[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Nagisa Park (Updated May)

A pure white building designed by Kengo Kuma on the hill of Nagisa Park This is a children's literature museum filled with the charm of Eiko Kadono, the author of "Kiki's Delivery Service" I've wanted to go since it was first built, and I finally got to go The strawberry-colored world is so cute♡ There's also a library where you can read books freely, a mini-theater like a hideaway, and a cafe where you can enjoy meals and drinks The cafe was quite crowded on the weekends If you're going to use it, make sure you come early◎ __________ 𖠿 Witch Literature Museum 𖠱 7-3-1 Minamikasai, Edogawa-ku, Tokyo, Nagisa Park 10 minutes by Toei bus from Kasai Station and Kasai Rinkai Park Station, respectively, 5 minutes on foot from the nearest bus stop ☑︎Tickets can be reserved online with a designated date and time __________ #TokyoTrip #TokyoSightseeing #WitchLiteratureMuseum #DesignedbyKengoKuma #100TravelStyles

Kiki Literature Museum is located in Tokyo and is a unique literary museum dedicated to showcasing and commemorating the literary achievements of Japan's renowned author, Seicho Matsumoto. The museum features a rich array of exhibits, including displays of Matsumoto's life and creative background, as well as meticulously curated multimedia presentations related to his works. These allow visitors to delve deeply into the creative process and inner journey of this master of mystery novels. The architectural style of the museum is minimalist and modern, with a quiet and solemn atmosphere that makes it an ideal destination for literature enthusiasts. Inside, visitors can find Matsumoto's original manuscripts, letters, and related documents, as well as some of his personal belongings, offering a closer glimpse into the life and thoughts of this celebrated writer.

I went to the pink world 🥺💕 cute! This is the "Magical Literature Museum" that expresses the world of Eiko Kakuno, a children's literature writer known as the author of "The Witch's Delivery Service". It opened in Edogawa Ward last November, and was designed by Kengo Kuma, so it's a must-see place as well. It has a lot of picture books, so it's recommended for families with children. The cafe attached to the building has a menu that seems like it would come out of a picture book...🥹The stardust soda water was too cute.... Please go and see it. I went to the pink world 🥺💕 cute! This is the "Magical Literature Museum" that expresses the world of Eiko Kakuno, a children's literature writer known as the author of "The Witch's Delivery Service". The building was designed by Kengo Kuma and is a must-see place as well. The building was designed by Kengo Kuma, and it is also a place of great interest as a building. The café has a The menu looks like something out of a picture book.... I had a 🥹stardust soda water and it was already too cute.... You should go there! 　 📍 #Witch's Literature Museum Address: Nagisa Park, 7-3-1 Minamikasai, Edogawa-ku, Tokyo Opening hours: 9:30-17:30 *Last admission at 16:30 Closed: Tuesdays, New Year's holidays (December 29th-January 3rd) Price: Adults (15 years and over) 700 yen / Children (4 years old-junior high school students) 300 yen *Advance reservations for specified dates and times #0 yen trip #Travel with me

I went to the children's literature museum of Eiko Kadono, the author of Kiki's Delivery Service. The world view is based on the setting of Koriko Town in Kiki's Delivery Service. Since I'm an adult, I gave priority to the children when I went to see it😂 Architectural design by Kengo Kuma ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧🫧🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ♦︎Magical Literature Museum (Eiko Kadono Children's Literature Museum, Edogawa Ward) 📍Nagisa Park, 7-3-1 Minamikasai, Edogawa Ward, Tokyo ⏰ 9:00-17:30 Closed on Tuesdays 💰 Adults (15 years and older) 700 yen, Children (4 years to junior high school students) 300 yen, Free for children under 3 years old *Discounts available for residents, employees, and students of Edogawa Ward 🚃・From JR Keiyo Line "Kasai Rinkai Park Station" Toei Bus/Kasai 21, about 10 minutes, get off at "Magical Literature Museum Entrance", 5 minutes walk ・From Kasai Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line Toei Bus/Kasai 21, about 10 minutes, get off at "Magical Literature Museum Entrance", 5 minutes walk Toei Bus/Kasai 24, about 10 minutes, get off at "Nagisa New Town", 5 minutes walk *Advance reservations are required for designated dates and times! In rare cases, same-day tickets may be available, so check Twitter ⚠️Photos and videos are allowed inside the museum for personal use! However, taking photos of the "Black Cat Theater" and "Eiko's Atelier Video", and the main text of the books is not allowed! 🏢Operated by the Tsunan Snow Festival Executive Committee, and the secretariat is the Tsunan Town Tourism Association ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🌹~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ *This information is current, so please check it out before you go! Date of shooting: 2023/11 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Right now! This moment! Enjoy it to the fullest Maya trip ✔︎A place I'm glad I went and experienced for myself ✔︎I hope this will be helpful for your outings♫ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #Sakura2024 #Photogenic spots #Recommended spots #Witch's Literature Museum #Witch #Kengo Kuma #Kiki's Delivery Service #Tokyo sightseeing #Tokyo Library #Library tour

