Takaoka, Japan | Fujiko F. Fujio Furusato Gallery

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Overview

Step into the Fujiko F. Fujio Furusato Art Gallery in Takaoka, Toyama, to learn about the growth and creative starting point of the Doraemon creator. Enjoy the precious original paintings and creative materials exhibited in the museum, and experience firsthand the birth process of classic works. Through the exhibits in the museum, visitors can gradually learn about the creative story and background of the author of "Doraemon". Purchase tickets online through KKday and get them instantly. Simply show your ticket at the venue for entry – it's fast and convenient!

Highlights

Step into the Fujiko F. Fujio Furusato Art Gallery in Takaoka, Toyama, to learn about the growth and creative starting point of the Doraemon creator.
Enjoy the precious original paintings and creative materials exhibited in the museum, and experience firsthand the birth process of classic works.
Through the exhibits in the museum, visitors can gradually learn about the creative story and background of the author of "Doraemon".
Purchase tickets online through KKday and get them instantly. Simply show your ticket at the venue for entry – it's fast and convenient!

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Reminders

Closed days and opening hours may be subject to change. Please visit the official website for the latest information.
Outside food and beverages are not allowed inside the venue.

Please keep quiet while viewing the exhibition. In addition, talking on the phone, recording, taking photos and using notebooks are strictly prohibited in the exhibition area.

Graphic Description

The Doraemon-themed installation welcoming visitors at the entrance symbolizes the fond memories that the series has accompanied countless people through their childhood.

The museum displays rare original drawings and creative materials, taking you deeper into the world of Fujiko F. Fujio's manga creation.

The commemorative statues depict classic characters, showcasing the unique charm of Fujiko F. Fujio's works.

Starting from the entrance space, visitors enter an exhibition world woven from the author's background and creative trajectory.

The Fujiko F. Fujio Furusato Gallery, located in the Takaoka City Museum of Art in Toyama Prefecture, is an important place to understand the origin of the master's creations!

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Product Introduction

The Fujiko F. Fujio Furusato Gallery, located within the Takaoka City Museum of Art in Toyama Prefecture, takes you to the starting point of the dreams of Fujiko F. Fujio, the creator of "Doraemon," during his childhood. Through displays of original manuscripts, creative tools, and stories from his youth, the gallery explores the "origin of manga" and the charm of his works. The exhibition includes rare original drawings, published works, and glimpses into the author's life, making it a must-visit destination for manga fans and culture enthusiasts seeking an in-depth experience. - Introduction to Transportation Products -

The Takaoka Station/New Takaoka Station to Gokayama/Shirakawa-go 2-Day Unlimited Bus Pass is a convenient bus route from Takaoka to the World Heritage sites of Gokayama (Aikura and Suganuma) and Shirakawa-go. The journey from Takaoka to Gokayama takes approximately 1 hour, making it an easy and direct route.

With a 2-day unlimited travel pass, you can flexibly plan your itinerary, visiting the three World Heritage Gassho-zukuri villages, or exploring the Shirohata district, which is full of traditional weaving culture, and freely explore the mountain scenery of Toyama and Gifu. Free Wi-Fi is available on the bus for your comfort and convenience. For information on the Kansai & Hokuriku Rail 7-Day Pass, please refer to the Japan JR PASS｜Kansai & Hokuriku Area Rail Pass｜eMCO e-ticket .

Experience Location

If Monday falls on a national holiday or a make-up holiday, the museum will remain open as usual and will close on the following weekday. Other closing days are at the end of the year and the beginning of the new year (December 29 to January 3).
• Approximately 20 minutes walk from Takaoka Station.
• Take the Manyo Line and get off at the "Shikino Junior High School" tram stop, then walk for approximately 10 minutes.
• Take the JR Himi Line and get off at "Etchū-Nakagawa Station," then walk for approximately 2 minutes.
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Must Know

Closed days and opening hours may be subject to change. Please visit the official website for the latest information.
Closed days and opening hours may be subject to change. Please visit the official website for the latest information.
Outside food and beverages are not allowed inside the venue.
Outside food and beverages are not allowed inside the venue.
Please keep quiet while viewing the exhibition. In addition, talking on the phone, recording, taking photos and using notebooks are strictly prohibited in the exhibition area.
Please keep quiet while viewing the exhibition. In addition, talking on the phone, recording, taking photos and using notebooks are strictly prohibited in the exhibition area.