Digi x Archendium is content that showcases, in a digital format, the reconstructed buildings and outdoor exhibits in the Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum’s collection. By introducing its buildings and exhibits digitally, the Museum showcases places that cannot normally be readily viewed, and thus presents new realizations and new viewing experiences.
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New Collections (10)
Poster for POWER NOW
ISHIOKA Eiko
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
AKIYAMA Yutokutaishi
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
"A" to "N"（A-Kiyosu Bridge） [Wataridori Keikaku, "Fukagawa Journey Series"]
TAKEUCHI Akiko
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
Journey [Wataridori Keikaku, "Fukagawa Journey Series"]
ASO Tomoko
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
TADANORI YOKOO(Nantenshi Gallery)
YOKOO Tadanori
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
Flos Pavonis
MOMOSE Aya
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
Voyage
DUMB TYPE
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
Yangpu District, Shanghai [from "Quarantine drawing series"]
OIWA, Oscar
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
Mutterkuchen – 01
TEZUKA Aiko
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
Scale
MIKAMI Seiko
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
3D Collections
3D Collections
Tabletop Common Battery Telephone
PerfumeTower
Kinkarakawa Leather Lunch Box with Gold Patterns
Phonograph
AR Contents
Collection Highlights (569)
Bamboo sprout (No. 1)
SHIMAMURA Hoko
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Limited Express Manchuria
OKUBO Koroku
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Mt. Fuji and Cherry Blossom
KOISHI Kiyoshi
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Coelacanth
MORI Bushiro
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
Slave Genealogy (coin)
KIKUHATA Mokuma
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
Salsa Gumtape
OMORI Katsumi
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
(Sumo wrestlers)
SHIMOOKA Renjo
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
A Fish Stall
SUTCLIFFE, Frank Meadow
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Gray Crepe, Long-sleeved Kimono designed with Autumn Landscape of Quail
Edo-Tokyo Museum
TOKYO SUBURBIA Urayasu Marina East 21, Chiba
HOMMA Takashi
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Transposition－Ⅲ
NAKABAYASHI Tadayoshi
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
Mountain Man
TSUJI Shindo
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
House of Kunio Mayekawa
Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum
CHERRY BLOSSOM - EQUIVALENT ON COLOR
YAMAZAKI Hiroshi
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
TOKYO SUBURBIA Boy 1, Keio Tama Center, Tokyo
HOMMA Takashi
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Rubbish Men
OHTAKE Shinro
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
SUMMER (201)
Late Summer: 39679, Shokotsu Line, Nigorikawa–Kitamitakinoue
HIROTA Naotaka
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Indian summer
FUKUMORI Hakuyo
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Somehow Familiar Places Kawanami, Fukagawa Kiba in Summer
KITAI Kazuo
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Kōson Shōkaroku (Jiangcun’s Notes from Whiling Away the Summer)
Edo-Tokyo Museum
2 years old in summer
TAKAYAMA Masataka
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Yamato Shimbunsha, Site of the Summer Cool Down Exhibition, Count Hijikata Hisamoto, President; Baron Takei Morimasa, Chief Examiner
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Lavender Hemp Summer Furisode Kimono with Pine, Flowing Water, and Autumn Grasses Pattern (Lavender Hemp Summer Furisode Kimono with Pine, Chrysanthemum, Wisteria, and Palace Style Landscape Pattern)
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Twelve Views of the Great Tokyo : August, Toshimaen in Summer (Itabashiku)
Fujimori Shizuo
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Tangent Arc Ⅳ
NAKANISHI Natsuyuki
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
Half World 8. Behavior of cast-off skin
KOISHI Kiyoshi
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Held at Hibiya Park (Summer Evening Festival Organized by Tokyoshi), New Scenic Beauties Recommended by Tōjitsu
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Summer of 1972
ISHIMINE Takashi
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Display at the Summer Cool Down Exhibition Hosted by Yamato Shimbunsha (Customs of Soldiers Leaving for the Front in the Gempei Period)
Edo-Tokyo Museum
New Eight Views in the Environs of Tokyo : No. 6, Summer at Inokashira
Oda Kazuma
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Twelve Subjects of Tokyo : Sanno Shrine in the Early Summer Rain
Kawase Hasui
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Woman in Summer
KONO Ryutaro
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum