Museo de Animación de Suginami

Experiencia fantástica: Suginami Animation Museum Open 10-6

Experiencia fantástica: This museum was awesome for anime fans and free to boot!

Experiencia fantástica: Free. You can also let your umbrella for free at the entrance. They also have the first japanese anime ever but we can't take pictures or make a video or it.

Experiencia fantástica: Exhibition is small and can be finished in 30 mins. Free admission and interesting to watch how Japanese animation were made. Lots of interactive features too - make your own animation.

Experiencia fantástica: A bit small, but very interesting. They have nice side activities, and they're located in a very nice area to walk around.

Experiencia positiva: Free entry, with a detailed animation history display and some workshops. Can be a nice place to visit for animation lovers.

Experiencia fantástica: Staff were very friendly and spoke English, which helped of my navigation of the mueseum. The exhibits were wonderful and my kids enjoyed the drawing room. Over-all a fantastic experience for animation lovers.

Experiencia fantástica: This is just like a heaven and a Disneyland on earth! ♡♡

Experiencia fantástica: A great free, place for anime fans to track the history of Japanese animation. There are some English-speaking staff, and the translations of the museum placards are all perfect! It's a bit of a walk from two of the nearest stations, so prepare to hoof it if you don't want to take the bus there.

Experiencia fantástica: A very small and simple museum about anime history. Very cool props and sets to look at. The museum has a digital guide that comes with an English language option. Come celebrate the history of the distinct art that has become known across the world!

Experiencia fantástica: Small and free. Nice museum at the 3F floor. I can't believe they had to audio guide in French. Amazing staff.

Experiencia fantástica: The place was great for learning about japanese animation and they have free english digital audio guide. You can also practice some of the aspects of animation like dubbing, line tracing and cell making.

Experiencia fantástica: Must visit museum. Free to enter.

Experiencia fantástica: Free entrance It is far away from town but still worth to go, if you are 70s80s. This place is most likely for local because all displaying only Japanese cartoon but foreigners are welcome. You will recall childhood memory a lot. Nice place

Experiencia fantástica: Absolute little gem! If you love animation and a bit of history then I reccomened coming here it is very small but so worth it, they have a pillar that famous illustrators sign and draw on, they have kasets that you cna listen to for free and an easy point and listen guide in multiple languages! They even have a fab little room where you can make and record your own miniature animation! After you come out I reccomened having a walk to local shrines and temples or hoping back on a bus and doing some sightseeing that's what we did, totally worth it!

Experiencia fantástica: If you are an anime fan and like to know/learn a little bit about tge behind the scenes of Japanese Animation, this place is well recommended! Especially for kids!! They or adultd will have the chance to do hand draw animation by themselves, computer animation, animation dubbing/voice over/sound effects, learning the history of Japanese animation and behind the scenes, reading manga, watching anime in the library or in a special screening that they have,etc. I'm surprise with the amount of interactive things you can do here. The staff can speak English very well and they have a English Audio Guide which was free! No entrance fee. Therefor this place was worth for those who are intersted or wants to learn more about Japanese animation.

Experiencia fantástica: worth the visit if you're around the area. free entrance. very informative and interactive.

Experiencia fantástica: Very foreign-friendly location. The lovely and kind staff used the translator to talk to me and my friends. There are an English audio guide for explain the things in the museum. The museum have a special attraction that changes over time, check in the internet what is the attraction of the day you are planning to go.

Experiencia fantástica: Small excibition but very nice.

Experiencia fantástica: The exhibition is exciting and informative, entrance and audio guide is free. A must-visit if you are into anime.

Experiencia fantástica: Went here for a school excursion and had a really great time! We got to make our own short animation, too! Would definitely recommend this place for any animation enthusiast.

Experiencia fantástica: Great studio. Malinger z was created in this studio.

Experiencia fantástica: Didn't seem like much at the start, but is very interactive and alot of good information about the animation industry

Experiencia fantástica: A brief history of Japanese animation. This is an admission free museum with and multi language audioguide. Quite small but I still learned a few things about celuloid animation (The movie Jin Roh is used as an example). You can try dubbing, using the specialized furniture to make your own short anime (a few frames long) or enjoy watching short pieces of artsy animation. Great place !

