[Kawasaki] Fujiko F. Fujio Museum

It takes 15 minutes to get on the Odakyu Line express train from Shinjuku Station. Just as the train passes the Tama River, it arrives at Noborito Station. The platform, where Doraemon characters peek out here and there, is like a treasure hunt for children. The Fujiko F. Fujio Museum is about 10 minutes away by bus from there. The museum is currently on a reservation system and the number of visitors is limited, but there were more visitors than I expected at the 11:00 session (the first session is at 10:00). The exhibition room is good for adults who like Doraemon, but it seems difficult for preschoolers. In the field, we looked for characters hiding in the trees while taking pictures of the drainpipe in the vacant lot, the Anywhere Door, Pisuke, Nobita and Doraemon, and were happy to find Ki-bo. ・Kids' space (preschoolers only) ・Manga corner ・Screening at the theater (about 10 minutes) ・Eating at the museum cafe ・Shopping at the shop I spent my time like this and was satisfied with my stay of about 3 or 4 hours. There aren't many things to play with for children, so there's a lot of photo-taking, and it might be a bit boring if you're not a fan of Doraemon. I've been watching Doraemon since I was little, so I was able to pull out scenes from the movies from the objects and food in the museum, which brought back memories. It's nice to find Doraemon here and there, and the theater tickets and other equipment are all so cute. #Outingswithkids #Doraemon