“Open-air cinema at the museum” will be held at the Tokyo National Museum in Ueno.
The films that have been screened so far include Mamoru Hosoda’s “The Girl Who Takes Time”, Gisaburo Sugi’s “Galaxy Railway Night”, Makoto Shinkai’s “5 centimeters per second”, Mamoru Hosoda ’s “Summer Wars” Etc.
This time, director Naoto Katasesu made a movie based on this original story by Fumiyo.
“In a corner of this world” to be screened this time is a hit work that continues to be screened for an unusual long run.
In December 2019, another version with a new scene will be released, “In the corners of this world.”
On the day, a huge screen was installed in front of the Tokyo National Museum and the main building, and a kitchen car selling food and drinks opened around the venue.
You can enjoy watching movies in a picnic mood.
Although watching movies at “Museum at Outdoor Cinema” is free, admission to the Tokyo National Museum is required.
Also, please note that the outdoor cinema will be canceled in case of rain.
There are about 1,000 chair seats each day, but depending on the congestion, you may not be able to sit.
Even if you can’t sit in the seat, you can sit on the lawn or around the venue to enjoy the outdoor cinema, so we recommend that you go out with a rug such as a leisure seat.
Basic Information
| Event name | Open air cinema in museum |
| Venue Address | In front of the Tokyo National Museum main building (Ueno Park) |
| Nearest station | JR Ueno Station JR Uguisudani Station Tokyo Metro Ueno Station Keisei Electric Railway Keisei Ueno Station Tokyo Metro Nezu Station |
| Contact | |
| Fees and expenses | See below |
| Open time | Every day from 19:00 Screening time: about 130 minutes |
| Notice | Canceled in case of rain (In case of cancellation, notice on Twitter etc. by 10:00 in the morning of the day) |
※ About facility information, there may be information that is not necessarily accurate on our site due to changes over time.
Tokyo National Museum “Museum at Open-Air Cinema” Fees and Participation Methods
Watching movies at the “Open-air cinema at the museum” is free, but admission to the Tokyo National Museum is required.
Fee: Free * However, admission fee for Tokyo National Museum on the day is required
Admission fee: 620 yen for general, 410 yen for university students, free for high school students and younger * Special fee required for special exhibitions
Participation method: Prior application is unnecessary. Meeting at the venue on the day.
Opening at night: Special night opening of the Tokyo National Museum will be held until 22:00 on that day. (Last entry 30 minutes before closing)
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