. This time we will be introducing the Magical Literature Museum, the world view of the works of children's literature author Eiko Kadono! . The Magical Literature Museum is a building located in Edogawa Ward, Tokyo. It is a children's literature museum that aims to make Eiko Kadono's works and achievements known to many people, as well as to become a place where children who will lead the future can become familiar with children's literature and develop rich imaginations! . The strawberry-colored "Koriko Town," the setting for "Kiki's Delivery Service," spreads out before you, and is full of fun gimmicks such as projection mapping projected onto the walls and the four-screen "Black Cat Theater"! . First, before you go inside! The pure white building designed by Kengo Kuma, located on the hill of Nagisa Park, allows you to enjoy the unique world view from the outside! . The Magical Literature Museum is roughly divided into 6 areas! ◇Library ◇Black Cat Theater ◇Eiko's Atelier ◇Gallery ◇Shop ◇Cafe Kiki . ◇Library A library surrounded by "house-shaped" bookshelves! To encourage children's independence, children's books and picture books from around the world are arranged without classification! . ◇Black Cat Theater A hideaway-like theater with four screens at the end of the hallway! You can experience interactive programs featuring "Ghost Atchi" and "Ringo-chan"! By the way, the video progresses in response to the audience's voices and movements! . ◇Eiko's Atelier A corner modeled after Eiko's workspace! Handwritten manuscripts, paints, and other stationery are placed on the desk, and the shelves are lined with favorite books and beautiful accessories collected on travels! . ◇Gallery A special exhibition on children's literature is held every six months! Currently, the "Witch and Witch Exhibition" is being held! . ◇Shop There are lots of original goods that can only be found here, such as cute character goods and Eiko's favorite atelier coat! . ◇Cafe Kiki A cafe with a great view of the old Edogawa River! You can enjoy the special menu that appears in Eiko's books! . ※By the way, the Magical Literature Museum requires advance reservations! And reservations are made by lottery, so it's not first come, first served! . The lottery results are notified by email at around 4pm two weeks before the desired date of your visit! By the way, the competition is high, and I was rejected many times! . 〇For those people, here's how to do it! ↓ After the lottery is over, if there are any cancellations or other reasons that leave room for more people, you can make a reservation on a first come, first served basis! We applied the day before with this! . It's a children's literature museum, so there are lots of children! Please be careful not to get in the way of the children or their parents! . 📍Magical Literature Museum Address: 7-3-1 Minamikasai, Edogawa-ku, Tokyo 134-0085 Opening hours: 9:30-17:30 (last entry 16:30) Closed: Tuesdays, New Year's holidays (December 29th-January 3rd) Admission fee: Adults (15 years and over) 700 yen (500 yen) Children (4 years and over to junior high school students) 300 yen〈200 yen〉 *Prices in 〈〉 are discounted rates for residents, employees, and students of Edogawa Ward Access: From Kasai Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line Take the Toei Bus [Kasai 21] for about 10 minutes and get off at the "Magical Literature Museum Entrance" Take the Toei Bus [Kasai 24] for about 10 minutes and get off at "Nagisa New Town" From Kasai Rinkai Park Station on the JR Keiyo Line, take the Toei Bus [Kasai 21] for about 10 minutes and get off at the "Magical Literature Museum Entrance" Recommendation: This is a children's literature museum where you can enjoy the world of Eiko Kadono, the author of Kiki's Delivery Service! The building designed by Kengo Kuma is also very attractive, so be sure to go! ⚠Caution: There are a lot of children! Be careful not to get in the way of families! .#besttrip2023