The greatest attraction of the museum is that you can experience the warm world depicted by Fujiko F. Fujio with all five senses. In the exhibition room, precious original drawings and many materials that introduce the background of the creation of manga are displayed, and you can get closer to the secrets of his creation. In addition, the experiential exhibits based on the secret gadgets that appear in his works, such as the "What if box" and the "Anywhere door", are perfect for family trips and couples' dates, as they can be enjoyed by both children and adults who want to return to their childhood. The spatial design, which has been carefully crafted down to the smallest detail, will allow you to take stylish and photogenic photos no matter where you look.

Outside, there is a large "field" dotted with objects of popular characters such as Doraemon, Dorami-chan, and Perman. In particular, at the "Woodcutter's Fountain", there is a performance where water bubbles up, making it a popular spot for many people to take photos. On a nice day, you can relax in the spacious space while enjoying taking commemorative photos with the characters.

At the museum's cafe, you can enjoy a cute menu with a character motif, such as a latte with Doraemon's face on it and a dessert inspired by the Takecopter. Also, the museum shop, which has limited goods that can only be purchased here, is a must-see. Not only fans of Fujiko F. Fujio, but also those who are not, will be able to experience the rich imagination and heartwarming world of his works.

[Trivia]
- The Fujiko F. Fujio Museum opened in Kawasaki City, his hometown.

- Advance purchase of admission tickets is required at Lawson Ticket, and there are no same-day tickets. Admission is by time-designated system.

- The museum's shuttle bus is a special edition with Doraemon characters on it, so you can enjoy the world view even before you arrive.

[Hidden Spot Information]
The Taro Okamoto Museum of Art is located in the nearby Ikuta Ryokuchi Park.