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
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Collection Highlights (582)
Twelve Subjects of Tokyo : Kaminohashi Bridge at Fukagawa
Kawase Hasui
Edo-Tokyo Museum
looking at the vacant scenery 2017.6.3
BUN'YA Yukari
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
House of Uemura
Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum
Living Room, Tokyo Thildi (23), Japanese name Kaori, and friend; from Bangkok, Thailand.
SETO Masato
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Ginza [from "A Hundred Views of New Tokyo"]
KAWAKAMI Sumio
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
Living Room, Tokyo Itakoshi Yukiko (29) from Kanagawa, Japan.
SETO Masato
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
House of the Leader of the Hachioji Guards (Hachioji-sennin-doshin)
Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum
White Os (Car) - Forest
OIWA, Oscar
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
Marabu #03
NOGUCHI Rika
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
The Attitudes of Animals in Motion Horse and Man
MUYBRIDGE, Eadweard
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Reflection
SUH, Do Ho
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
(Samurai wearing classical formal clothing)
PARKER, Charles
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Kiyosubashi Bridge [from "A Hundred Views of New Tokyo"]
FUKAZAWA Sakuichi
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Death of the Kiln of the Elephant of the Wood
TOYA Shigeo
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
Notice - Forest: Madison Avenue
TERUYA Yuken
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
AUTUMN (239)
Late Autumn in the Suburbs of Tokyo, Autumn Leaves along the Takinogawa River, Ōji
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Colorless, Autumn Plant-designed Sake Cup
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Beauties of Twelve Months : Autumn Foliage at Ouchi, October
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Late autumn
SATO Koji
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Collection of Woodblock Prints about the Great Earthquake of Taisho Era : The Barrack Village under Clear Autumn Sky, A Scene in Hibiya
Tamura Saiten
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Early autumn
KITABORI Shogo
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Ueno Zoological Garden, Early Autumn [from "A Hundred Views of New Tokyo"]
ONCHI Koshiro
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo: Autumn Leaves at Takinogawa
INOUE Yasuji
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Nichigeki Theater "Autumn Dance"
OTSUKA Gen
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Aki no Nanakusa Kō (Consideration of Seven Wild Plants of Autumn)
Edo-Tokyo Museum
The Twelve Months of Genji : Beginning of Autumn
Edo-Tokyo Museum
(Autumn Leaves Branches)
TSUNENARI Shigeyasu
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Multi-color Print: Autumn Leaves and Stream (Shibata Zeshin's Block Print, Black Print, Other Prints)
Shibata Zeshin
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Ichikawa in the Late Autumn (Original Picture)
Kawase Hasui
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Nakamaku (Middle Act), Shosagoto (Dance Play), Viewing Autumn Leaves, Ichikawa Sadanji and Ichikawa Komazō, Meijiza Theater, Hisamatsuchō
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Tea Box with Autumn Grasses, Rabbit, and Deer Design in Inlaid Mother of Pearl and Makie
Edo-Tokyo Museum