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 (582)
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Wood Book
PENONE, Giuseppe
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
Work
MURAKAMI Saburo
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
TOKYO SUBURBIA Girl 1, Shonan International Village, Kanagawa
HOMMA Takashi
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Iceberg / Svalbard #1
ISHIKAWA Naoki
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
Ecce Homo Unidentified
KIKAI Hiroo
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Untitled
KOJIMA Nobuaki
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
（Farming）
KUSAKABE Kinbee
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Rolling Cherry Blossoms: The Big Bomb for Tokyo
OKAMOTO Shinjiro
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
Famous Views of Tokyo : Shinkai Pond with the Distant View of Kinryuzan Temple in Asakusa
Inoue Yasuji
Edo-Tokyo Museum
NEW DIMENSION #278
ISHIKAWA Naoki
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
Flowers before an Aquarium
HASEGAWA Kiyoshi
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
Lotus Blossom
KONO Ryutaro
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
September 1, 1923
KANOKOGI Takeshiro
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
Mirror Drawing
SEKINE Naoko
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
EARLY WORKS YAMASHITA YOSUKE
YAMAZAKI Hiroshi
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Bochō (Hikifuda (flyer) to Call for the Submission of Manuscripts to be Published)
Edo-Tokyo Museum
AUTUMN (239)
Moments in the Forest Autumn leaves
RIN Meiki
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Autumn woman
SATO Koji
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Mt. Tsurugidake in Late Autumn, from Mt. Harinokidake
TABUCHI Yukio
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
September, The Seven Flowers of Autumn (Illustrations of Customs in Each of the 12 Months)
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Calm day in late autumn
MINAMI Kenji
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Aki no Nanakusa Kō (Consideration of Seven Wild Plants of Autumn)
Edo-Tokyo Museum
One Hundred Scenes from Great Tokyo Metropolis in the Showa Era : No. 57, Autumn Color in Nature around the Imperial Plane Moats at Hanzomon
Koizumi Kishio
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Famous Views and Beautiful Women: Autumn Foliage at the Takinogawa River
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Autumn Gale
NAKAMURA Masaya
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Kyushu's Most Famous Spot for Autumn Leaves, Dazaifu Kameyama Park
Edo-Tokyo Museum
(Hand-shaped wire and oval)
MAN RAY
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Sunday Mainichi: Special Autumn Issue
Edo-Tokyo Museum
September 7th: In Association with the Prose-Poem "Ode to the Red Cliff" by Chinese Poet Su Shi, Describing How the Poet Took a Boat Ride beneath the Red Cliff on the 16th Night of the Seventh Lunar Month in Autumn, Home Affairs Minister Mizuno Hosted an Elegant Party at the Luxury Restaurant Koyokan in Shiba Inviting Great Poets and Painters (No. 12)
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Sketch in late autumn (2)
SATO Koji
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Eight Famous Views of Edo : Autumn Moon at Takanawa
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Twilight in Late Autumn
ADACHI Shotaro
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum