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Explore the Gotoh Museum in Setagaya, Tokyo, a haven for art lovers showcasing traditional Japanese crafts and serene gardens.
Nestled in Setagaya City, Tokyo, the Gotoh Museum offers a serene escape into the world of Japanese art and culture. With a focus on traditional crafts and aesthetics, this museum is a must-visit for art enthusiasts and curious travelers alike.
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Car
If you're driving, start by navigating to the Setagaya area of Tokyo. From Shibuya, take Route 246 towards Setagaya City. Continue on Route 246 until you reach the intersection at Kamiyama-cho. Turn left onto Route 20 and keep straight. After about 2 km, turn right onto Kaminoge Street. The Gotoh Museum will be on your left at 3 Chome-9-25 Kaminoge. Look for the parking sign nearby.
Train
To reach the Gotoh Museum by train, take the Odakyu Line from Shinjuku Station. Ride the train to Kamiyama-cho Station, which is approximately a 20-minute journey. Once you arrive, exit the station and head south on Kaminoge Street. Walk straight for about 15 minutes, and you will see the Gotoh Museum on your right at 3 Chome-9-25 Kaminoge.
Bus
If you prefer to take the bus, you can catch the Keio Bus from Shibuya Station. Take the bus heading to Kaminoge Station. The ride takes about 30 minutes. Once you arrive at Kaminoge Station, exit and walk north on Kaminoge Street for about 5 minutes. The Gotoh Museum will be on your left at 3 Chome-9-25 Kaminoge.
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