October 1st (Wed) – November 26th (Wed) The Art Aquarium Museum will be bathed in autumn colors
The Art Aquarium Museum Ginza (located at Ginza Mitsukoshi) will be holding a special autumn exhibition, "Goldfish Swimming Fantasy Autumn Night 2025," for a limited time from Wednesday, October 1st to Wednesday, November 26th.
The Art Aquarium Museum Ginza, which was renovated in June this year, is now an autumn space! Each area, where goldfish swim in aquariums, is lined with beautiful autumn flowers, such as maples, ginkgo trees, and red spider lilies. The entire space is bathed in the emotional colors of autumn, creating a scene perfect for the coming season.
Enjoy goldfish art in Ginza during the autumn season of art. This is the perfect time to go out, so be sure to enjoy the arrival of autumn in the fantastical space of Art Aquarium.
■Experience a fantastical autumn atmosphere in Ginza, where a space filled with traditional Japanese beauty is dyed in autumn colors!
In the autumn special exhibition, each area will be decorated with seasonal flowers and colors, such as autumn leaves, ginkgo trees, and red spider lilies. The dancing goldfish are combined with the stillness and deepening of autumn. Experience a world that can only be experienced in autumn at ART AQUARIUM.
■ Autumn is the season for art and food! Various events will be held during the period.
During the autumn exhibition, we will be offering various collaborative plans and events. If you are planning a trip to Ginza during the autumn holiday season, be sure to enjoy your autumn outing with the ART AQUARIUM.
●Wednesday, October 1st! Oi Ocha Museum Collaboration "Ginza Walking Guided Tour"
●Goldfish guidebooks will be given away on October 1st (Wednesday), Tokyo Citizens' Day●There are also lots of other events!
Planned collaborations: FLOR Gelato / Hyatt Centric Ginza Tokyo NAMIKI667 / Minoru Shokudo / Leica Camera Japan, etc. *We will announce the collaborations as they are decided, so stay tuned!
●Goldfish Approach <br /> The approach, modeled after a series of torii gates, is a space filled with autumn flowers, red spider lilies.
The moment the space turns bright red, you can feel the autumn atmosphere.
This is a view that can only be seen in this season.
●Goldfish Corridor <br /> A colonnade of goldfish stands in a space that resembles the corridors seen in temple and shrine architecture.
Ginkgo trees decorate this space, which seems to go on forever, giving it an autumnal feel.
●Goldfish Waterfall <br /> This work, inspired by a waterfall, depicts an autumnal scene in which the natural space is dyed red with autumn leaves.
Enjoy the colors of autumn in an immersive experience surrounded by the hues of autumn leaves and crimson goldfish.
●New Goldfish Review/Goldfish Collection <br /> Autumn arrives in the aquarium where goldfish swim.
The two works in the New Goldfish Appraisal and Goldfish Collection, where you can take your time to appreciate a variety of species, express the scenery unique to this season, with the insides of each aquarium dyed in autumn colors.
Enjoy watching goldfish swimming gracefully in a space filled with dancing flowers such as red spider lilies.
■About Art Aquarium
An immersive entertainment art piece featuring a goldfish tank, featuring light, scent and sound.
The Art Aquarium is a unique world where Japanese tradition and cutting-edge art come together, and the culture of appreciating goldfish, which has continued since the Edo period, is expressed in the form of a work of art in the modern era.
The beautiful aquarium artwork, spatial presentation, and the goldfish, each possessing a variety of beauty, create a fantastical space. Since 2007, this entertainment-style art museum IP has attracted a total of 12.3 million visitors (as of February 2025).
The Art Aquarium Museum GINZA, which opened at Ginza Mitsukoshi in May 2022, is a permanent facility where visitors can enjoy the changing seasons throughout the year. Since its opening, the museum has been changing its aquarium artworks every year, allowing visitors to see a variety of Art Aquarium works, including representative works of the Art Aquarium and new works being shown for the first time at the Ginza location.
"Goldfish Rock Garden" collaborative work by Kengo Kuma
Collaborative work with Shogo Kariyazaki "Hanamai"
Facility Overview
Facility name: Art Aquarium Museum Ginza (English: ART AQUARIUM MUSEUM GINZA)
Admission fee
Online ticket: 2,500 yen https://ticket.artaquarium.jp/
Same-day tickets: 2,700 yen (same-day tickets are sold on the 9th floor of the Ginza Mitsukoshi New Building)
Location: Ginza Mitsukoshi New Building 8th floor (entrance on the 9th floor) (4-6-16 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo)
Access: Directly connected to Ginza Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza, Marunouchi, and Hibiya lines. 5-minute walk from Ginza-itchome Station (Exit 9) on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho line. 2-minute walk from Higashi-Ginza Station on the Toei Asakusa and Tokyo Metro Hibiya lines via the underground passage towards Ginza station. 9-minute walk from Yurakucho Station (Central Exit/Ginza Exit) on the JR lines.
Opening hours
10:00-19:00 (subject to change) Last admission 18:00
Closing days: Same as Ginza Mitsukoshi's closing days (In addition, the museum may be closed irregularly for maintenance, etc. Please check the official website for details)
Official website: http://artaquarium.jp/
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Please note: Strollers and pets are not permitted inside the venue.
There are no lockers for luggage.
Organized by Kiranah Resort Co., Ltd.
Planning and production: Amusement Parks Co., Ltd.
Managed by Amusement Parks Co., Ltd.
Cooperation: Isetan Mitsukoshi Co., Ltd. Ginza Mitsukoshi
[Art Aquarium Production Committee] Press Release
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