Unique museums in Japan

Sapporo Beer Museum in Hokkaido

Back to childhood with Doraemon

In Japan, there are many parks and amusement parks decorated with the image of Doraemon, but there is a museum that dedicates its entire campus and exhibition areas to introduce this intelligent robot cat. That is the Fujiko.F.Fujio Museum in Kanagawa Prefecture - where childhood memories come alive with the pages of books and funny displays. This museum is named after the "father" of the legendary robot cat, so the entire first floor is the main exhibition area with about 50,000 artifacts related to this author and the process of creating the long series. Visitors who want to rediscover the exciting moments when turning each page of the story, looking at the funny drawings can go to the second floor - the library area. The third floor is probably the most favorite place for children because there is an outdoor play area with Doraemon and cute souvenir shops, a cafe with many cakes named after the magical "treasures" of the beloved robot cat.

Doraemon in the Fujiko.F.Fujio Museum

Colorful polka dot world

Yayoi Kusama is considered one of the most famous and successful contemporary artists in Japan. Her art style is considered to have influence on a continental and global scale. Using the technique of colorful polka dots, her artworks highlight humanistic themes such as anti-war, patriarchy and anti-exploitation between social classes. The museum named after her is one of the favorite places to visit in Tokyo for locals and tourists.

Famous drink in Hokkaido

Hokkaido Island has many things worth exploring , from majestic nature, colorful flowers to delicious cakes, impressive drinks, of which the most notable is the famous Sapporo beer. This drink has a long history here, has been elevated to become a prominent product of Hokkaido, and then has a museum telling the story of its history as well as its steps to the market. The Sapporo Beer Museum was launched in 1987, headquartered in a former beer factory, displaying artifacts and documents related to beer, the production company and is a place for visitors to learn and taste highly appreciated beer products.

Sapporo Beer Museum is the former beer factory.

The long story about instant noodles

Surely there are few places like Japan that have many instant noodle museums - a dish that is loved by many people in Asian countries. Visiting instant noodle museums in Japan will help diners have the opportunity to learn about the history of this dish and make noodles themselves. First of all, there is the Shin - Yokohama noodle museum with a nostalgic style, followed by the Yokohama noodle museum with the most famous instant noodle brand in Japan, Cup Noodles, and not to mention the Osaka Ikeda noodle museum with a tunnel displaying instant noodles. Coming to these museums, after learning and visiting, do not miss the opportunity to experience delicious and beautiful noodles in the true style of Japanese culinary elevation.

A little shy at the parasite museum

Fear or interest are the opposite emotions of many visitors when visiting the Meguro Parasitological Museum in Tokyo. In fact, in addition to the exhibition function of a museum, this place is also a research institute founded by Dr. Satoru Kamegai in 1953. He traveled all over Japan, to many hospitals to collect parasite specimens for scientific research. Although the area is not large, this museum has up to 60,000 specimens, representing 1,500 species of parasites, of which only about 300 specimens are introduced to the public.

Whether displaying beautiful or frightening items, the above museums leave an impression on visitors with their meticulousness in collecting and presenting information, their meticulousness in arranging and presenting, and their sophistication in engaging viewers in interactions so that each destination leaves many memories on the journey of exploring Japan.

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