choose your bread and place your order at the first stop. Then, you can browse other items, pay for everything together, and finally pick up your bread. This makes the process very smooth!

Entry is by QR code scan only. Once upstairs, all bags must be stored in lockers. There are two levels with escalators for access. The upper level has ample seating for resting, and many people lie on the helipad to gaze at the sky. The only low glass panel in the entire venue is a photo spot, where staff are available to take your picture for free. You'll need to pay to get the printed photo. On the lower level, there's a mini pub, which is quite chill for a drink during the evening.

I'm extremely satisfied! The capybara is so cute. At first, I was a little scared, but the more I look at it, the cuter it gets, haha.

Such a nice view. It’s easy to redeem also. Bought a morning schedule and so far there’s less queue.

very cute experience and good to do with the family. our family of 5 was able to fit and there was 2 other small families there

Enjoy the convenience of booking with Klook: Book directly for your desired date, and you can enter immediately upon arrival, without having to wait in line to buy tickets, only to wait in line again for entry.

Tokyo looks very beautiful from top