[2025 Tokorozawa ] Travel Guide for Kadokawa Culture Museum (Updated Mar)

Address: Tokorozawa Sakura Town, 3-31-3 Higashi Tokorozawa Wada, Tokorozawa City, Saitama Prefecture, 359-0023 Atmosphere/Facilities: The appeal is that you can actually pick up a book and read it! It's an otherworldly space, but you can enjoy your time at your leisure!! There's also a kaku cafe inside the Kadokawa Musashino Museum, so I hope you'll stop by! It's not in the photo, but I had ice cream! ☺️✌🏻 #museum#photogenic spot

A Van Gogh exhibition where you can immerse yourself in the world of Van Gogh🌻 This is the first exhibition in Japan to focus on the Van Gogh family collection, and it will be held in three cities: Osaka, Tokyo, and Aichi🤍 With over 30 Van Gogh works, you can trace his career from his early years to his later years😌✨ The photo is from an exhibition previously held at Kadokawa Musashino Museum, but all of Van Gogh's works are truly beautiful, impressive, and touching🎨 This year's exhibition will also feature four of Van Gogh's letters, which will be shown for the first time in Japan, and will introduce the collection that his family has protected and passed down, so there is plenty to see for fans #Free hotel stay

#HotPlacesInJapan #KadokawaMusashinoMuseum The stage where the super famous group sang at the Red and White Song Battle a few years ago! That's the Bookshelf Theater inside the Kadokawa Musashino Museum 📚 It just opened in 2020, and the excitement is still going strong, making it a popular spot ✨ (The building was designed by the world-famous architect Kengo Kuma!) No matter where you look, there are books everywhere! ! It's so impressive that it's hard to capture it all in a photo, so I thought it was something I should go to at least once◎ At the Bookshelf Theater, projection mapping is shown every 20 minutes◎There are plenty of highlights, such as scenes of books burning and scenes of authors' names being engraved, so be sure to stop by and take a look🌟 📚Facility name: Kadokawa Musashino Museum 📍Location: 3-31-3 Higashi Tokorozawa Wada, Tokorozawa City, Saitama Prefecture Inside Tokorozawa Sakura Town 🕰️Opening hours: 10:00-18:00 (last entry: 17:30) *Every Tuesday (open if Tuesday is a public holiday) 🚇Access: 10 minutes walk from Higashi Tokorozawa Station 💰Admission fee: 《KCM Standard Ticket (including Bookshelf Theater)》 General (college students and above) 1,400 yen Junior high and high school students 1,200 yen Elementary school students 1,000 yen *If you also want to see special exhibitions, you may need to pay an additional fee (please check the official website of the Kadokawa Musashino Museum for details) 🅿️Parking: You can use the parking lot in Tokorozawa Sakura Town #Saitama #Tokorozawa #Museum #Kanto Tourism

Stroll through Kadokawa Musashino and unlock a slow-paced, artistic lifestyle In the fast-paced modern world, do you long for a quiet place where your soul can rest for a moment? The Kadokawa Musashino Museum in Saitama, Japan, is a cultural sanctuary where time seems to slow down. From Tokyo, take the Musashino Line and enjoy the picturesque scenery along the way. The hour-long journey will pass in the blink of an eye. After getting off at Higashi-Tokorozawa Station, take a leisurely stroll, and soon you will see the museum. This building, carefully crafted by Kengo Kuma, is like a work of art that naturally grows in the corner of the city. Its appearance is simple and unpretentious, yet it shows unique craftsmanship in its details. The modern shrine at the entrance is unique, and during certain seasons, the surrounding flowers and trees sway, adding a touch of vitality and poetry. Step inside, and the JPY 1,400 ticket will take you on a deep cultural journey. Although you may choose to skip the special exhibition on the 5th floor due to personal preference, this does not affect the stunning experience on the 1st to 4th floors. Especially on the 4th floor, the popular library is the soul of the museum. Soft light pours through the windows onto rows of bookshelves, and the air is filled with a faint scent of paper and ink. Pick a book you like, find a comfortable corner to sit down, and immerse yourself in the world of words. Before you know it, the afternoon will have quietly slipped away. The museum is open from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm, with the last admission at 5:30 pm, so be sure to plan your time accordingly. It is closed every Tuesday, so don't make a wasted trip. Here, there are no hurried footsteps, no noisy distractions, only pure tranquility and culture. Whether you come alone to enjoy the quiet time or with friends to share the joy of reading, the Kadokawa Musashino Museum can meet all your expectations for a slow-paced lifestyle. Come here to encounter a cultural date and let your soul be nourished and comforted.

