Doraemon Museum
Doraemon Museum
Doraemon Museum
Doraemon Museum
Doraemon Museum
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Doraemon Museum

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The Fujiko F. Fujio Museum (藤子・F・不二雄ミュージアム), also known as the Doraemon Museum, is a charming art museum located in the suburbs of Kawasaki, dedicated to the work of renowned manga artist Fujiko F. Fujio. The museum showcases an extensive collection of his creations, including original artwork from iconic series like Doraemon, Kaibutsukun, and 21-emon. It’s a nostalgic experience for both children and adults who grew up with Fujiko’s beloved characters. An English audio guide adds extra insight into Fujiko's life and his creations.

Divided into two sections, the museum offers a more hands-on experience for young children, with a theater showing a short original film, a manga reading room, and interactive play areas. Outside, life-sized Doraemon statues await visitors for photo opportunities. The museum also features a café with Doraemon-themed dishes and a gift shop full of memorabilia, including character goods from Fujiko's series. Advance reservations are required for admission.

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Hours and Fees

Doraemon Museum
  • Closed
  • Tuesdays (or the following day if Tuesday is a national holiday)

  • Entrance fee
  • 1000 yen (adults)
    700 yen (12-18 years old)
    500 yen (4-11 years old)
    Free (under 4 years old)

Getting there

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The Fujiko F. Fujio Museum is easy to reach from Noborito Station. Take the Odakyu Odawara Line (20 minutes, 270 yen) from Shinjuku or the JR Nambu Line (30 minutes, 320 yen) from Kawasaki. A shuttle bus runs every 10-15 minutes from the station to the museum (10 minutes, 210 yen).

You can also walk to the museum in 15 minutes from Mukogaoka Yuen Station (Odakyu Line, 20 minutes, 270 yen from Shinjuku) or Shukugawara Station (JR Nambu Line, 25 minutes, 320 yen from Kawasaki).

Resources

English
Japanese

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