Once you get to the second floor, this is where most of the childrens area is located. From an animal room which features actual works created by Fujiko F. Fujio, a teacher’s baby room featuring F-san as a father, a kid’s space (indoor playground) and an open space room known as “Minna ni Hiroba (People’s Plaza)” and then the theater
I’ll first discuss the teacher’s baby room, as this one was very touching as his family, including his daughter would talk about F-san as a caring father.
This is the part that no one gets to know about the creator and his passion for his work but focused on his family.
As for the theater, the film that was shown was “Getsume Race de Dai-Pinch!!” (The Big Lunar Race Crisis!) featuring many of Fujiko F. Fujio’s characters all taking part in a major race.
This was very cool to watch! A short animated film but still fun to watch!
There are no photos or videos allowed in the second floor but the open space and the store (and outdoors), but the open space is one that I’m glad they at least allowed photos.
My favorite part is seeing Nobita’s house (miniaturized) from “Doraemon”.
In tomorrow’s post, we’ll look at the awesome museum shop!
