Accessibility

We do our best to make it possible for all visitors to enjoy the artwork at their leisure.

Obstruction-free

Arriving by car

The parking spaces at the museum are for the exclusive use of visitors with reduced mobility. If you would like to use the parking, please ask one of the security guards in the museum forecourt.

Service dogs are allowed.

Illustration : Hojo dog (Assistance Dog) mark

Guide dogs, assistance dogs, and hearing dogs are allowed in the museum.

Incline

Illustration : A person in a wheelchair going up the slope

There is an incline at the museum entrance. The entrance doors are automatic.

Multi-purpose toilet

Photo : Equipment for ostomates (artificial anus and artificial bladder) and toilets with handrails are lined up, and there is a facility for folding diaper changing sheets in front.

There are three multi-purpose toilets in the building (basement auditorium, 1F, 2F). There are facilities for ostomates (people using an artificial anus or artificial bladder) in the multi-purpose toilet on the first floor. Disposable diaper changing sheets are available.

Elevators

Photo : Elevator with two black doors side by side. There is an operation button in the middle.

All elevators in the building are wheelchair accessible.

Loan wheelchairs and baby carriages

Photo : A simple black stroller and a wheelchair with a purple seat lined up

There are about ten wheelchairs and three baby carriages available for loan. Please inquire at the information desk on the first floor.

Seating

Photo : Eleven chairs are lined up on an orange carpet. The Imperial Palace and the buildings of Otemachi can be seen outside the large windows.

There are seats and benches in the museum.