[2025 Yoshioka Attraction] Travel Guide for Ikaho Toy, Doll and Car Museum (Updated Aug)

The museum is based on the director's hobby, but the quality was so high that it was like Disney 🐭 There was so much that it took me more than an hour to see everything even though I hardly took any photos 😳 My favorite is the retro zone. I felt like I had traveled back in time to Showa era Japan. You can also play shooting games for a fee 🎯 There is a reproduction of the Fujiwara Tofu Shop from Initial D both inside and outside the museum. At the end, I played with coloring Kewpie dolls in a European-style food court (?) lol It was a very unique museum... . . . 📍Toys and Dolls Automobile Museum 🗺️Gunma, Japan 🕑Monday-Saturday 9:00-18:00/Sunday 9:00-17:00 💰¥1300 #FuriTabi #Museum #GunmaTourism

#Spring0yentrip "The car exhibition area at the Toy and Doll Automobile Museum is a must-see for car enthusiasts. Classic cars and supercars are lined up, and the excitement never stops! ✨ It is especially popular with boys and girls who are interested in retro cars, as it has a large selection of famous cars from the Showa era. Some of the cars on display are available for commemorative photos, so it's fun to look for your favorite one! Access: There is a set route through the museum, so if you want to take photos, it's best to go early in the morning or in the evening to avoid the crowds.

#Spring0yentrip "The Showa-dori area of ​​the museum is a realistic recreation of a shopping street, a candy store, a barber shop, and more. Just walking around makes you feel like you've traveled back in time to the Showa era🕰️ The retro signs, miscellaneous goods, and colorful posters are so photogenic that college students' camera rolls are sure to explode. Apparently many people come in cosplay to take photos! Tips: It's easier to take good photos during daylight hours. Weekdays are less crowded, making it a good time to take photos.

#Spring0yenTrip "The nostalgic Toy, Doll and Automobile Museum is a dreamlike space packed with Showa retro items! Even if you weren't born in the Showa era, you can enjoy it, and the mysterious nostalgia is its charm ✨ The inside of the building is like a theme park that recreates the streets of the Showa era. The candy store, movie theater, and old posters are all so realistic down to the last detail that you won't be able to stop taking photos...! Access: Near Ikaho Onsen in Gunma Prefecture. Car recommended (free parking available). Admission is 1,100 yen for adults. Make sure you have enough time to enjoy it for half a day!

When I went on a hot spring trip to Gunma, I went to the Ikaho Toy, Doll and Automobile Museum, which I had been interested in for a long time! It was a Sunday, so there were about 20 groups of people lined up at the entrance, and the museum was more popular than I expected 👀 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~✔️Recommended points~~~~~~~~~~~~~・Enjoy the Showa retro atmosphere 💈 There are lots of cute photo spots!!! ・Enjoy retro games like smart balls and shooting galleries! ・Many retro cars are on display, so it's recommended for car lovers🚗 ・There is also a space where you can enjoy snacks and alcohol🍷 ・If you bring a coupon from the official website, you can get a 100 yen discount on admission✨〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜 It was a lot of fun to see the cars used in Always Sunset on Third Street right in front of me, and to walk around the museum, which recreates the streets of the Showa era🤤 If you're traveling to Gunma, be sure to visit!!! ----📍 Access🚕15 minutes by taxi from Shibukawa Station on the JR Joetsu Line 💈PricesAdults: 1,300 yen (tax included)Junior high school and high school students: 900 yen (tax included)Infants (from 4 years old) and elementary school students: 450 yen 🕰️Business hours4/25-10/31 9:00-18:0011/1-4/24 9:00-17:00*Last admission is 45 minutes before closing. ---- #DomesticTravelRecordLine #IkahoToys and Dolls Automobile Museum #GunmaTourism #RetroSpot #ShowaRetro

Introducing the Ikaho Toy and Doll Automobile Museum, a theme park in Gunma Prefecture. This theme park has so many things that you'll be surprised. The candy store alley, which recreates the streets of the Showa era, is very realistic and interesting. There is a classic car area that car lovers will love, which also has a huge number of cars. In addition, the area that recreates the world of the movie "Always Sunset on Third Street" displays the cars used in the film. The outdoor area with a life-size tank model is also very impressive. To be honest, there is a lack of uniformity and it feels cluttered, but since the areas are divided by theme, it's not difficult to see. Please note that it takes quite a while to look around because there are so many exhibits. It's fun and the time flies by. ⭐Ikaho Toy and Doll Automobile Museum 2145 Uenoda, Yoshioka-cho, Kitagunma-gun, Gunma 370-3606 #Traveling with Me

I went to the Toy and Automobile Museum in Ikaho, Gunma Prefecture. I didn't expect there to be a lot of dolls, but this place was really amazing! ! I arrived about an hour before closing time, and thought that an hour would be plenty, but I wanted another two hours...😂 It was like traveling back in time to the Showa era with all the candy, signs, game consoles, and photos of old celebrities! There were so many different kinds of cars, it's a must-see for car lovers! There was also a movie exhibit, and an actual filming set! I was told that I could make my own Kewpie, but I didn't have enough time, so I gave up, crying. I'll try again next time! This is a spot that is sure to be a big hit with adults😌