Otaru Music Box Museum Review

Otaru Music Box Hall is a famous tourist destination in Otaru and is a shop where you can touch and buy music boxes yourself! If you visit Otaru, be sure to stop by~

If you get off at Minami Otaru Station, you can arrive in 5 minutes. And it is better to spend a lot of time in the music box hall. Beautiful orgol music is good to appreciate and there are many things to see, and it takes a lot of time to find the song I want when considering purchasing. It's a great place to go.

Every piece of music box is cute ❤️ Very worth buying back ❤️❄️🌨⛄️

Eight-tone box is Xiaoyun's business card for shopping. This eight-tone box hall has a very long history and has been in its early 100 years. At present, it is the largest shop in Xiaoju, which exhibits more than 3000 octave boxes. The exterior is a retro arch skylight, the exterior is a red tile wall, it looks more beautiful in winter, and the interior is a large shopping place, which can be purchased as a specialty. This eight-tone box hall is not in the city centre, located in the southern part of Xiaoju City. Get off by JR tram in Minami Otaru and walk for about 5 minutes towards the instruction. It reminds you that the door closes at 6 p.m. on weekdays and at 7 p.m. on special holidays. If you want to walk around in the evening, you will lose your time. The museum is generous and allows free photography, which is not the same as the North One Whistle Hall. There are various beautiful octave boxes on display. They are generally retro-classical. They have many European-style feelings, such as the styles of small merry-go-round horses, castles, fairy tale characters, and many kinds of materials. Shop area is really similar to Xiaoyun No. 1, if the time is limited, just visit this one is enough. Although the price of small music box is expensive, it is not unreasonable. Ordinary 200 RMB, the price of large music box is endless.

Xiaoyan オルゴル Tang is an quaint three-story museum. Because it stands at the crossroads of two roads, it is empty next to it, and it looks like it is alive and independent. This building has been history for more than 100 years and is also the largest eight-sound box museum in Japan. On one side of the door is a bronze steam clock, which was sailed from Canada to the sea in 1977 and is the largest steam clock in the world. It is interesting that every hour will be snoring steam, making a sound on time. In addition, every 15 minutes, there will be a crisp and sweet music sound - as if to remind the surrounding: I am the music box hall! It is the eight-ton box museum!

I like the music box here, they are displayed in the window, you can watch it at will, and many music box production is very beautiful.

High prices, many people, too strong commercial taste, do not want Hokkaido at all, want Tokyo. Still Hokkaido's rural fun