Experience

Warm laughter, the everyday lives of ordinary children, and a constant focus on "SF - a little mystery." Fujiko F. Fujio (real name: Fujimoto Hiroshi) continued to create manga that brought a smile to the hearts of readers. Dreams, hope, friendship, courage, great curiosity. And the kind heart of loving others... This museum will continue to convey these feelings to the present... and into the future.

Fujiko F. Fujio, who lived in Tama ward, Kawasaki City for many years and continued to draw numerous manga for children, had a deep connection with Kawasaki City, including being awarded the Kawasaki City Cultural Award. The museum project was born from Fujiko F. Fujio's wife's desire to "give back to the children who supported Fujimoto's work," and it was born as a cultural facility that conveys the world and message of Fujiko F. Fujio's works to a wide range of generations through his original drawings and other materials.

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Based on the concept of being "a little different from an aquarium or a zoo," Kawasui Kawasaki Aquarium offers a variety of exhibition zones where over 300 species of creatures live. You can enjoy interacting with creatures using all five senses in spaces that recreate the beautiful waterfronts and rich ecosystems of Oceania, Asia, Africa, South America, and other parts of the world, including the Tama River that flows through Kawasaki City.

Kawasui offers visitors the opportunity to experience the unique characteristics of living creatures and the preciousness of life up close through exhibits and interactive experiences that utilize the latest digital technology. In "Agua Terra" and the "Panorama Screen Zone," visitors can learn about the importance of life and the richness of nature through interactive exhibits unique to Kawasui, creating a space where they can feel one with the creatures.