In the Fujiko·F·Fujio Museum, you can also appreciate the other works of the author in addition to Doraemon. To visit the museum, you have to purchase a ticket in advance. For forefingers who don't know Japanese like me, the easiest way is to purchase it at Lawson with the assistance of a staff. I feel thankful that the staff offered help was very patient and helpful as we had to wait the lady to finish several businesses at the ticket machine before our turn.
Since the museum is not close to train station and it encourages visitors to take public transport (no car park around), it offers a pay shuttle bus service between the Noborito station and the museum.
Every shuttle bus is painted with characters of Fujiko·F·Fujio.
The characters even appear in the buses and on the shopping bags.
Can you find Doraemon?
Welcome to Fujiko·F·Fujio Museum. What's you mood now?
Hello, my friend! I have watched Doraemon TV series from very young.
What's inside the pipes?
Anywhere Door, my wish is simple. I just wanna travel around the world at any time.
I remember the movie with this dino is very touching.
Happy birthday, Gian! You look awesome in your birthday month.
Dorami (younger sister of Doraemon), you seems enjoy being surrounded by visitors.
Q-taro and O-jiro are probably the only characters I know besides of those in Doraemon characters.
Unknown characters enjoy sun bath.
Gashapon macine in the shape of Doraemon.
Numbers of comics books are free to read.
A purple container hanging on a tree outside the museum. Not sure what it is and its purpose.
What can you associate this traffic cone with?
Dorayaki, the sweetness of red bean paste is just right and the bun is soft. No wonder it is Doraemon's favorite snack.
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