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Yokohama Anpanman Children's Museum

Enjoy the World of the Popular Animated Series “Let’s Go! Anpanman” at This Museum.

27 Sep 2026 See More

At the Yokohama Anpanman Children’s Museum, we saw a huge Anpanman standing at the entrance as soon as we arrived, and my daughter was absolutely delighted. There were so many cute things inside, and we also bought a few Anpanman bath bombs. Even the packaging was so adorable that we almost didn’t want to use them.

After seeing the museum exhibits, we bought red bean cream bread, chocolate cream bread, and some cute melon bread. Each one was shaped like Anpanman or one of his friends. They were detailed and adorable, and everyone happily enjoyed them.

The only slight disappointment was that we didn’t get to eat the udon this time, so we couldn’t bring home the cute Anpanman bowl. We’ll just have to save that as a reason to come back next time.

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