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So many different music boxes I liked sushi ones You can go upstairs too We went on weekend ,was busy but manageable with a stroller
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Date of experience: August 2019
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A famous large souvenir shop with variety of music boxes to choose from. Perfect shop to buy an ideal gifts for families & friends. Easily accessible from the main train station. Tip, if you want to visit this place, be here before the opening time to avoid large crowd.
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Date of experience: December 2019
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It's nice to see and ideally learn a bit about the manufacturing of the music boxes, but essentially this is one big shopping hall full of music boxes for the masses littered with Chinese tour groups. Not really a museum, more like one huge gift shop.
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Date of experience: December 2019
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Various of choices for music box, no matter western style or Japanese typical. Right place to visit especially during winter, atmosphere of Christmas in the house
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Date of experience: December 2019
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This is right the place if you like music box. You can see variety of music box here. The price range from budget into the expensive one. There’s small museum that display some antique music box and the story how music box start in europe. Tips: - Its best to come earlier to avoid the crowd. The shop is easily crammed with tourist during the evening. - baby chair, wheels chair are not recommended within the shop. Some part has a tight space and to access the 2nd and 3rd floor need to use step and small wooden stairs. - no cafe within the shop - you can get tax free by showing passport - its pretty warm inside the shop - dont forget to see the iconic steam clock outside the shop blowing steam…
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Date of experience: December 2019
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