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The museum inside the New Otani houses a collection of Japanese and Japanese-inspired woodblock prints, plus a selection of traditional Japanese and modern European paintings (including works by Vlaminck and School of Paris artists). The place is small, consisting of two rooms near the hotel reception, but often has shows not seen elsewhere.
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Transport Akasaka-Mitsuke Station (Ginza, Marunouchi lines), exit D or Nagatacho Station (Hanzomon, Nanboku, Yurakucho lines), exit 7
Telephone 03 3221 4111
Open 10am-6pm Tue-Sun
Admission Admission ¥500; ¥200 concessions; free hotel guests.
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