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Shared Ticket
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Valid for 60 days
The voucher is valid for 60 day(s) from booking confirmation.
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Non-refundable
This ticket cannot be cancelled or refunded.
Pricing
| ADULT (13–99 yrs) | ₹ 485 |
| CHILD (4–12 yrs) | ₹ 182 |
| Student | ₹ 303 |
About this package
How to use
- Show Mobile Ticket: Ticketing counter
- Please present QR code on-site
- Please present QR code on-site
- Please present QR code on-site
Terms & conditions
- Re-enter the museum as many times as you like until 5:00pm on the same day
- Ticket must be presented upon re-entry
- We will also confirm your ticket when you enter the Poem and Märchen Gallery
- Please be sure not to lose it
- Smoking is prohibited throughout the facility
- No food or drinks are allowed inside
- For diaper changes, please use the nursing room on the 1st floor or the restrooms at the basement of the Anpanman Museum
- There are also changing tables in the Poem and Märchen Gallery
- Only the Anpanman Museum has a nursing room
- The Anpanman Museum offers 100-yen returnable coin-operated lockers
- Large items that do not fit in the coin lockers, baby strollers, etc. can be checked in at the reception desk
- Please redeem your ticket at the entrance reception counter of the Anpanman Museum
- Redemption cannot be made at the Poem and Märchen Gallery
- After completing your reservation, a reservation confirmation email will be sent immediately
- If you do not receive the confirmation, please contact KKday. - About Kami City Yanase Takashi Memorial Hall - Anpanman Museum Kahoku-cho, Kami City, Kochi Prefecture is the hometown of Takashi Yanase, the creator of Anpanman
- The Anpanman Museum is located in a mountain town where an abundance of nature still remains
- There are no complicated paintings and no fixed order to view them, so you can easily enjoy the museum
- The Yanase Takashi Gallery on the 4th floor is the main space of the museum
- The gallery features drawings of Anpanman and his friends that can only be seen here, created by Takashi Yanase himself for this museum
- The basement is home to Anpanman World, where visitors can experience the world where Anpanman and his friends live
- In addition to the exhibition rooms, the walls, floors, and stairs of the museum are designed with a variety of tricks that offer opportunities to meet Anpanman and his friends
- Poem and Märchen Gallery The Poem and Märchen Gallery is a gallery of cover illustrations and cuts that Takashi Yanase had created since the first issue of the magazine Poem and Märchen
- This gallery showcases the colorful world of Takashi Yanase, including cover illustrations and plates for Poem and Märchen, as well as his poetry and manga
- Two to three times a year, the gallery holds special exhibitions of original artwork by artists associated with Poem and Märchen and by picture book authors from Japan and abroad
About this experience
Reserve a ticket for Takashi Yanase Memorial Hall in Kami City, Kochi Prefecture online! is currently selling a shared advance ticket that will allow you to enter the Anpanman Museum and the Poem and Märchen Gallery! The memorial hall located in the hometown of Takashi Yanase, the creator of Anpanman, is filled with exhibits that children and adults can enjoy such as drawings created by the artist himself, as well as "Anpanman World." The adjacent Poem and Märchen Gallery also holds special exhibitions of picture books and comics.
Highlights
- You also get to enjoy the adjacent Annex, Yanase Takashi Memorial Park, and more
- The Yanase Takashi Memorial Hall Shared Ticket allows you to enjoy the Anpanman Museum and the Poem and Märchen Gallery
- See artwork drawn by the Anpanman creator himself
- The museum shop sells limited edition items only available here
How to use
- Show Mobile Ticket
- Ticketing counter
- Please present QR code on-site
- Please present QR code on-site
- Please present QR code on-site
What to expect
About Kami City Yanase Takashi Memorial Hall:
Anpanman Museum
Kahoku-cho, Kami City, Kochi Prefecture is the hometown of Takashi Yanase, the creator of Anpanman. The Anpanman Museum is located in a mountain town where an abundance of nature still remains. There are no complicated paintings and no fixed order to view them, so you can easily enjoy the museum. The Yanase Takashi Gallery on the 4th floor is the main space of the museum. The gallery features drawings of Anpanman and his friends that can only be seen here, created by Takashi Yanase himself for this museum. The basement is home to Anpanman World, where visitors can experience the world where Anpanman and his friends live. In addition to the exhibition rooms, the walls, floors, and stairs of the museum are designed with a variety of tricks that offer opportunities to meet Anpanman and his friends.
Poem and Märchen Gallery
The Poem and Märchen Gallery is a gallery of cover illustrations and cuts that Takashi Yanase had created since the first issue of the magazine Poem and Märchen. This gallery showcases the colorful world of Takashi Yanase, including cover illustrations and plates for Poem and Märchen, as well as his poetry and manga. Two to three times a year, the gallery holds special exhibitions of original artwork by artists associated with Poem and Märchen and by picture book authors from Japan and abroad.
Things to note
- Accessibility: Wheelchair rental is available. If you wish to use one, please ask at the reception desk
- Restriction: No pets allowed (Service dogs, hearing dogs, and guide dogs are allowed to enter)
- Restriction: Strollers are not allowed in the museum due to narrow hallways
- Restriction: Smoking is prohibited throughout the facility.
- Restriction: No food or drinks are allowed inside.
Terms & conditions
Re-enter the museum as many times as you like until 5:00pm on the same day. Ticket must be presented upon re-entry. We will also confirm your ticket when you enter the Poem and Märchen Gallery. Please be sure not to lose it.
Smoking is prohibited throughout the facility.
No food or drinks are allowed inside.
For diaper changes, please use the nursing room on the 1st floor or the restrooms at the basement of the Anpanman Museum. There are also changing tables in the Poem and Märchen Gallery. Only the Anpanman Museum has a nursing room.
The Anpanman Museum offers 100-yen returnable coin-operated lockers. Large items that do not fit in the coin lockers, baby strollers, etc. can be checked in at the reception desk.
Please redeem your ticket at the entrance reception counter of the Anpanman Museum. Redemption cannot be made at the Poem and Märchen Gallery.
After completing your reservation, a reservation confirmation email will be sent immediately. If you do not receive the confirmation, please contact KKday.
- About Kami City Yanase Takashi Memorial Hall -
Kahoku-cho, Kami City, Kochi Prefecture is the hometown of Takashi Yanase, the creator of Anpanman. The Anpanman Museum is located in a mountain town where an abundance of nature still remains. There are no complicated paintings and no fixed order to view them, so you can easily enjoy the museum. The Yanase Takashi Gallery on the 4th floor is the main space of the museum. The gallery features drawings of Anpanman and his friends that can only be seen here, created by Takashi Yanase himself for this museum. The basement is home to Anpanman World, where visitors can experience the world where Anpanman and his friends live. In addition to the exhibition rooms, the walls, floors, and stairs of the museum are designed with a variety of tricks that offer opportunities to meet Anpanman and his friends.
The Poem and Märchen Gallery is a gallery of cover illustrations and cuts that Takashi Yanase had created since the first issue of the magazine Poem and Märchen. This gallery showcases the colorful world of Takashi Yanase, including cover illustrations and plates for Poem and Märchen, as well as his poetry and manga. Two to three times a year, the gallery holds special exhibitions of original artwork by artists associated with Poem and Märchen and by picture book authors from Japan and abroad.