Step into Kadokawa Musashino and encounter a dreamlike world of anime Anime fans, have you ever dreamed of stepping into a magical place where the world of anime and reality are perfectly intertwined? In Tokorozawa, Saitama, Japan, the Kadokawa Musashino Museum is such a fascinating place. When you take the Musashino Line and get off at Higashi-Tokorozawa Station, you only need to walk less than 1,000 meters to reach this building that carries countless fantasies. From Ueno Station in Tokyo, the short train ride feels like a prelude to another world. When you arrive at the museum, the JPY 1,400 ticket is a great value. Although the special exhibition on the 5th floor requires a separate ticket, don't regret missing it, because the real highlight is on the 4th floor. When you step onto the 4th floor, you are instantly surrounded by a strong anime atmosphere. This is a sea of books and a treasure trove of anime culture. The surrounding shelves are filled with a dazzling array of manga and novels, each telling a unique story. Find a corner to sit down, and you can immerse yourself in this world full of fantasy, where time seems to stand still. The museum was designed by Kengo Kuma, and its exterior is very modern, with simple and smooth lines that complement the surrounding tranquil environment. The modern shrine at the entrance is unique, and when the hydrangeas are in full bloom, it is even more beautiful, adding a touch of romance to your visit. The museum is open from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm, so remember to enter before 5:30 pm. It is closed on Tuesdays, so don't forget to plan your trip accordingly. Here, you can truly feel the profound heritage of Japanese anime culture. Whether you are taking a photo with your favorite character illustration or quietly reading a manga, you will be filled with joy. For anime fans, the Kadokawa Musashino Museum is not just a place to visit, but a pilgrimage site of dreams. Here, the boundaries between reality and anime become blurred, and every visitor can enjoy a unique anime experience and leave with their own beautiful memories.

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Higashi Tokorozawa, Saitama Kadokawa Musashino Museum 𓂃4th Interactive Digital Art Theater𓂃 ˗ˏˋ Monet Immersive Journey The Light I Sawˎˊ˗ This year in 2024, there were Monet-related art exhibitions in various places𓂃🪷 There are still some recommended places where you can immerse yourself in Monet's works𓏸 𓈒 𓂃𓋜 You can learn about Monet and the Impressionists, and you're sure to be soothed by their gentle touch🪷 The corridor where works from past Impressionist exhibitions were lined up was also great𓂃♡ Photos are OK, but videos are🆖 There is a free photo spot at the entrance to the venue, and white parasols are available for rental💃 Videos are OK here👍 It's on until January 19, 2025, so please go and check it out~🫶 ˗ˏˋ Monet: I Can See the Lights – An Immersive Journeyˎˊ˗ 📍 Kadokawa Musashino Museum 🗺️ 3-31-3 Higashi Tokorozawa Wada, Tokorozawa, Saitama 🗓️ Saturday, July 20, 2024 to Sunday, January 19, 2025 📝 Every Tuesday (closed on Wednesday, January 1, 2025) ⏰ 10:00-18:00 (last entry at 17:30) 🎫 Purchase at the counter on the day General (university students and above): 2,500 yen Junior high and high school students: 2,000 yen Elementary school students: 1,300 yen Preschoolers: Free #Saitama outing #Kadokawa Musashino Museum #Money immersive journey #Monet's garden #Museum tour #Higashi Tokorozawa #Domestic travel trip

Higashi Tokorozawa, Saitama Kadokawa Musashino Museum "Bookshelf Theater" The space with 30,000 books lined up on 8m-tall bookshelves is worth a visit📚 Projection mapping is also performed✨ Speaking of "Bookshelf Theater", it is the place where YOASOBI sang at the NHK Kohaku Uta Gassen on December 31, 2020🎤 Photos are allowed here too, but videos are🆖 Books are displayed in a unique style, such as the "book town" Edit Town Book Street and the attic-like staircase space Attic Step, which stimulates intellectual curiosity𓏸 𓈒 𓂃𓋜 I heard that Akira Ikegami will be the director from November 2024 The building was designed by the famous architect Kengo Kuma Please go and see it🫶 ˗ˏˋ Bookshelf Theaterˎˊ˗ 📍 Kadokawa Musashino Museum 🗺️ 3-31-3 Higashi Tokorozawa Wada, Tokorozawa, Saitama 📝Closed every Tuesday (temporarily closed on Wednesday, January 1, 2025) ⏰10:00-18:00 (last entry at 17:30) #Kadokawa Musashino Museum #Bookshelf Theater #Museum Tour #Higashi Tokorozawa #Domestic Travel Trip

A great place to visit near Tokyo is the Kadokawa Musashino Museum in Saitama Prefecture. This museum is truly a wonderful place to explore both inside and out! Inside, there are not only many rare books 📚, but also plenty of spaces for people to read. The most special and popular attraction is the Bookshelf Theater, which resembles a giant bookshelf standing eight meters tall. Being in the middle of it feels incredibly awe-inspiring. Every 20 minutes, there are projection segments that use the books on the shelves to create different images and visuals. It's very unique and interesting, full of artistic atmosphere. Being there feels like stepping into a magical world, very mysterious and special. No wonder so many people come here to take photos! Route🚏 Get off at JR Musashino Line's Higashi-Tokorozawa Station and walk for 10 minutes.

