NEWS

To ensure that all visitors, including those with disabilities, can comfortably enjoy Espace Louis Vuitton Tokyo, we provide the following information about our facilities and access. If you have any questions about your visit, please feel free to contact us in advance.

Facility Information
• Elevators: Available Located towards the rear right after entering through the entrance of Louis Vuitton Omotesando store. Elevators provide step-free access from the ground floor entrance to the exhibition space.
• Accessible Restrooms: None (Please use nearby facilities)
• Wheelchairs for Loan: Available (one wheelchair, free of charge; please ask a staff member)
• Assistance Dogs: Welcome, including guide dogs, hearing dogs and service dogs
• Cloakroom: None
• Rest Areas: If you need to rest, please ask a staff member. Depending on the situation at the venue, we will show you to a place where you can take a calm break. Please note that we do not have a private room that blocks out sound or light.
• Parking and Bicycle Parking: None (Please use nearby paid parking facilities)
• Strollers: Strollers may be used inside the venue.
• Diaper Changing Tables and Nursing Rooms: None (Please use nearby facilities)
• Shoes-off area: Visitors to the InSitu2 program are asked to remove their shoes in the tatami area. If you wear a prosthetic limb or a brace, please speak to a staff member.

Access Information
• Nearest Station: Omotesando Station (Tokyo Metro Ginza, Hanzomon and Chiyoda Lines), about a 3-minute walk
• The venue can also be reached from Meiji-jingumae 〈Harajuku〉 Station (Tokyo Metro Chiyoda and Fukutoshin Lines, about a 4-minute walk) and Harajuku Station (JR Yamanote Line, about a 10-minute walk).

■ Coming from Omotesando Station
• By stairs: Proceed to street level from Exit A1.
• By elevator: Just before Exit A1, turn left into the passageway leading directly to the Oak Omotesando building. The elevator to street level will be on your left, just before the escalators.
• At street level, walk along Omotesando Avenue toward Harajuku Station. Louis Vuitton Omotesando is on your left.

Espace Louis Vuitton Osaka is currently closed due to exhibition changes.
More details about upcoming exhibition will be announced later on our website.

From October 24 to November 27, 2026, Espace Louis Vuitton Tokyo will present InSitu2.

InSitu2 brings together the Espaces Louis Vuitton Tokyo, München, and Beijing through a shared programme promoting contemporary creation, thus illustrating Louis Vuitton’s longstanding commitment to the arts as a leading House of Culture. Following IN SITU-1 in 2015, which for the first time united the Espaces Louis Vuitton Paris, Tokyo and München around women artists exploring the notion of locality, InSitu2 invites artists rooted in each city to create original works that celebrate their respective scenes. Through freely accessible performances, artist talks and educational initiatives, the project brings artists, performers and local communities into dialogue across disciplines and geographies, exploring ideas of transformation and cultural exchange. While united by a common framework, each Espace develops a distinct programme shaped by its local context and creative ecosystem. Across three cities, InSitu2 highlights the role of the Espaces Louis Vuitton as living places for dialogue, creativity and cultural engagement.

At Espace Louis Vuitton Tokyo, InSitu2 explores Ibasho [居場所, Place to Belong], building on the belief that home is defined not by physical space alone, but by what happens within it: a gesture repeated, a moment shared, a memory returned to. Set in the heart of Omotesando, the Espace is reimagined this autumn as a home for contemporary art, an Ibasho of its own, becoming a place to be inhabited rather than seen.

The programme brings together traditional and contemporary art forms: live performances spanning traditional Japanese theatre and storytelling, alongside a live jam and DJ session; talks on Omotesando and Ibasho; and a children’s programme held every Sunday. The programme is supported by a scenography developed with young Japanese architectural collective GROUP, working closely alongside the project’s artists and contributors to shape a space that evolves and adapts throughout the run of the programme; allowing Ibasho to take physical form within Espace Louis Vuitton Tokyo.

Activity information, held during the exhibition period, will be available on the Espace Louis Vuitton Tokyo mini-app within the official Louis Vuitton LINE account:

https://liff.line.me/2011802839-fYeZ9bmK?appid=vvrajsdo&conn=conn_s6bt9xc&sp=view_er_tmpl_start&ref=other_2

Advance reservations will begin via the LINE mini-app starting at 6:00 PM on Tuesday, October 13.

*As of October 14, many activities are fully booked. Availability may change due to cancellations, so please check back later.

Espace Louis Vuitton Tokyo is currently closed due to exhibition changes.
More details about upcoming exhibition will be announced later on our website.

Espace Louis Vuitton Osaka will exceptionally change the closing time as follows:

September 12 th (Sat), 2026: 3:30 pm

I am deeply saddened by the passing of Yayoi Kusama, one of the greatest artists of contemporary art.

A true living legend, she shaped her life and work with extraordinary freedom, imagination, and vision, leaving an indelible mark on the art world over the past decades.

It has been a great honor for everyone at Louis Vuitton to have collaborated with her on two occasions in 2012 and 2023. Her boundless creativity and singular vision have always been an immense source of inspiration.

On behalf of Louis Vuitton, I extend my heartfelt condolences to her family, her loved ones, and all those who had the privilege of working alongside her. Her extraordinary legacy will continue to inspire generations to come.

Pietro Beccari, Louis Vuitton’s Chairman and CEO

On August 26th (Wed), please be aware that the exhibition environment will be different from usual due to a "Junior Art Guide" workshop for elementary school students being held during opening hours. From 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM, please feel free to engage with the “Junior Art Guides” (Japanese only) and enjoy the exhibition with their guidance.
No reservation required; however please note that we may ask you to wait if there are many participants.

Espace Louis Vuitton Tokyo will exceptionally change the closing time as follows:

August 22nd (Sat), 2026: 5:00 pm

Espace Louis Vuitton Tokyo will host special viewing events in the gallery after 5:00 pm on June 18 and 19. Visitors are welcome to view the exhibition as usual during these hours.

In light of its great success, the exhibition Paintings and Banality by Jeff Koons has been extended until 18 October 2026.
We look forward to welcoming you.