What other travelers are saying about Snoopy Museum Tokyo
If you’re truly a Snoopy fan, you’re going to love this museum! It tells the whole story of how the author came up with the idea, who inspired each character, and the personality behind every one of them. There are original drawings, interactive sections, and merchandise from over the years.
There are only 2 Snoopy museums in the world, and even though this one is small, I absolutely loved it. I actually spent 2 hours looking around and reading everything!! I’ve loved Snoopy since I was little, so coming here really filled my heart with love and nostalgia from my childhood.
I recommend it 1000%! 💖✨️
Frequently asked questions
The Snoopy Museum Tokyo is located in Machida, Tokyo at 1-2-7 Tsuruma, Machida-shi. You can reach it by taking the Odakyu Line to Machida Station, then either walk 10 minutes or take a bus to Tsuruma Danchi Center bus stop. The museum is easily accessible by train from central Tokyo.
The Snoopy Museum Tokyo is open from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (last entry at 5:30 PM) and is closed on Tuesdays. Adult admission tickets cost 2,000 yen, university/high school students pay 1,200 yen, and elementary/junior high students pay 800 yen. Children under 4 enter free. Advance online booking is recommended.
The Snoopy Museum Tokyo features original Peanuts comic strips by Charles M. Schulz, rotating special exhibitions, interactive displays, a theater showing Peanuts animations, and photo opportunities with life-sized Snoopy figures. The museum also has an exclusive gift shop with limited-edition Snoopy merchandise and a cafe serving Peanuts-themed food and drinks.
While same-day tickets may be available at the Snoopy Museum Tokyo, advance online booking is highly recommended, especially on weekends and holidays. You can purchase timed-entry tickets through the official museum website or major ticketing platforms. Booking in advance guarantees your preferred time slot and helps avoid disappointment.
Most visitors spend 1-2 hours exploring the Snoopy Museum Tokyo, including time to view the exhibitions, watch animations in the theater, take photos, and browse the gift shop. If you plan to eat at the museum cafe or are a dedicated Peanuts fan, allow up to 3 hours for your visit to fully enjoy all the Snoopy-themed attractions.
As a snoopy fan, this was an outstanding experience! Every detail in this museum was so cool. I loved the comics on the walls and the informative signs next to the characters. Learning about the history was very interesting. There were so many places to take photos and each one was adorable. The gift shop was fun but a bit pricey so I only picked out one thing. Everything about this was perfect and if you are a snoopy fan you will love it, a must visit!
The Snoopy Museum in Tokyo is a charming and fun place, especially for fans of Snoopy and the Peanuts gang. The exhibits are well-designed and nostalgic, with plenty of photo opportunities. The gift shop is packed with a wide variety of Snoopy-themed merchandise, making it a perfect place to pick up souvenirs. It’s a great spot to visit with friends or family. Some areas can get crowded, but overall it’s an enjoyable experience.
Loved this place! It’s a bit of a train ride from the city, but worth it. The museum is located inside an outlet with lots of fancy brands, so it’s also a great chance to shop at really good prices.
The current incarnation of the museum opened at the Minami-machida Grandberry Park in Machida on 14 December 2019, as an official satellite of the Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center in Santa Rosa, California.It reopened in February 2024 after renovations.
I am from California but never been to the original one in Santa Rosa Ca, yet. My son had visited the Original one and he said The original one and Tokyo one are different.
I’m big fan of Peanuts and so does my children. We bought the admission tickets in advance online. I recommend if you want to make sure to go here buy the tickets in advance. I think it is limited but you may get the tickets in person if there’s an opening.
The museum was not that big inside and it took only less than one hour or so to stay there. I enjoyed all the cartoons process but the store where you can buy the character items were way too expensive and not enough items. You may found more merchandise at anywhere in Tokyo.
Anyway it’s great place to visit if you are Snoopy fan and you can enjoy to take a cute photos and there’s a cafe next to the museum.
