Kawasaki City Fujiko F. Fujio Museum

Emily T in the last week

We had so much fun here. Buying tickets on their website was quick and easy. The curry rice in cafe shop was so tasty, highly recommended it. The only thing I'd like to see some improvements is the gift shop. Yes there're many gift options but I couldn't find something remarkable. More magnets or keychains will be a good idea. Overall the museum is worth a detour 👍🏻 Tips: it's best to get a number ticket at the cafe first, by the time you're done browsing the museum, you can get seated right away. Otherwise wait time is around 45 mins on a weekday afternoon.

Matthijs a month ago

Nice museum. Opens at 10 so perfect for an early morning visit. We didn't care too much for all the drawings. But the roof top garden was nice.

B 2 months ago

Exhibition area where they contain history of Hiroshi sensei is a must see, incredibly priceless, you can learn a lot about sensei’s history and where he came from. The cartoon that they shows in theater also very fun and can’t watch it anywhere else. If you are a doraemon fan you gotta visit here once in your life time.

Emily Tang 3 months ago

There are a lot of pictures of the outdoor area, so let me post some food pictures! The museum itself is very awesome and the exhibitions about the author and the different mangas are amazing! The food is very cute as well!!! Definitely a must go if you are a doraemon fan!!!!! Only tickets in advance so keep that in mind! Print at home or pick up at 7-11!

Sadia Noon Oishe 3 months ago

Best experience and I was so glad that I visited here. From childhood, I just dreamed of visiting this world. I am really connected with the artwork of Hiroshi Fujimoto. Hiroshi Fujimoto is the creator of Doraemon. He is known as Fijiko.F. Fujio. All of his real art work are stored here. There are 3 floors and one open Gardner with a restaurant and souvenir shop. You are not allowed to take pictures inside of 1st and 2nd floors. The professor's real artwork and books, raw sketches everything is stored and displayed nicely. The cherry on the top is there is an English audiobook. So when I'm passing through each and every walkway and art piece, I'm listening to them and really feel connected to the professor's works. They give you a map where it was also written that no photography. I hope foreigner will respect their rules. I'm sure even without photography, you can enjoy the art if you are really into anime and Doraemon fan. They also give a free show of 15-minute episodes of Doraemon. One day trip is a good decision.