Tezuka Osamu Memorial Hall

The Osamu Tezuka Memorial Museum offers a recreation of the world of Tezuka's manga, where you can enjoy manga, anime, and even try your hand at anime production. The permanent exhibition room displays Tezuka's personal belongings and works, and the information and anime search machine allows you to watch almost all of Tezuka's anime works. In addition, you can also watch original anime works at the "Atom Theater". A must-see for Tezuka fans!

At the Tezuka Osamu Manga Museum, there are abundant exhibits of giant robots and fighter planes, as well as powerful displays that influenced Tezuka-sensei's works. Approximately 130 items are on display, including a statue of Macross and models of variable fighter planes from past years, making it a must-see for fans. The museum is also popular among foreign tourists, as the works are displayed in English. This spot is recommended not only for Tezuka Osamu fans but also for those interested in robots and fighter planes.

At the Tezuka Osamu Manga Museum, you can learn about the production process of the TV anime "Astro Boy". In the permanent exhibition room, original drawings and production materials drawn by Tezuka-sensei himself are on display, allowing you to catch a glimpse of the story behind Astro Boy's creation and the production process. In addition, the "Atom Workshop" offers anime production experiences that can be enjoyed by both children and adults. This is a must-visit spot for Tezuka fans!

At the Osamu Tezuka Memorial Museum, you can learn about the life of Osamu Tezuka. The permanent exhibition room displays items and materials related to Tezuka-sensei's life and works, and the Tezuka Library allows you to browse through about 2,000 Tezuka works. In addition, original anime works are also screened at the "Atom Theater". This spot is a must-see not only for Tezuka fans but also for manga and anime enthusiasts!

At the Tezuka Osamu Manga Museum, there is an experience corner for all ages. In the Anime Studio, a mimic robot will imitate your movements. You can also take rare photos of Tezuka-sensei with changing expressions. The permanent exhibits have also added English signage, providing even more information. This spot is a must-see not only for Tezuka fans, but also for manga and anime enthusiasts!