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小小的一間雑貨店大，2樓展覽需要另外付100円，有下午茶和鬼太郎相關紀念品。
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Kitaro-Chaya
Explore the “Gegege no Kitaro” world.
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The author of “Gegege no Kitaro,” Shigeru Mizuki, spent many years in Chofu City, which is regarded as his second hometown. It is here a cafe and gallery was opened under the concept of “Coexistence with Nature” just like the theme in his comic “Gegege no Kitaro.” In the 60-plus-year-old wooden home in the tree shades, the world of “Gegege no Kitaro” is recreated.
The house is divided into three sections - the “shop” packed with Kitaro goods, Yokai (monster) Gallery displays Mizuki’s paintings and monster figures and Yokai Cafe serving the original menu designed after monsters. The cafe’s popular menu includes Gegege Latte with the late art of Kitaro, Nezumi otoko (Rat man), or two others that you can choose from, or Ittan-momen no Chaya Sandae, a long piece of cotton expressed with agar jelly. In the Yokai Gallery on the 2nd floor, there is a relaxing deck surrounded by Jindaiji Temple’s trees. After immersing yourself in the “Gegege no Kitaro” world, have a soothing moment here.
Highlights
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The cafe & gallery where you can explore the “Gegege no Kitaro” world.
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Yokai Cafe serves the original monster-themed menu which will give you Kodak moments.
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Yokai Gallery displays rare Japanese monster maps by Shigeru Mizuki and his monster paintings.
Photos
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![The exterior which may appear in the comic “Gegege no Kitaro”
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The exterior which may appear in the comic “Gegege no Kitaro” ©MIZUKI Productions
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![Yokai Cafe serving the original yokai-themed menu
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Yokai Cafe serving the original yokai-themed menu ©MIZUKI Productions
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![“Gegege no Kitaro” items packed in the shop
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“Gegege no Kitaro” items packed in the shop ©MIZUKI Productions
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![Yokai Gallery changes collection display regularly
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Yokai Gallery changes collection display regularly ©MIZUKI Productions
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![The relaxing deck surrounded by Jindaiji Temple’s thick trees
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The relaxing deck surrounded by Jindaiji Temple’s thick trees ©MIZUKI Productions
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![Take a break with the snack on a monster theme
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Take a break with the snack on a monster theme ©MIZUKI Productions
Official FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Do you have menus in foreign languages or with pictures? (If so, please let us know the languages available.)
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Yes, we do. (English is available).
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Do you serve vegetarian menus?
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No
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Can I take photos of the food or the interior?
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Yes.
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Is free WiFi available in the facility?
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Yes, it is.
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Details
- Name in Japanese
- 鬼太郎茶屋
- Postal Code
- 182-0017
- Address
- 5-12-8 Jindaiji Motomachi, Chofu City, Tokyo
- Telephone
- 042-482-4059
- Closed
- Mondays（If it is a national holiday, the next day is closed）
- Hours
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10:00am-5:00pm (L.O. 4:30pm)
*The last entry into the gallery is 4:45pm - Admission
- Free (The gallery: 100 yen for elementary schooler and older)
- Directions
- From Keio Electric Railway Chofu Station’s central exit or Keio Tsutsujigaoka Station’s north exit, ride the Keio Bus bound for Jindaiji for 15 min. Get off at the terminal and walk 1 min.
- Credit Cards
- Accepted
- Official Website
- Official Website (Japanese)