Momotaro Karakuri Museum
Momotaro Karakuri Museum
Momotaro Karakuri Museum
Momotaro Karakuri Museum
Momotaro Karakuri Museum
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Momotaro Karakuri Museum

In Ivy Square district —
3 of 11 in Kurashiki

The Momotaro Karakuri Museum (桃太郎のからくり博物館) is a delightful attraction that brings the beloved Japanese legend of Momotaro, the Peach Boy, to life. Deeply rooted in the Kurashiki region, this charming museum, located just outside Ivy Square, offers an interactive and engaging experience. Visitors can immerse themselves in the story of Momotaro through a series of mechanical devices and playful exhibits inspired by the famous folktale. The museum’s hands-on approach allows visitors to explore the tale in a fun and creative way, making it an exciting stop for all ages.

Inside the museum, you'll discover a variety of captivating exhibits that bring Momotaro's adventures to life, from his battle with ogres to his journey with animal companions. The mechanical devices, which move and interact with visitors, add a unique twist to the storytelling experience. Whether you are a fan of Japanese folklore or simply looking for an entertaining experience, the Momotaro Karakuri Museum offers a fascinating and educational adventure. It is an ideal destination for families and anyone interested in the rich traditions of Japan’s most iconic folk hero.

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Hours and Fees

Momotaro Karakuri Museum
  • Opening hours
  • 10:00 to 17:00

  • Closed
  • No closing days

  • Entrance fee
  • 600 yen

Getting there

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The Momotaro Karakuri Museum is located a 10–15 minute walk from Kurashiki Station, near Ivy Square.

Resources

Japanese

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