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The Dynamism of Black

Japanese title: 黒の躍動

Taro Okamoto Memorial Museum (Omotesando Sta.)

Taro Okamoto’s “black” works of the 1960s, including the first showing of three pieces said to have been painted at a restaurant in 1961. Closed Tuesdays (open on holidays).

Dates
Jul 17 (Fri) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday)
Time
10:00–18:00; Oct 16 (Fri): 10:00–16:30; Nov 4 (Wed): 10:00–16:30; Nov 12 (Thu): 10:00–16:30
Price
Adults ¥900
Venue
Taro Okamoto Memorial Museum
Nearest station
Omotesando Sta.

Check closed days and last admission on the official page before you go.

Distance from major stations

From Omotesando
0.5 km, about 8 min on foot
From Gaiemmae
1.0 km, about 17 min on foot
From Nogizaka
1.2 km, about 19 min on foot
From Meiji-jingumae
1.2 km, about 19 min on foot

Distances are straight-line; times are rough estimates.

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FAQ

When is The Dynamism of Black?
Jul 17 (Fri) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday)
What are the opening hours of The Dynamism of Black?
10:00–18:00; Oct 16 (Fri): 10:00–16:30; Nov 4 (Wed): 10:00–16:30; Nov 12 (Thu): 10:00–16:30 Check the official page for closed days and last admission.
How much does The Dynamism of Black cost?
Adults ¥900
Where is The Dynamism of Black and what is the nearest station?
It is held at Taro Okamoto Memorial Museum. The nearest station is Omotesando Sta..

Checked against the official page on October 27, 2026. Titles and descriptions are our own translations.

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