Fujiko · F · Fujio Museum

a fun place to visit, especially if you’re a fans of Doraemon! You wont be disappointed. But do book the ticket in advanced, at least 1-2days. The place is not that big with large capacity. Do check out the restaurant, the dishes looks great and tasty!

Ticket: Can easily purchase online and scan QR code at gate. Accessibility: Go to Noborito station and find the front side of subway station, find the sign of the shuttle bus which will arrive infront of the museum. Museum: Actually there is not much to do here, I think 60-70 minutes in total is enough. Eating: there is one Doraemon restaurant inside but always have to wait at least one hour and it's pricey so I recommend to get back to Noborito station to have meals.

The Fujiko F Fujio Museum is a delightful experience for fans of the beloved Doraemon series and Japanese pop culture. The museum does an excellent job of showcasing the life and works of Fujiko F Fujio, with a variety of exhibits that are both informative and entertaining. The displays are well-organized, providing an in-depth look into the creative process behind some of the most iconic characters and stories. The interactive sections are a hit, especially for children, making it a great destination for families. The outdoor area with life-sized Doraemon statues is a fun spot for photos and adds a whimsical touch to the visit. The cafe serve really cute Doraemon theme cuisine. Personally, I love the pork curry rice and the Doraemon Blue drink. But the queue can be really long, so do take a queue number while doing the tour around and check back regularly. The museum isn't that big. The downside is, if you are in the Tokyo area, this museum is pretty far away. There are quite limited displays, and no photos are allowed inside. Even the outdoor display, where photos are allowed, is super limited. Overall, the Fujiko F Fujio Museum is a nice place to visit for Doraemon fans and those interested in Japanese animation.

Better to purchase the ticket in advance and come early. Everything has to be queuing even just for taking photos… there’s only one restaurant here and we had to wait up to 2 hours. Children and doraemon fan would love it. Personally I thought there would have more activities to do but not so…

I love Doraemon. People may think not much to see, but I still spend about 2.5hrs there. They have museum, mini theater and cafe. Enough for a super fan to learn about Fujiko F. Fujio, to take photos and relax.