The National Art Center, Tokyo

The National Art Center, Tokyo is a large museum near Tokyo Midtown in Roppongi that holds exhibitions of Picasso, contemporary art, and calligraphy. Its glass facade curves like a wave and connects to an inverted cone-shaped concrete structure, and the second-floor cafe appeared in the film Your Name. The first floor has coin lockers and a desk for luggage storage, the basement holds a gift shop and a restaurant, and the third floor has an art library. The second-floor cafe draws enough visitors that a wait forms at entry.