100th Anniversary of the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum - Edo in Focus: Japanese Treasures from the British Museum

The exhibition is only on until October 18th, leaving just a few days. Hurry if you want to catch it! The screens are exceptionally elegant, and there are many ukiyo-e prints to see.

Very easy to use, can directly enter the museum with online ticket. But since it’s linked to a website instead of QR code. so you’ll have to have internet connection to scan the ticket. You can’t really take photos inside the special exhibition except for a few piece. there’s also a lot of products for sell as well.

There were so many people, and if I hadn't booked my ticket in advance, I would have had to wait even longer. I was a bit flustered because it wasn't a QR code system, but there was no need to exchange it for a separate physical ticket. I just showed my reservation at the entrance and went right in.

Convenient to purchase, it's very easy to see exhibitions in Japan. Just show the QR code to enter quickly. The exhibition was fantastic, highly recommended!

Using the Klook e-ticket allows direct entry, saving time from waiting in line to purchase tickets on-site (there were many visitors on 9/11).

By skipping the on-site ticket purchase process, there is a chance to enter the venue 10 minutes earlier.

really amazing. exhibition very well prepared and easy to follow and understand. very good

There were 3 floors of amazing history!!

While the admission ticket itself was fine, the exhibition hall was too crowded, making it difficult to see.

i can enter very smooyhly