Toyokan Floor Map

The Toyokan, designed by Taniguchi Yoshiro, was built in 1968 and reopened in January 2013 after refurbishment work. The galleries feature art and artifacts from regions including China, Korea, Southeast Asia, Central Asia, India, and Egypt. A restaurant is located in the annex.

Exhibits
Restaurant
Museum Theater
Accessibility Information - Toyokan

1st floor

Ent：

Entrance

Hall：

Entrance hall

1：	Chinese Buddhist Sculpture

2nd floor

2：	Oasis2 Education Space: Journey Information

3：	Sculptures from India and Gandhara Art of the Western Regions Egypt and Western Asia

3rd floor

4：	The Advent of Chinese Civilization

5：	Chinese Bronzes Burials in China Chinese Ceramics Chinese Textiles

6：	Oasis6 Education Space: Fortune-telling in Asia

4th floor

7：	Stone Relief Carvings of China

8：	Chinese Painting Chinese Calligraphy Chinese Literati

5th floor

9：	Chinese Lacquerware Decorative Art of the Qing Dynasty

10：	Polished Stone Tools and Metal Tools of Korea The Rise and Fall of Kings in Korea Korean Ceramics Buddhist Art of Korea Art of the Joseon Dynasty

Basement

Ent：	TNM & TOPPAN Museum Theater Entrance
11：	Khmer Sculpture

12：	Gilt Bronze Statues from Southeast Asia Archaeology of India and Southeast Asia Southeast Asian Ceramics
13：	Asian Textiles Asian Textiles Ethnic Cultures of Asia