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The Nezu Museum uses an online timed-entry reservation system, which is also ¥100 cheaper than buying at the door. You may not be able to enter the museum when it is crowded, so it is recommended to book a timed-entry ticket.
Opening hours for NEZUCAFÉ are 10am–4:30pm (last order for food @ 3pm / drinks @ 4pm).
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A special exhibition taking place at Tokyo's Nezu Museum looks into the history behind raden pieces. This traditional decorative technique involves inlaying thin mother of pearl pieces on woodwork and lacquerware items, and it was introduced to Japan in the Nara Period (710–794).
Along with exploring the history of raden in Japan, there will also be raden items displayed that originate from mainland China, the Korean Peninsula, and the Ryukyu Islands (Okinawa).
Adult admission to the event is priced at 1300 yen, and timed-entry tickets must be reserved in advance. These can be booked through the official website here.
Nezu Museum is located approximately 5 minutes on foot from the Tokyo Metro's Omotesando Station, served by the Ginza, Chiyoda, and Hanzomon lines. The closest exit to the museum is A5.
Parking at the museum is extremely limited (less than 10 spaces), so utilizing public transportation where possible is highly advisable.
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