I’ve heard how special this place was but had no idea how much time I was going to need to go through it all. I loved every minute! I have never seen so many beautiful music boxes in my life and all in one place....More

This is building #2 of the Music Box Museums on Sakaimachidori in Otaru.It is located right near lamp post 67 just a short distance from the Steam Lock and Marchen Intersection. Check out the antique music boxes inside here, and listen to the delightful sounds...More

There are a lot of well-kept old music box and music playing piano/machines. A lot of classic music came out of those machines to remind you those wonderful old days and beautiful love stories. It's amazing to see these priceless antiques have been kept so...More

I love music box, I am so excited how fantastic of this museum before I came but this was really disappointed me. Just a huge retail rather than a museum, huge range of music boxes to sell but in low quality material, poor music tone,...More

Am glad I manage to visit this place before they closed at 6pm. It was the highlight of Otaru. Its free as well. So many interesting antique music boxes. Mesmerizing. One can spend hours here if really interested in music boxes, arts or music. Much...More

I'm really not a fan of musical boxes as they sound so yesteryear - things of a much older generation. I went into the building as I was attracted to the clock outside the building which reminded me of a similar clock in Vancouver. The...More

The size of this 2nd building is really smaller than the main building, but we can enjoy other orgels and concert for every hour on the hour. The time shcedule say the concert will be for 15 minutes, but actually finish within 8 minutes. Some...More