#Tokyo itinerary Tired of downtown Tokyo, I recommend a day trip to Saitama Prefecture, a suburb of Tokyo! One of the most popular attractions among young people recently is the Kadokawa Musashino Museum. The museum actually consists of a fine art gallery, a library, a museum, in the newest cultural integrated facility in the area, from its unique and artistic appearance is already very attractive. This museum is the work of the famous architect Kengo Kuma, no wonder it has his personal style, the appearance consists of 20,000 pieces of black and white gray granite, outside there are shrine torii ⛩️ and other designs

Kadokawa Musashino Museum is a unique cultural complex in Tokorozawa, Saitama Prefecture, where books, art, and nature come together. The impressive stone building is a mix of art museums, libraries, and exhibition spaces, and the interior is like exploring a giant maze. The highlight of the museum is the "Bookshelf Theater," a space surrounded by books. The books are lined up to the ceiling, making you feel as if you've wandered into a book. This place is different from a regular library or bookstore; it's not just a place to read, but also a place to experience art. There is even a shrine called Musashino Iza Reiwa Shrine inside the building, and it's a strange feeling to have a shrine inside a cultural facility. ★Access About a 10-minute walk from Higashi-Tokorozawa Station on the Seibu Ikebukuro Line. As a new tourist spot in Tokorozawa, it's a must-see for culture lovers! #0yentravelautumn

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The exterior looks like a massive stone block, exuding an overwhelming presence. Inside, the functions of a library, art museum, and museum are integrated, allowing you to enjoy art, literature, and culture from multiple perspectives. Especially notable is the 'Bookshelf Theater,' where a gigantic bookshelf spreads across the entire wall, offering an experience as if you are inside a story. ◇Access Approximately a 10-minute walk from Higashi-Tokorozawa Station on the Seibu Ikebukuro Line

The Kadokawa Musashino Museum, located in Tokorozawa, Japan, is an architectural marvel designed by renowned architect Kengo Kuma. The building's distinctive monolithic appearance is created using interlocking granite slabs, which give it a unique, almost fortress-like aesthetic. Inside, the museum features a variety of cultural exhibits, including literature, manga, and anime, blending traditional and modern Japanese culture. Ticket prices for the museum are as follows: - Adults: ¥1,600 - University and High School Students: ¥1,300 - Middle School Students and Children: ¥1,000 - Children under 6: Free For more information, please contact the museum at +81-50-5541-8600.

Musashino Reiwa Shrine is a shrine located in Tokorozawa City, Saitama Prefecture, and is an artistic shrine spot supervised by the world-renowned architect Kengo Kuma. This shrine, while following the traditional architectural style of shrines, incorporates symbolic Shinto structures and components such as torii gates and chigi. At first glance, the building does not look like a shrine, and it would not be recognizable without the torii gate. The torii gate lights up as neon at night. Musashino Reiwa Shrine is built in Musashino, which is also the setting for the Manyoshu, and has been selected as the first pilgrimage site of the '88 Places in Japan Anime Fans Should Visit' chosen by the Anime Tourism Association. This shrine can be said to be a place that expresses the universal desire for peace and happiness. Furthermore, the shrine's stamp book is made of wood, with a charming design featuring cherry blossoms and foxes. When you visit, be sure to receive a stamp. 📍Located at 3 Chome-31-3 Higashitokorozawa Wada, Tokorozawa City, Saitama Prefecture Walking: About 11 minutes from JR Higashitokorozawa Station. Bus: Take the bus bound for 'Wada' from JR Higashitokorozawa Station and get off at the stop. Car: Approximately 8-10 minutes from Tokorozawa IC

Kadokawa Musashino Museum is not only impressive in its exterior design, but by purchasing a KCM Standard Ticket, you can immerse yourself in exhibitions such as the painting experience and the bookshelf museum, and enjoy the whole day. After the museum closes, the view from the outside is also very beautiful. It's reassuring to have cafes and restaurants both inside and outside the facility. Outing Plan 📍Spot Name: Kadokawa Musashino Museum Address: 3-31-3 Higashitokorozawa Wada, Tokorozawa City, Saitama Prefecture 359-0023, Tokorozawa Sakura Town Business Hours: Sun - Thu 10:00 - 18:00 (Last admission 17:30) Fri & Sat 10:00 - 21:00 (Last admission 20:30) Cost: For the KCM 1day Passport which allows you to see the main exhibits Weekends: Adults 3,500 yen Recommendation: The 1day Passport is recommended as it allows you to stay for the whole day and see all the exhibits except for the third floor. 📝When I visited, it was the Van Gogh exhibition, but currently, there is a Dali exhibition underway!