Snoopy museum Tokyo

The Schulz Museum of Art is located in Santa Rosa, California, USA. The only official satellite of this museum in the world is the Snoopy Museum in Minami-Machida, Tokyo.

In April 2016, the museum opened in Roppongi, Tokyo, for a limited time as the world's first satellite of the Schulz Museum of Art. Although it recorded more than 1.3 million visitors in its first two and a half years of operation, the museum closed as planned in 2018. Then, in December 2019, the long-awaited reopening and reopening took place in "Minami-machida Grandberry Park" in Machida, Tokyo.

The newly renovated museum has four floors and about twice as much space. The permanent exhibitions include the "Charles Schulz Gallery," the "Peanuts Gang Gallery," and the "Snoopy Room" with the 8-meter-long Snoopy "Sleeping Snoopy," as well as special exhibitions with themes that change every six months, offering original drawings, vintage goods, and unknown episodes of the characters.

The "Snoopy Room" offers a photo opportunity with "Sleeping Snoopy" from an angle above (charge a fee), which is very popular among fans.

At the adjacent "Peanuts Cafe," visitors can enjoy basket plates inspired by a bring-your-own picnic and a menu linked to the special exhibition. There is also a full lineup of stores, including "Brown's Store" that sells original goods. Some items here are only available in Minami-Machida, so don't miss it!