
Get your dancing paws ready for a Snoopy-tastic experience!
Charles Schulz and Snoopy fans are rejoicing as Roppongi Hills in Tokyo becomes the home of the very first Snoopy Museum in the world. In association with the Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center in Santa Rosa, California, the exciting new Snoopy Museum will be located a short seven-minute walk from Roppongi Station.
Peanuts fans might find it a little strange that a Snoopy Museum is going to open in Japan, but anyone who has visited the country can attest to the popularity of Schulz’s black and white beagle here. The smiling pooch, along with other Peanuts characters, is on all sorts of merchandise, so it’s obvious the research center in Santa Rosa has properly done its…research.
【BROWN'S STORE・ブランドコラボ:まめぐい】てぬぐい専門店「かまわぬ」の新ブランド「まめぐい」。「想いを包むまめな贈りもの」をコンセプトにした小さな風呂敷「まめぐい」の中に、スヌーピーの「細工飴」をセット。(価格は未定) pic.twitter.com/72jtSxfsK2
— SNOOPY MUSEUM TOKYO (@snoopy_m_tokyo) March 1, 2016
【BROWN'S STORE・ブランドコラボ:KUTANI SEAL】九谷焼のカラフルなガラス質の絵の具で、ピーナッツギャングたちも軽やかに。写真は手前左から反時計回りで、型皿、箸置き、菊小鉢、蕎麦猪口、長皿(いずれも価格は未定) pic.twitter.com/Fke6pxQX91
— SNOOPY MUSEUM TOKYO (@snoopy_m_tokyo) February 28, 2016
Fans of Schulz and Snoopy can expect to find rotating exhibits where they’ll learn about the creator of Peanuts and his characters. The first exhibit, opening April 23 and running until September 25, will be called My Favorite Peanuts, and will feature 60 of the original Peanuts cartoons, personally chosen by Schulz’s wife, Jean. The exhibition will invite museum goers into the warm world of Peanuts, letting them in on the secrets behind the well-known characters.
【カウントダウン:あと2日】うれしいおしらせです!ご来場者のみなさんに「メモリアルチケット」をお渡しします。シュルツさんが50年間に描いた17,000を超すコミックから、入場日に発表されたコミックを選び印刷しています。(写真は見本) pic.twitter.com/eRuhH2Tsou
— SNOOPY MUSEUM TOKYO (@snoopy_m_tokyo) April 21, 2016
【カウントダウン:あと2日】報道関係者への内覧会あり、ジーン・シュルツさん、ペイジ・ブラドックさんによるトークショーが行われました。大勢のメディアに囲まれ、シュルツ美術館のサテライトとしての魅力、展覧会の見どころに話が弾みました。 pic.twitter.com/jRAr4nEX51
— SNOOPY MUSEUM TOKYO (@snoopy_m_tokyo) April 21, 2016
Visitors who have finished exploring the world of Snoopy can stop in at Brown’s Store or grab some food at Cafe Blanket. You’ll be able to buy exclusive merchandise only found at the museum store and sample themed drinks and food at the cafe named after Linus’ famous security blanket.
スヌーピーミュージアム、グッズも可愛い。いくらあっても足りないかも!今日は内覧で購入不可だったので、助かった(笑) pic.twitter.com/AYfQTw6ERX
— KONFUNK (@KONFUNK) April 21, 2016
スヌーピーミュージアム内のカフェもしっかり作り込み!犬の皿で出てくるとは(笑) pic.twitter.com/FJbzSK3Oug
— KONFUNK (@KONFUNK) April 21, 2016
ミュージアムショップ「BROWN'S STORE」のアイテムは、ほぼここでしか手に入らないそう!ルクルーゼやジョエルロブションのコラボ焼き菓子など、バリエーション豊富😳#スヌーピーミュージアム #SnoopyMuseumTokyo pic.twitter.com/cjkN420JFG
— ROBE (@robetokyo) April 21, 2016
【BROWN'S STORE・ブランドコラボ:Kalita】コーヒー器具メーカーの老舗Kalitaとの初コラボレーションで、ハンドドリップコーヒーを。ドリッパーとマグカップは波佐見焼「HASAMI」。(いずれも価格は未定) pic.twitter.com/7ScnaiYnnn
— SNOOPY MUSEUM TOKYO (@snoopy_m_tokyo) February 27, 2016
Admission will work a lot like the Ghibli Museum in Tokyo, where you must buy tickets in advance for specific times that dictate when you can enter the museum. Once you are inside though, there isn’t a time limit for how long you can stay. These tickets are available at Lawson convenience stores and on the Lawson ticket website for 1,800 yen (US$16.50) for adults. If you can’t buy your ticket in advance, the museum does sell tickets on the day of, but only if there are spots available. Same-day tickets cost a little more at 2,000 yen ($18.30) for adults.
Museum Information
Snoopy Museum Tokyo
Address: Roppongi 5-6-20, Minato-ku, Tokyo
東京都港区六本木5-6-20
Open 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. (entry until 7:30), 7 days a week
Website
Source: Snoopy Museum Tokyo
H/T: Kotaku USA
Top Image: Twitter/@snoopy_m_tokyo

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