100th Anniversary of the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum Masters of Swedish Painting from Nationalmuseum, Stockholm(Tokyo)
- "Swedish Paintings: Nordic Light, Everyday Glow" exhibition held at Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum in Ueno
- An exhibition specializing in Swedish paintings that has attracted worldwide attention in recent years
- The exhibition focuses on works from the 1880s to 1915, considered the golden age of Swedish art.
- All of the exhibited works are by Swedish artists. They express the harsh yet rich nature of Sweden, as well as a warm perspective on everyday life.
Package Options
Attraction Tickets
| Ticket type | E-ticket (direct entry), Reserve on your own |
| Exhibit type | Art exhibits |
| Attraction type | Classical art |
| Transport convenience | Near metro, Near bus stop, Near city center |
Product Info
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Event Overview
Date: January 27, 2026 (Tuesday) – April 12, 2026 (Sunday)
Closed: Mondays, February 24th (Tuesday) *However, open on February 23rd (Monday, national holiday)
Opening hours: 9:30-17:30 *Until 20:00 on Fridays *Entry is allowed until 30 minutes before closing
Nils Blommaer, "Fairies of the Meadow", 1850, oil on canvas, Nationalmuseum, Sweden. Photo: Cecilia Heisser / Nationalmuseum
Edvad Bergh, Summer Landscape, 1873, oil on canvas, Nationalmuseum of Sweden. Photo: Nationalmuseum
Carl Fredrik Hill, "Apple Tree in Blossom", 1877, oil on canvas, Nationalmuseum, Sweden. Photo: Erik Cornelius / Nationalmuseum
Bruno Liljefors, "Jays", 1886, oil on canvas, Nationalmuseum, Sweden. Photo: Cecilia Heisser / Nationalmuseum
Carl Larsson, "Gerring Ready for a Game", 1901, oil on canvas, Nationalmuseum of Sweden. Photo: Anna Danielsson / Nationalmuseum
Carl Larsson, The Kitchen from "A Home", 1894-1899, watercolour on paper, Nationalmuseum, Sweden. Photo: Bodil Beckman / Nationalmuseum
Gustaf Fjoestad, Winter Moonlight, 1895, oil on canvas, Nationalmuseum, Sweden. Photo: Hans Thorwid / Nationalmuseum
Prince Eugen, "Calm Water" 1901, oil on canvas, Nationalmuseum of Sweden. Photo: Anna Danielsson / Nationalmuseum
Nils Kreuger, "Nightfall", 1904, oil on canvas, Nationalmuseum of Sweden. Photo: Nationalmuseum
Purchase Notice
- Free for those under 18 and high school students
- Free admission for university and vocational school students only on weekdays from January 27th (Tue) to February 20th (Fri)
- Free admission for those with a Physical Disability Certificate, Love Certificate, Rehabilitation Certificate, Mental Disability Health and Welfare Certificate, or Atomic Bomb Survivor Health Certificate and their accompanying person (up to one person)
- Those under 18, high school students, university students, vocational school students, those over 65, and those with various certificates must present proof of age.
- The third Saturday and the following Sunday of every month are Family Days, and parents (Tokyo residents, up to two people) accompanying children under the age of 18 can enter at half price (please show proof of address). Tickets are sold only at the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum ticket counter.
- One ticket per person, valid only on the day of the event.
- No reservation is required to enter this exhibition. However, admission may be restricted depending on the number of people in the venue.
- Please note that resale of tickets for this exhibition is prohibited. We will not be held responsible for any problems related to tickets purchased fraudulently.
- Depending on the crowding of the venue, you may have to wait to enter.
- Changes and admission restrictions may be implemented depending on future circumstances. Please check the official exhibition website for the latest information.
- For school visitors (elementary, junior high, high school, and special needs school/class students only), please make a reservation through the dedicated page: https://www.tobikan.jp/learn/exemption.html.
- Please do not touch the exhibits
- Please refrain from talking on your cell phone during the venue.
- Photography is not permitted within the venue except in designated areas. Copying is also not permitted. Please refrain from using any writing implements other than pencils.
- Please refrain from eating or drinking inside the venue
- Please follow the instructions of staff within the venue and do not cause any inconvenience to other visitors.
- The temperature, humidity, and lighting conditions in the venue are managed in accordance with the lending conditions of the artwork owners. Visitors may not find the conditions ideal.
How to Redeem Your Voucher
How to Use Your Voucher
- Please click on the redemption link in the order confirmation email, enter the verification code (skip this step if you have already logged in), and follow the on-site staff's instructions to complete the Swipe to Redeem process
Voucher Redemption Period
- Valid for redemption within the specified period: 2026-01-27 ~ 2026-04-12; Invalid after expiration
- Closed: Mondays, February 24th (Tuesday) *However, open on February 23rd (Monday, national holiday)
Validity Period
- Valid within the specified period 2026-01-27 ~ 2026-04-12; Invalid after expiration
- Closed: Mondays, February 24th (Tuesday) *However, open on February 23rd (Monday, national holiday)
Experience Location
Location Name: Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum
Address: 8-36 Ueno Park, Taito-ku, TokyoCancellation Policy
- Once the order has been completed, it cannot be canceled, modified, or refunded
- Due to time zone differences, the confirmed cancellation date is based on the supplier’s local time. Please allow 2–5 business days to process your cancellation request, after which the cancellation fee will be charged according to the product’s cancellation policy. Once your refund request is confirmed, KKday will initiate the refund to your original payment method within 15 days. The actual refund timing depends on your card-issuing bank’s policy.
