Keikyu Museum

The Keikyu museum is still shiny. If anything, it is a facility for small children, and it is small. Compared to Tokyu's "Train and Bus Museum" and Tokyo Metro's "Subway Museum", the area is less than one-third. From an adult's point of view, is this all? Although the volume is small (sorry), you can enter the museum for free, and from the perspective of a child (5), it seems that you are quite satisfied, so I will set it to ☆ 4. One floor, no eating and drinking corner. The toilet was very clean, but is it shared with the staff and people at the Keikyu headquarters? Maybe, I was surprised to see a person with an atmosphere that is clearly different from the visitors to the Keikyu Museum. Anyway, the corona measures are thorough and there is a sense of security. Total replacement system 3 times a day. One admission is limited to 50 people, up to an hour and a half, and it seems that they are disinfected in the interim time. It is said that a disinfectant / antibacterial coating agent that lasts for several weeks is applied daily to the parts that are often touched. Is the capacity of the paid corner tight? It is provided in There are 4 sets of work corners (my vehicle factory) where you can make original Plarail for 1000 yen (up to 4 people per set, up to 2 people with work experience), The 500 yen railway simulation experience is limited to 5 people each time. The paid corner can only be experienced by those who got a numbered ticket in line before the admission start time and who won the lottery. Therefore, if you want to enter the museum when it opens at 10 o'clock, you cannot experience the paid corner even if you can enter the museum even after 1 minute after 10 o'clock. Those who are aiming for the original Plarail should be careful. We hope that by the time the corona has settled down, this strict restriction will be relaxed. On the other hand, there are no restrictions on the number of people in the bus cab (you cannot experience driving. You can experience the driving mood while looking at the screen from the cab) and N gauge driving (3 minutes) for 100 yen each time. The N gauge diorama is very well made. That town! It's fun to understand that. After all, it's a little unsatisfactory from an adult's point of view, but the main target is children, and if you assume a ladder with the surrounding Anpanman Museum and Hara Model Railway Museum, it may be just the right size. A vehicle called Deha 230 series is on display, and the inside of this vehicle is an exhibition space for the history of Keikyu. During the war, it was difficult for children to integrate multiple railway companies, but for adults, it became a scene to learn about the history of a familiar town, and it was a learning experience.

It is a museum of Keikyu where the 230 type restored by Keikyu itself is enshrined. The model diorama in the center is not only the diorama itself, but also the vehicle does not just go around, but automatically stops at the station. There is a realistic driving simulator and my vehicle factory where you can enjoy crafting, and although it is not large, it is a museum that can be enjoyed by children and adults alike.

It is located at the Keikyu Headquarters in Takashima Town. Keikyu fans such as petite driving experience and old vehicles Then you will be very satisfied. The photo is down Yokohama Station Digital patter!

It's compact and the size is just right for children ^ _ ^ I brought 4 and 1 year olds. I couldn't make a reservation for the train driving simulator and work, but I was lucky to be able to buy the driving simulator ticket in a hurry because the cancellation came out on the day! It is worth asking the receptionist's sister for no good. A very kind person was saved! Even if you can't buy a ticket, you can enjoy driving a diorama for 100 yen. Since the number of people is limited, it is safe at this time as well. I'm glad I enjoyed it quickly, so I'll go play again!

I went several times with a 2-year-old child who loves trains. It is made in a small size at the Keikyu head office, and about 30 minutes is enough if you just go to see it, but I think that you can enjoy it even more if you reserve a simulator etc. The diorama is large and sticking to it, but small children need a hug and a piggyback. You can also enjoy playing as a bus driver.

The scale is small and there are not many exhibits, but I think it is a museum that is easy to see. I felt that the elements for small children were strong. However, Deha 236 is a masterpiece.

If you don't make a simulator reservation, it's so small that you'll end up seeing it in no time. It doesn't have to be free, so it doesn't have to be paid, so I wanted you to make it bigger ~! ️800 series I wanted the 2100 to be exhibited as well The diorama is very good. It's much more elaborate and wonderful than the Romancecar Museum diorama. Looking closely, there is a sense of laughter here and there. Keikyu is wonderful. Convinced that there are many fans of private railways ❣️ Also, the access from Yokohama station is wonderful. You can come without getting wet in the rain