The founder of the museum, Matsuoka Seijiro, was familiar with Gidayu from a young age. During wartime, he visited soldiers to entertain them and gave passionate performances. He was also involved in the establishment of the Gidayu Association, a general incorporated association, which was launched in 1970, and provided financial support. In his art collection, he has amassed a large number of paintings themed around Bunraku. He also has a collection of other paintings themed around Noh masks and Noh and Kabuki, which suggests that he was a broad lover of traditional performing arts. This time, we will guide you into the world of traditional performing arts, focusing on paintings themed around Bunraku, Noh, Kabuki, and more.

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You can take photos in the museum, but please do not make any shutter sounds! Very addictive and very addicting! !

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There are real-life reconstructions of movie scenes, displays of the creative process, etc. The shops close at 7pm, and the restaurants seem to close at 6:30pm sharp, so those who want to buy things, eat, or take pictures should calculate the time.

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There is an exhibition of Osamu Tezuka, Fire Bird. The place is not big, the scenery is OK, buy 100 yuan on site, only 70 yuan online, the cost performance is very high, not many people, it is worth a visit, friends who like quiet can go and have a look.

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Actually, there is a WING building opposite the Takanawa exit of JR Shinagawa Station. Just walk straight inside from the building and the outdoor escalator. The adult ticket on site is 2,500 yen/ticket. The price on Ctrip is still slightly cheaper. It is effective immediately after buying on site. Just scan a code for one order. After entering, there is an indoor pirate ship on the right hand side (500 yen/time, and then follow the route in the museum. There is also a paid carousel on the left hand side). The route is planned. You can&#39;t go back halfway because the escalator is not open. The dolphin show is quite interesting, mainly divided into the main and supporting roles, and there are lights and other blessings. The gift hall at the end is also very cute. Overall, it is still worth a visit.

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