🗺️Explore the fantasy world of Doraemon: A complete guide to Fujiko F Fujio Museum

#sakura2024 On the last day in Tokyo, I chose to go to the "Fujiko F Fujio Museum" (Doraemon Museum) in Kawasaki. As a loyal fan who grew up loving Doraemon, I am undoubtedly full of happiness! 🚇 Transportation tip: It takes about 1 hour to take the subway or JR from downtown Tokyo to "Noborito Station" in Kawasaki. After exiting the station, follow the signs to find "Fujiko F Fujio Museum". You can easily reach the bus boarding point directly to the museum. You can swipe your card (220 yen per person) and take the bus to the museum gate. It is very convenient ~ (detailed bus schedule Please see pictures for times) 🎫 How to purchase tickets: You can purchase tickets through Trip.com. After purchasing the tickets, you will receive an electronic QR code. You can enter the venue with this code. 💡Remember to buy tickets in advance to avoid not being able to get tickets at the last moment! 🔍 Visiting route: First visit the first floor (Exhibition Room 1➡️Historical Footprints Corridor➡️Teacher Hiroshi Fujimoto’s Studio), then go to the second floor (Exhibition Room 2➡️Lumberjack’s Spring➡️Caile de Coral Plaza➡️Small Cinema). The video lasts about 20 minutes. After watching the movie, go outside and then go to the third floor (which has restaurants, snack shops and various outdoor photo spots) [Please check the pictures for floor guide] 💡The specific route can be flexibly adjusted according to the actual situation~ If the restaurant has a large flow of people, it is recommended to take a number first and then continue to visit to avoid long queues~ 🌟🌟 Notes: 1⃣️ Language tips: Each exhibition room has an introduction🤗You can scan the QR code to view it (including Chinese), enter the password for the three secret props of the day to view (the password will be displayed at the entrance of the exhibition hall), no need to worry about language barriers, follow You will gain a lot by watching the introduction of the exhibition~ 2⃣️ Restaurant reminder: It is located on the third floor. Some people say that the queue is long. When I went there, I might be seated directly at the right time. It is very convenient to scan the QR code to order food. It costs 3550 yen per person. It is a bit expensive but the appearance and taste are good! 3⃣️⚠️ Photography is prohibited in the exhibition room and cinema, but you can take pictures in the outdoor area ~ Don’t miss the Woodcutter’s Spring ❗️ You can shake it to get the cute fat tiger, and the rest area next to the second exhibition room on the second floor is right next to it ~ 4⃣️ The large model of Nobita’s house is located in Café de Coral Plaza on the second floor. You can also watch some small animations using the included iPad, which is very interesting. There are also gashapon machines, stamp machines, doll machines, etc. nearby for entertainment ~