Tickets for the Ron Muker exhibition at the Mori Art Museum, Roppongi, Tokyo

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Visit the "Ron Mook Exhibition" at the Mori Art Museum in Roppongi, Tokyo, and experience the beauty of surreal sculptures up close. Appreciate how Australian artists explore themes of life, death, and human emotions through exaggerated proportions in their human sculptures. Located on the 53rd floor of the Mori Tower, the Sky Art Museum offers panoramic views of Tokyo from 230 meters above the ground while you enjoy art. Purchase a KKday admission ticket to skip the queue and enjoy the Roppongi Sky Museum during designated time slots.

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Visit the "Ron Mook Exhibition" at the Mori Art Museum in Roppongi, Tokyo, and experience the beauty of surreal sculptures up close.
Appreciate how Australian artists explore themes of life, death, and human emotions through exaggerated proportions in their human sculptures.
Located on the 53rd floor of the Mori Tower, the Sky Art Museum offers panoramic views of Tokyo from 230 meters above the ground while you enjoy art.
Purchase a KKday admission ticket to skip the queue and enjoy the Roppongi Sky Museum during designated time slots.

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Appreciate how Australian artists explore themes of life, death, and human emotions through exaggerated proportions in their human sculptures.

His works break with conventional proportions—from infant figures shrunk to a few tens of centimeters in size to giant human figures several meters tall, each piece reproducing skin texture, pores, and facial details with astonishing precision.

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You will need an "electronic ticket" to verify your identity and enter directly. Business hours are subject to change; please refer to the official website for the most up-to-date information.

Depending on the flow of people, the start time for entry may be later than the time shown on the ticket.
Information regarding the exhibition content and dates may change without notice. Please visit the Mori Art Museum's official website for details.

Persons with a disability certificate and one accompanying person (limited to one person) can enter for free without reservation of time slot tickets. Please go directly to the "Museum/Observation Deck Ticket Office/Information Desk" (3rd Floor, Mori Tower, Roppongi Hills) and show your disability certificate.

Students and seniors are requested to present relevant identification documents upon entry.
Tickets for the Tokyo City Observatory and Mori Art Center Gallery are sold separately (tickets for this exhibition are not valid for admission).

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Attraction Introduction

The Mori Art Museum, located on the 53rd floor of the Mori Tower in Roppongi, Tokyo, approximately 230 meters above ground, is a significant venue in the Japanese contemporary art scene. Designed by American architect Richard Gluckman, the museum has housed approximately 400 contemporary artworks from Europe, America, Asia, and Africa since its opening in October 2003. These works encompass diverse forms including painting, sculpture, and installation art. With the concept of "Art in the Sky," the museum regularly presents highly topical contemporary special exhibitions. Ron Mueck is an Australian-born contemporary artist renowned for his incredibly realistic human sculptures. His works defy conventional proportions—ranging from infants shrunk to mere centimeters in size to colossal human figures several meters tall—each piece meticulously reproducing skin texture, pores, and facial details. Through these breathtaking sculptures, Mueck profoundly explores the origins of life, its fragility, loneliness, and death, guiding viewers to confront their own existential questions within the tranquil space of an art museum.

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Mori Art Museum
〒106-6150 Tokyo, Minato City, Roppongi, 6-chōme−10−１ Roppongi Hills Mori Tower, 53 steps