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Marie Antoinette Style (Yokohama Museum of Art)

Japanese title: マリー・アントワネット・スタイル(横浜美術館)

Yokohama Museum of Art (Minatomirai Sta.)

A touring exhibition organized by the V&A; Yokohama is its only venue in Japan. Open 10:00-18:00 (until 20:00 on Nov 2, 7, 14, 20, 21 and 22; last entry 30 min before closing). Closed Thursdays (open Nov 19). Online/advance tickets until Nov 22 23:59; on the final day, Nov 23, tickets are sold only at the museum. Photos allowed except works marked no-photography (no video or flash).

Dates
Aug 1 (Sat) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday)
Time
10:00–18:00; Nov 2 (Mon): 10:00–20:00; Nov 7 (Sat): 10:00–20:00; Nov 14 (Sat): 10:00–20:00; Nov 20 (Fri): 10:00–20:00; Nov 21 (Sat): 10:00–20:00; Nov 22 (Sun): 10:00–20:00
Price
Adults ¥2,500 (advance ¥2,300)
Venue
Yokohama Museum of Art
Nearest station
Minatomirai Sta.

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

About this event

The first venue of a world tour organized by the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) in London. With about 200 works plus about 20 from Japanese collections in a Japan-only lineup, it explores the queen through her dresses, jewelry and furniture, then follows her later idolization and her influence on modern fashion and film, across 3 chapters.

Highlights

  • A three-strand necklace of 119 natural pearls said to have belonged to the queen (first time in Japan)
  • A diamond said to be linked to the "Affair of the Necklace," and a small guillotine corner
  • 18th-century dresses, Sèvres porcelain, furniture and the Japanese lacquerware the queen loved
  • 19th and 20th century works by Lanvin, Chaumet and others that carried on her style
  • Westwood's pannier dress, Moschino's cake dress and film costumes
Good for
People interested in 18th-century fashion and jewelry, or the film Marie Antoinette

Good to know

  • Audio guide is 700 yen at the venue; app version is 800 yen
  • Some works are changed during the exhibition
  • On the same day, this ticket also covers the collection exhibition
  • You need a same-day exhibition ticket to enter the special shop

Summarized from the official page and press materials.

Distance from major stations

From Minatomirai
0.2 km, about 3 min on foot
From Shin-takashima
0.6 km, about 9 min on foot
From Sakuragicho
0.7 km, about 11 min on foot
From Bashamichi
0.9 km, about 14 min on foot

Distances are straight-line; times are rough estimates.

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FAQ

What is Marie Antoinette Style (Yokohama Museum of Art)?
The first venue of a world tour organized by the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) in London. With about 200 works plus about 20 from Japanese collections in a Japan-only lineup, it explores the queen through her dresses, jewelry and furniture, then follows her later idolization and her influence on modern fashion and film, across 3 chapters.
When is Marie Antoinette Style (Yokohama Museum of Art)?
Aug 1 (Sat) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday)
What are the opening hours of Marie Antoinette Style (Yokohama Museum of Art)?
10:00–18:00; Nov 2 (Mon): 10:00–20:00; Nov 7 (Sat): 10:00–20:00; Nov 14 (Sat): 10:00–20:00; Nov 20 (Fri): 10:00–20:00; Nov 21 (Sat): 10:00–20:00; Nov 22 (Sun): 10:00–20:00 Check the official page for closed days and last admission.
How much does Marie Antoinette Style (Yokohama Museum of Art) cost?
Adults ¥2,500 (advance ¥2,300)
Where is Marie Antoinette Style (Yokohama Museum of Art) and what is the nearest station?
It is held at Yokohama Museum of Art. The nearest station is Minatomirai Sta..

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

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