Asakura Museum of Sculpture, Tokyo

The Asakura Museum of Sculpture is a museum that honors sculptor Fumio Asakura. It was opened in Tokyo by his family in 1967, two years after Asakura's death.

The museum is housed in Asakura's home, school and studio. The building is made from reinforced concrete and glass. The roof of the museum is home to the city's oldest, continually tended roof garden. Asakura used this garden to teach horticulture to his pupils so that they could have a better understanding of nature.

The permanent exhibition at the Asakura Museum of Sculpture includes sculptures and portraits created by Asakura. The museum also hosts regular events like gallery talks, tours of the gardens and an architectural tour. A calendar of special events can be found on the museum's website.

The museum was named a cultural property by the government in 2001. The rooftop garden and the courtyard have both been registered as national places of scenic beauty.