It was like a dream come true. I literally grew up with them, even until now (with a 5 yos daughter) I still manage to read them or watch them once in a while. So when I stepped my foot inside the museum I was overwhelmed with happiness :) There were exhibitions with detail explanations (in english too), movie screening,... More

If you are a big fan of fujiko fumio comic books such as Doraemon, Pa-man or Mojacko, then this museum will bring back all those old happy memories. Here are some tips: 1. First, you need to purchase the tickets from Lawson store in advance (1000yen for adult). This museum is packed in the weekends so there will be allocated... More

What I enjoyed the most was the food there. there is a cafe on the 3rd floor, next to the roof-top outdoor area. You can order some drinks and food with doraemon characters on. You have to buy the tickets in advance from lawson convenience store in Japan or through their website. Weekday 10am but relatively crowded.

Doraemon, a character whom I grow up with. Was really excited to know about the existence of this museum! Getting ticket for this is hard as it requires pre-purchase and you had to buy through the Lawson ticket machine two months beforehand. I'm really lucky & blessed that I manage to find out about this just days before the sales... More

Visited during Christmas - not too long after it has opened. It was a dream come true for me although at a very high cost. Tickets are only available through the Lawson (convenience store) ticketing system within Japan. For a foreign visitor it was very difficult to obtain a ticket so my solution was unfortunately to get a ticket resold... More

Thinking about Fujiko F. Fujio museum, a month after my visit, still warms my heart and makes me smile! :) I have been a Doraemon fan since I was a kid and going to this museum was like having him to come life. There are just as many adults as there are kids there, probably because Doraemon touches many generations... More