Kadokawa Musashino Museum

Japan, 〒359-0023 Saitama, Tokorozawa, Higashitokorozawawada, 3 Chome−31−3 ところざわサクラタウン

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Kadokawa Musashino Museum

A landmark facility in Tokorozawa Sakura Town. It is a complex museum that combines a library, art gallery, and museum, evoking the imagination and moving between real and virtual from the first to fifth floors above ground. It is a particularly eye-catching building within Tokorozawa Sakura Town, the base facility of the "COOL JAPAN FOREST" urban development project jointly undertaken by KADOKAWA and Tokorozawa City, Saitama Prefecture. In addition to the huge bookshelf theater, which is a popular check-in spot, there is also an exhibition space, Kadokawa Shokudo, and Musashino Iza Reiwa Shrine, making it one of Saitama's newest attractions.

- A landmark of Tokorozawa Sakura Town, Japan's largest pop culture hub, created by the publisher KADOKAWA.

- A cultural complex with an entirely new concept that combines a library, art gallery, and museum in Higashi-Tokorozawa, it is a unique museum in the world that reorganizes all knowledge beyond the genres of art, literature, natural history, etc.

- The "Bookshelf Theater," which is a hot topic on social media, is an impressive space surrounded by gigantic bookshelves that are about 8 meters high. Don't miss the projection mapping that is shown every 20 minutes, based on the concept of "playing with books and interacting with books." ・The "Edit Town - Book Street" is a library space that feels like a town, where you can feel the breath and bustle of books. ・The museum was designed and supervised by famous architect Kengo Kuma, who also designed the National Stadium and Takanawa Gateway. The "Bookshelf Theater," a space surrounded by giant bookshelves 8 meters high, is a symbol of the Kadokawa Musashino Museum. The Kadokawa Musashino Museum was built by the famous architect Kengo Kuma. The fourth episode of the digital art theater "Monet," where you can experience the scenery seen by the artist of light Monet in a very immersive way. Immersive Journey - The Light I See》

【KCM Standard Ticket Admission Areas】

1st Floor: Manga and Light Novel Library

4th Floor: Edit Town - Book Street, Bookshelf Theater, Aramata Wonder Treasure Museum, Edit and Art Gallery

5th Floor: Musashino Corridor, Musashino Gallery

【1DAY Passport Admission Areas】

In addition to the above KCM Standard Ticket admission areas, you can also enter the "1st Floor: Grand Gallery" where the special exhibition is held