Ikaho Toy, Doll and Car Museum - Kitagunma District

Name: Ikaho Toy, Doll and Car Museum - Kitagunma District
Address: 2145 Kaminoda, Yoshioka, Kitagunma District, Gunma 370-3606, Japan, 370-3606, Japan

4.3/5 ★ に基づく 8 レビュー

Contact Ikaho Toy, Doll and Car Museum

住所：	2145 Kaminoda, Yoshioka, Kitagunma District, Gunma 370-3606, Japan
電話：	📞 +879
Postal code :	370-3606
Webサイト：	http://www.ikaho-omocha.jp/
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , Museum , Toy museum ,
Description :	Collection spanning teddy bears & traditional dolls to retro console games & classic Japanese cars.

2145 Kaminoda, Yoshioka, Kitagunma District, Gunma 370-3606, Japan

Best Museum in japan

C	Christopher Green on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very extensive collection of bears and rare Steiff. Japanese tin toys were a small section but interesting and the old Japanese games area had Famikon. There are two real tanks! and some military items. There are two parlors one with a pachinko style home made game and one shooting gallery. The owner definitely makes an appearance in many photos and rally trophies and his preferred toys. At the end you get to paint your own Cupie doll. Personally, I'm a Star Wars fan and figure fan so I'd prefer more real collectible toys from around the world hence 4 stars, but the Japanese toys are extensive.
R	Ryan Antunes on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ As a huge fan of Initial D and Japanese cars in general, I came here for the vintage Japanese car collection. They also have an impressively large collection of vintage toys, dolls and teddy bears. This place is worth the visit if you're a history buff, or just want a trip down memory lane. As for the car exhibit, they an incredible collection of vintage Japanese cars including the Hakosuka and Kenmerri GT-Rs, racecars, an entire exhibit on the mini Cooper as well as many many others. Unfortunately, you're not allowed to take pictures at the mini exhibit. The initial D AE86 and FD RX-7 are in attendance as well as the original Fujino Tofu Shop storefront (the tofu shop from initial D was based on). This stop is a must for initial D fans and car enthusiasts alike!
J	Jeremy Deschner on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very cool. Loads of nostalgic toys. They have old Japanese cars and lots of old motorcycles too. It was fun.
C	Captain No good on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Interesting place to visit on top of an already rich tourist spots in place around the area. 2-3 hours well spent. Well layout and setup. Could stay a little longer but, again, too many tourist spots around waiting for us. Been in Ikaho 3 times already and definitely will be back for the onsens. And sure I might visit again next time when I am in town.
V	Vantageshots on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ They have all sorts of things here. But warning-once you have entered, it’s quite a walk to get through to the end! Toys, old school console games, etc. I returned here the next day to buy some stuff from the Drift D store (yen only) and it was quite an exercise to power walk to the exit. For all the Initial D fans out there, you have to go enjoy the Initial D cafe (about 2.5 miles away) and come here to enjoy this as well. So much nostalgia. If you appreciate cars, car enthusiasts will occasionally show up with their modded cars as well and come to pay tribute. They have an amazing collection of classic cars in this museum. There are cafes and a restaurant in here as well, in case the long walk stirs you up an appetite.
M	MSR Tokos on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ We spent over 2 hours here and really enjoyed it. It has bears, dolls, toys, cars, pop culture stuff from the decades, and lots of other surprises. It was well worth the visit and probably one of the most interesting places we have been to in Japan.
C	Carlos Sheppard on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ One of the coolest museums I’ve visited here in Japan. It’s so large they had to move some items outside, it even has a spooky haunted house that will creep you out.
D	Daniel Dizzy on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ For the first time I never felt ripped off by some gallery as a tourist. The collection is definitely worth the time. You could literally spend 3+ day dreaming in nostalgia without being aware of how quickly time passes whilst trying to find you way out. It’s and Interesting place to visit on top of an already rich tourist spots in place around the area. Well layout and setup, Not sure if they copied the layout idea from IKEA or it’s the other way round. And sure I might visit again next time when I am in town tbh it’s nostalgia overload.