Regulations
For All Facilities
- Our rules regarding mandatory mask-wearing are amended. Effective as of March 13, 2023, we request our visitors that they decide individually whether or not to wear a mask. Please do note, however, there may be cases where mask-wearing may be requested to our patrons for some operational reasons.
- Visitors may be asked to present their belongings for security inspection.
- Please make a note of the following activities in the galleries.
- No potentially harmful substances and implements.
- No raw and perishable items including real flowers.
- No large luggages such as suitcases, umbrellas.
- No pets (all guide dogs, hearing assistance dogs, and other service dogs for those in need are welcome).
- No visitors under the influence of alcohol.
- No smoking as well as any consumption of food or drinks (including all candies and chewing gums).
- Please respect the rights of other visitors.
- Please comply with all the other rules and regulations applicable to all visitors.
Mori Art Museum / Mori Arts Center Gallery
- Lighting level, temperature and relative humidity are controlled in all galleries for the conservation of artworks.
It would be well-advised to bring a jacket or a pull-over of the sort upon visiting in case you might feel cold in the galleries. - Please make a note of the following activities in the galleries.
- No potentially harmful substances and implements.
- No raw and perishable items including real flowers.
- No large luggages such as suitcases, umbrellas, tripods, and monopods.
- No touching of the artworks and cases on display.
- No using of mobile phones for phone calls in the exhibition areas.
- No unauthorized photo shooting and video filming.
- The use of pencil is permitted, however, other writing materials may not be used.
- Please respect the rights of other visitors.
- Please comply with all the other rules and regulations applicable to Museum visitors.
Sky Deck
Rooftop Sky Deck will be closed until further notice.
- Sky Deck is an outdoor observation deck located 270 meters above sea level.
- For visitors’ safety, the Sky Deck is subject to closure in the event of strong winds, rain, snow, and approaching thunderclouds, abnormally high temperatures, or any other bad weather conditions.
- Please read the following to help prevent belongings from being blown off the deck or falling. We appreciate your kind understanding and cooperation.
- Visitors may bring cameras for commemorative snapshots, mobile phones, and binoculars secured with neck straps onto the Sky Deck. Please, however, place backpacks and all other belongings in the Sky Deck coin lockers (Your coin will be returned when you unlock the locker).
- Before entering, please cooperate with staff as they check for items that may be blown away (You will be asked to place hats, scarves, and other items in the lockers if they are at risk of being blown off the deck).
- Please refrain from taking photographs using tripods, unipods, or selfie sticks.
- The deck has steps. Children unable to walk on their own, people who have difficulty walking, and users of baby strollers and wheelchairs are asked to refrain from entering.
- Please refrain from entering or moving about the Sky Deck while holding a child or with a child riding on your shoulders, as doing so is extremely dangerous.
- Eating, drinking, smoking, and other dangerous actions are prohibited on the Sky Deck. Bringing hazardous materials onto Sky Deck is also prohibited.
- Admission may be restricted during busy periods.
- The management reserves the right to refuse admission in all other cases if found dangerous.
- In the event of an emergency or sudden change in the weather, please evacuate as instructed by the staff.