【Long-established Collaboration Products at Art Aquarium】New Art Aquarium Original Products in Collaboration with Akasaka Kakiyama and Tsuruya Yoshinobu Now Available! Traditional Brand Sweets as Souvenirs from Art Aquarium.

Art Aquarium Museum GINZA (located at Ginza Mitsukoshi) offers a wide variety of goldfish-themed museum goods at its adjoining museum shop.

This year, new collaboration products with long-established brands Akasaka Kakiyama and Tsuruya Yoshinobu have been launched.

Please enjoy these Ginza souvenir sweets, available only at Art Aquarium.

Tsuruya Yoshinobu / IRODORI Yokan

This collaboration product with Tsuruya Yoshinobu, a Kyoto confectionery established over 220 years ago, has been renewed and is now available. It features three flavors – “Fragrant Genmaicha,” “Aromatic Hojicha,” and “Rich Matcha” – packaged in an original Art Aquarium design. Made with carefully selected ingredients, this bite-sized yokan set is recommended for both personal enjoyment and as a souvenir.

It comes in an original red design inspired by the goldfish of Art Aquarium.

¥1,306 (tax included)

Akasaka Kakiyama × Art Aquarium Original Can

Akasaka Kakiyama's representative thin-baked rice crackers, “Keicho,” are now available in an original Art Aquarium design can. These thin-baked rice crackers, which perfectly preserve the deliciousness and texture of each carefully selected grain of mochi rice, come in two flavors: soy sauce and kelp. They are individually wrapped, making them convenient for sharing. The original design can, adorned with elegant flower and goldfish patterns on the sides, features a vivid red and black contrast. It is also recommended for reuse as a小物入れ (small item container).

¥1,490 (tax included)

Special Exhibition “Wisteria and Hydrangea Early Summer Goldfish 2026” Now Open

Under the theme of “Wisteria and Hydrangea,” symbols of early summer in Japan, we present an “Early Summer Art Aquarium Experience” where the space is dyed in blue and purple with goldfish swimming in tank artworks.

In this season of frequent rain, this exhibition allows you to enjoy seasonal traditions and goldfish art without worrying about the weather. Please enjoy the elegant world view that merges with the healing power of goldfish, unique to Art Aquarium.

● What is Art Aquarium?

It is an immersive entertainment art that stages goldfish swimming in tank artworks with light, scent, and sound.

In the unique world of “Art Aquarium,” where Japanese tradition and cutting-edge art merge, the culture of goldfish viewing, which has continued since the Edo period, is expressed as contemporary art.

A fantastical space unfolds, created by the sculptural beauty of the tank artworks, the spatial presentation, and approximately 70 species and 3,000 goldfish with various beauties. Since 2007, it has been an entertainment museum boasting a cumulative attendance of 13 million people (as of October 2025).

“Art Aquarium Museum GINZA,” which opened in Ginza Mitsukoshi in May 2022, is a permanent facility where you can enjoy the changing seasons throughout the year. Since its opening, the tank artworks have been replaced annually, and you can see various Art Aquarium works, including representative works and new works unveiled for the first time at the Ginza exhibition.

You can also appreciate collaboration works with world-renowned architect Kengo Kuma, “Goldfish Stone Garden,” “Hanamai” produced by flower artist Shogo Kariyazaki, and “Goldfish Sando” with a thousand torii gate motif.

Facility Overview

Facility Name: Art Aquarium Museum GINZA (English: ART AQUARIUM MUSEUM GINZA)

Admission Fee: WEB Ticket (Official Website) 2,500 yen https://ticket.artaquarium.jp/

Same-day Ticket 2,700 yen (Same-day tickets are sold on the 9th floor of Ginza Mitsukoshi New Building)

Student Discount Ticket 2,200 yen (Official WEB only) *Student ID required

Location: Ginza Mitsukoshi New Building 8th floor (Entrance on 9th floor) (4-6-16 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo)

Access: Directly connected to Ginza Station on Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Marunouchi Line, Hibiya Line

• 5 minutes walk from Ginza-itchome Station (Exit 9) on Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line

• 2 minutes walk from Higashi-Ginza Station on Toei Asakusa Line / Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line via underground passage towards Ginza Station

• 9 minutes walk from Yurakucho Station (Central Exit / Ginza Exit) on JR Line

Business Hours: 10:00 - 19:00 (may change) Last admission 18:00

Closed Days: Follow Ginza Mitsukoshi's closed days (In addition, the museum may be temporarily closed for maintenance, etc. Please check the official website for details)

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