• Shibuya - Head to Shibuya Station to catch the Tokyu Toyoko Line.
• Mizoe Gallery - Board the Tokyu Toyoko Line from Shibuya to Denenchofu. The journey takes about 20 minutes, followed by a 5-minute walk. Begin by exploring Denenchofu, a prestigious neighborhood located above the Tamagawa River. This area offers a serene, residential atmosphere, designed with an English urban planning concept that incorporates natural elements. Mizoe Gallery is a remarkable gallery housed in a Japanese-style residence, allowing visitors to enjoy Japanese artworks in a homely setting.
• Jiyugaoka - Jiyugaoka is just one stop away from Denenchofu on the Tokyu Toyoko Line. On the return trip from Denenchofu, stop at Jiyugaoka to explore the town. Jiyugaoka is an upscale area filled with fashion boutiques and cafes, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely stroll and a delightful break.
• Sato Sakura Museum - After visiting Mizoe Gallery, return to Denenchofu Station to catch a train to Nakameguro. From the station, it’s a 5-minute walk to the Sato Sakura Museum. This museum features Japanese-style paintings of cherry blossoms by Japanese artists. Even if you miss the cherry blossom season, you can enjoy various Sakura artworks showcasing famous Sakura locations in Japan.
• Art Front Gallery - Art Front Gallery is deeply involved in all facets of art, promoting works created with a global outlook.
• Hillside Terrace - Yamada Heiando is a renowned supplier of lacquerware to the Japanese imperial household. This Japanese lacquerware brand boasts over 90 years of history, offering a wide range of products from tableware to jewelry boxes.
• Daikanyama T-Site - T-Site is a cultural hub featuring a diverse array of art and culture, including a bookstore, cafe, and retail shops. T-Site is more than just a bookstore; it offers books, movies, music, stationery, and even a travel desk.

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• Original map with shops and street
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• Private transportation
• Lunch

Explore exquisite Japanese art at galleries located in Tokyo’s lively and fashionable districts, including Daikanyama, Nakameguro, and Denenchofu. Visitors can admire both modern and contemporary pieces, shop at distinctive stores along the Meguro River, and experience a remarkable gallery housed in a traditional Japanese-style home in Denenchofu. Known as an upscale residential neighborhood, Denenchofu offers a non-touristy atmosphere. Enjoying contemporary art in a gallery set within a Japanese-style house promises a truly unique experience.

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