Both parents and kids will definitely love the Anpanman Children's Museum! It is a total paradise for the little ones, packed with interactive play areas, daily live character shows, and themed zones like the "Bread Factory" and "Baikin Secret Base" that bring the anime to life. The food is also surprisingly good, featuring adorable character-themed meals and fresh-baked buns that are as tasty as they are photogenic. Just be prepared for it to be slightly crowded on a weekend morning, as it is a popular spot for local families; however, the vibrant energy only adds to the fun!
Very cute museum with lots of food and activities. A little on the pricier side with 1 year olds+ being 2000 yen each, however, it was an experience to remember.
Our kid had so much fun, and the cafe foods were great. This is also probably the first place we've experienced "amusement park" prices for merchandise.
My baby is a crawler to be so there were not much things to play or see. Saw that there were air filled slides and jumping area for the toddlers and a few shops that sell merchandises. Nursing facilities and toilets were readily available and there was an anpanman show at specific timing. Otherwise nothing much to play, visited briefly. Strollers were to be left outside at designated areas after labelling. Would be useful to bring an ergobaby. Can buy ticket on the spot. Much photo taking opportunities with Anpanman characters, love the bacteria man and old bread grandpa.
Not too bad. But it wasn't impressive to leave a mark on my trip. Left after 1.5hours.
Entrance tickets are 2,200Y each person. You need to pay between 1,000 to 1,900Y to play some of the game stations. There were several souvenir shops and restaurants shops like about 6 of each??
Other things included and available to play with the initial ticket are the slide, ball area, net, rainbow blocks, sand pit, trampoline slide, shops, bakery.
The show was only 10mins and not interesting.
My kids love Anpanman. 4.5 year old and 20 month old. But I feel there were more souvenirs shops and food than activities for the kids to do. If they were more activities u would have to pay for them and I feel with the tickets being a bit pricey these should come with them too. The souvenirs shop were hard for me to watch since my baby wanted to grab everything from there. I feel strollers or special carts should be allowed there.
Only Anpanman was walking before they closed.
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