Maison Hermès Le Forum

The basics

Maison Hermès Le Forum features on a variety of themed walking tours of Ginza. Travelers interested in architecture can book a private architecture–themed tour, showcasing Maison Hermès Le Forum alongside other buildings of interest, such as the Kabukiza Theater, the Nicolas G. Hayek Center, and Wako Ginza. The building is also seen on broader tours of Tokyo's cultural landmarks. Alternatively, you can visit independently as a culture break from shopping.

Things to know before you go

• Maison Hermès Le Forum is on the eighth and ninth floors and there is elevator access.

• It is free to enter.

• The exhibition area isn’t that big—visitors typically explore in an hour or less.

How to get there

Maison Hermès Le Forum is located in the bustling Ginza district of Tokyo. The nearest subway station is Ginza, which is a short walk away and served by the Ginza, Hibiya, and Marunouchi lines. Ginza-itchome station, accessible via the Yurakucho line, is around a 7-minute walk away.

When to get there

The best time to visit Maison Hermès Le Forum is in the morning or late afternoon, as afternoons tend to be busiest. For a quieter experience, aim for a weekday visit, as weekends typically see the highest visitor numbers. The museum opens from late morning until evening, with exhibitions regularly changing; check the schedule ahead of your visit to see what’s on.

Other art galleries in Ginza

In addition to Maison Hermès Le Forum, Ginza boasts several notable art galleries. You can visit the Shiseido Gallery, dating back to 1919, that showcases contemporary Japanese artists; the Ginza Graphic Gallery is a great choice for anyone interested in graphic design and illustration; the Pola Museum Annex features both Western paintings and contemporary art; and the Yoseido Gallery specializes in contemporary prints.