On the eighth floor of Shibuya Hikarie, d47 Museum explores Japan’s regional cultures through design, craft and food. Exhibitions change and may bring together tools or products from the country’s 47 prefectures, with displays explaining how traditional designs can fit into modern life. The museum’s shop sells goods from across Japan, and the restaurant serves regional dishes made with seasonal ingredients. Read the menu descriptions to learn about the people and utensils behind each dish, then browse the gallery, bookshop and other creative spaces nearby.
Exhibitions from Japan’s prefectures
d47 Museum presents regional culture through design, craft and food. Its changing exhibitions take different themes across Japan’s 47 prefectures. Displays have included tools used in different parts of the country, with explanations of how they can be used in modern life.
The exhibition changes, so check the current schedule before your visit. Workshops and events with regional artisans may also be listed there.
The shop and restaurant
The museum’s shop carries products and crafts from across Japan, including goods connected to the regions represented in its exhibitions. A bookshop and gallery are also part of the wider creative space on the eighth floor of Shibuya Hikarie.
At the restaurant, regional ingredients and seasonal dishes take the lead. Menu descriptions give details about the food, utensils and creators. Seasonal items can sell out, so look over the menu when you arrive.
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Where is d47 Museum?
It is on the eighth floor of Shibuya Hikarie, at 2 Chome-21-1 Shibuya, Tokyo.
What can you see at d47 Museum?
Changing exhibitions explore regional Japanese culture through design, craft and food. Past displays have included tools from different prefectures and their use in modern life.
Is there a shop at d47 Museum?
Yes. The shop sells products and crafts from across Japan.
Can you eat at d47 Museum?
Yes. There is a restaurant serving regional dishes, including seasonal items.
