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A luxurious plan to enjoy art appreciation and Japan cuisine at the Toguri Museum of Art (Shoto) and Ryotei Cerulean Tower Sukiya
See, touch and taste "Old Imari Appreciation and Cuisine"
Limited event on January 25th (Mon) and 26th (Tue), 2027.
A special collaboration event between the Toguri Museum of Art and CERULEAN TOWER TOKYU HOTEL, where you can experience the supreme art and dining in Shibuya, a city where diverse cultures and entertainment are alive, where you can feel the traditional beauty of Japan and sophisticated Japanese design with all five senses.
At this event, you can enjoy a special viewing event where you can only see precious works through glass up close in a special room where you normally cannot enter, and even experience hands-on hands-on experience with the artworks. You can also enjoy a luxurious moment where participants can experience exhibition explanations in a private space with curators.
After the viewing, a special Japanese lunch course prepared with care by our dedicated chef will be prepared in the Ryotei Cerulean Tower Sukiya of the CERULEAN TOWER TOKYU HOTEL. This time, some dishes will be specially served in Ko-Imari.
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Toguri Museum of Art
CERULEAN TOWER TOKYU HOTEL
- Event date
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January 25th (Monday) and 26th (Wednesday), 2027
- Time
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Every day
[Group A] Toguri Museum 10:15~ / Sukiya around 12:00~
[Group B] Toguri Museum 11:00~ / Sukiya around 12:45~
- Fee
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22,000 yen per person
*Please pay at the Toguri Museum reception on the day of your visit.
- Capacity
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[Group A] ① Shared seating in the main hall - First 4 people only
② Private use of the tea room: First 1 group of 4 people
[Group B] ③ Shared seating in the main hall - First 8 people
- venue
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The meeting place on the day is the Toguri Museum of Art reception desk.
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If you cancel on the day, a 100% cancellation fee will be charged.
Schedule for the day
There will be two groups, A and B, with different start times, but the content will be the same.
*Please arrive at the Toguri Museum of Art reception desk before the start time.
Group A
- Start time
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10:15
- Toguri Museum of Art
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10:15~Special viewing party
10:45～Exhibition explanation
11:05~ Free viewing
- Move
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11:50～
- Cerulean Tower Sukiya
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From around 12:00
Group B
- Start time
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11:00
- Toguri Museum of Art
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11:00~Special viewing party
11:30~Exhibition explanation
11:50~ Free viewing
- Move
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12:35～
- Cerulean Tower Sukiya
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From around 12:45
At Toguri Museum of Art
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Special viewing session (approx. 30 minutes)
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"Reverse Lookup! Auspicious Signs Exhibition - What do the patterns on Old Imari porcelain mean?" - Exhibition commentary by the curator (approx. 20 minutes)
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Free viewing of the museum (approximately 45 minutes)
*Please note that the museum will be closed on that day, so only participants of this event will be able to view the exhibits.
*To protect the artwork, please remove any jewelry such as watches and rings during the special viewing.
Travel by taxi
CERULEAN TOWER TOKYU HOTEL Ryotei Cerulean Tower Sukiya at
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Saga Special Japanese Course Featuring Locally Produced Ingredients
*One drink included. Please choose from sparkling wine or non-alcoholic beverages on the day.
*Some dishes will be served in Ko-Imari ware.
*Please note that you will be sharing a table as meals will be served in the dining room.
*Final departure time is 3:00 PM.
Reservations/Inquiries
[Reservation period] November 25th (Wed) 10:00 - January 22nd, 2027 (Fri) 15:00
Please make your reservation via the booking website below or by phone.
*Please provide your name, number of people, preferred date and group, phone number, and email address.
*If you have any allergies or questions, please contact us by phone to inquire or make a reservation.
Toguri Museum of Art
The Toguri Museum of Art, a public interest incorporated foundation, opened in November 1987 on the former site of the Nabeshima family residence in Shoto, Shibuya Ward, with the aim of permanently preserving and widely exhibiting the works of art, primarily ceramics, that its founder, Toru Toguri, collected over many years. The collection mainly consists of Hizen porcelain such as Imari and Nabeshima, as well as East Asian ceramics from China and Korea. It operates as one of the few museums in Japan specializing in ceramics and holds four special exhibitions annually.
CERULEAN TOWER TOKYU HOTEL
Ryotei Cerulean Tower Sukiya
The traditional Sukiya layout consists of a hall (30 tatami mats), a secondary room (12 tatami mats), and a tea room (6 tatami mats).
Both day and night are limited to one group per day and by reservation only, allowing you to enjoy the essence of Japanese elegance and kaiseki cuisine while being surrounded by tranquility. We will wholeheartedly welcome you to this once-in-a-lifetime encounter.