ART AQUARIUM MUSEUM

Present your e-ticket for direct verification and access.;Location of use;4-6-16 Ginza, Chuo Ward, Tokyo, 8th floor of Ginza Mitsukoshi (reception entrance: 9th floor of the new building);Time of use;12:30(your selected time slot);For specific operating hours, please refer to https://artaquarium.jp/

Highlights

• •Goldfish Corridor: A mirrored walkway of illuminated columns that creates an infinite, dreamlike underwater forest.
• •Traditional Craft Tanks: Unique glass vessels inspired by origami and temari (silk balls) that distort and magnify swimming fish.
• •The Oiran Series: Dramatic, large-scale installations that use neon lights to evoke the elegance of Edo-era Japanese courtesans.
• •Goldfish Waterfall: A multisensory display where water cascades down tiered glass walls, blending tranquil sounds with shimmering movement
• •Seasonal Art: Collaborative exhibits that pair rare goldfish varieties with seasonal flowers and digital projections to celebrate the changing Japanese year.

What to expect

Harmony with Goldfish



The beauty of space

The beauty of the venue will be enhanced not just by the aquarium and goldfish, but by using the entire venue. The harmony between traditional Japanese culture and goldfish will create a calming space that will help you forget the hustle and bustle of modern life.

Goldfish Corridor

Stepping into the colonnade of standing goldfish, you enter an infinite space. Looking down from the platform decorated with Japanese patterns, you can see the spatial expansion downwards. This spatial work expresses the corridors seen in temple and shrine architecture.

Goldfish Bamboo Forest

The solemn space, centered on tranquility, is composed of a string of lanterns and a bamboo forest, providing a pure place where knowledge can be elevated.

Artist collaboration

For the first time in Art Aquarium history, we will be exhibiting collaborative works with artists active in a variety of fields.

Collaboration with flowers

This exhibition will feature gorgeous floral arrangements by flower artist Shogo Karayazaki.

Things to note

• •Photography is allowed in the venue, but do not use tripods, monopods, etc.
• •The use of flash and lighting equipment is prohibited.