Experiencia positiva: A cool place to visit if you're into animation, and it's free, too! The staff are very helpful! Activities are mostly for the kids to enjoy, but adults will learn lots as well. Please be advised that recording of videos are not allowed, and there are a few spots where photography is not allowed.

Experiencia positiva: *Opinion: Visit only if you're in the area.* The Suginami Animation Museum is two-floors in a building shared between the museum and a wedding venue. The building's exterior features a mural of Japanese animation which contributed to the significant spread of anime altogether. The museum's attractions include a thorough history of Japanese animation, a practical self-guided digital stenciling-and-sketching room, a small projection theater, and an extensive library of view-able animation on various forms of media, including VHS and DVD. Again, stop by if you're in the area. This was my only reason for visiting this part of Tokyo.

Experiencia fantástica: Great place for any Japanese animation enthusiast to visit. Free entry and audio guides. Souvenir shops and changing exhibitions. Also across the road from a beautiful shrine. Staff were friendly, helpful and spoke English.

Experiencia fantástica: This is museum has free admission, you can also get a free Audioguide in English and some other languages. It was a fun little tour. Can only recommend. When you are in the building the museum is on the 3. Floor.

Experiencia fantástica: It is a hidden gem! A bit difficult to get to for tourists, but a wonderful, wonderful experience! We thoroughly enjoyed our visit. Would really recommend it to anyone. They have a great audio program and it is small but it is free and really nicely done. We spent a few hours there, but my kids liked the drawing room.

Experiencia fantástica: Although it's a bit on the small side it details the history and production of anime quite well.

Experiencia fantástica: Such an awesome museum for anyone who loves anime and wants to learn more about its history! It's also completely free to get into so thats a plus!

Experiencia fantástica: Great place to be if you LOVE anime as much as I do. Super friendly and helpful staff. Great for families too. You learn the history of anime and time lines of the artists made them. It does make you appreciate more that dedication of these artists.

Experiencia fantástica: Quick to visit but really interesting

Experiencia fantástica: Fun place really learn about the history of anime and fun activities

Experiencia fantástica: This place is just awesome. So many interesting stuff and things to do. The staffs are very helpful and friendly. A must place to visit!

Experiencia fantástica: Old style anime museum. Great staff and f

Experiencia fantástica: For something free, this is a great way to kill an hour or two. And it is SO English friendly. They have French and Chinese too!

Experiencia fantástica: A must visit for anime fans.. kids and adults both enjoy here. A historical timeline of evolution of animation is shown. English audio guides and footnotes make it-easier to follow the story line.

Experiencia fantástica: Perfect ! Nice people, paper guide and audio. Small but complete and free!!! Don't take a cab, we took the subway and we walked for 15 minutes in the lovely neigborourg

Experiencia fantástica: A wealth of information and history on anime. English translations available at all the exhibits.

Experiencia fantástica: This small museum is amazing! must visit! When I was there there werent any tourists at all. You will learn about history of animation, and all the animations that have been released up yo 2008. English audio guide available. best of all its free!

Experiencia fantástica: Unexpected spot in the neighbourhood. Interesting static exhibits together with scheduled exhibiting animation. Maybe better for smaller children as a guided visit but for older children, there's a large library and multiple TV and DVD players setup for them to while away some tim

Experiencia fantástica: Smallish, but packed full of stuff any fan of anime would appreciate. A definite must if you have a strong interest in Japanese animation over the years and are fans of things such as GITS, Akira etc A massive plus is it's free. I would suggest talking a walk down

Experiencia fantástica: Very informative and it's all for free! It's not quite big but more than sufficient. :)

Experiencia fantástica: The place is suitable for anime lovers. It is not crowded during the weekdays. This makes you to learn more in details from those who works in the museum

Experiencia fantástica: If you're a fan of Japanese animation and comics (manga), this is definitely a must-see if you ever go to Tokyo. The museum lends you a set of an interactive smart pen and headphones that works like a guided tour through the 2 floors of visual and interactive pieces in exhibition that tell the story of Japanese animation since old times until present days, shows the working desks of famous animators and teach through interaction how to make an animation, creatively mixing pencil, paper, cards, projection and other media. Really worth it!