Tokyo Setagaya Art Museum Transportation Guide: Explore the Secret Art World Hidden in the Greenery

#TokyoTrafficStrategy The Setagaya Art Museum, hidden deep in the greenery of Tokyo's Angusti Park, is like an alien base that has quietly landed. Architect Shozo Uchii used a matrix of cement blocks to create an orderly exterior that contrasts beautifully with the 16,000 pieces of art in the museum's collection. This is not only a palace of primitive art, but its design concept of "the venue is the collection" makes the building itself an artistic masterpiece worthy of careful appreciation. Below is a detailed explanation of how to get to this secret place! Subway route: The most convenient way is to take the Tokyu Denentoshi Line to Inuchi Station. From Exit 1, it is about a 10-minute walk to Inuchi Park. The route passes through quiet residential areas, gradually surrounded by lush greenery, and finally arrives at this hidden art venue. Bus transfer: From JR Yokosuka Line "Sangenjaya Station", you can take a bus to "Inuchi Park-mae" stop, and walk 3 minutes to the museum. This route is suitable for travelers departing from the JR line or the Sangenjaya shopping district. You can also enjoy the streetscape of Setagaya district along the bus. When you enter the Setagaya Art Museum, you may want to follow the circular route to appreciate the masterpieces of primitive masters such as Henri Rousseau, while feeling the spatial poetry of the interweaving of bare concrete buildings and natural light. When the afternoon sun shines on the corridor, sit on the bench in the atrium and watch the light and shadows pass by quietly, allowing art and time to quietly merge at this moment.