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Approx. 20,000 tops are collected from all over Japan and
also from over 60 countries in the world.
Approx. 20,000 toys and household goods for children since the Edo period (1603-1868) and
approx. 1,000 hand-made toys and folk instruments from across the sea.
If you would like to know how to play or handle traditional play and games
staffs will show you.
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Hours
10:00-17:00
Closed
Closed at occasionally
(Please call and confirm in advance)
Admission
Free
Address
4-7-2 Nakanoshima-dori, Minato-ku, Nagoya
名古屋市港区中之島通り4-7-2
TEL
052-661-3671
Access
Get off at Tsukijiguchi 築地口 Sta. on the Meiko Subway Line.
Take exit 3. Turn left. Walk approx. 1km.
Cross an orange bridge (Nakagawa-bashi bridge)
Turn to the right at the Tsukisan-cho 築三町 intersection.
100m ahead. Left side.
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Get off at Inaei 稲永 sta. on the Aonami Line.
Walk to the East approx. 1km.
Turn to the left at the Tsukisan-cho 築三町 intersection.
100m ahead. Left side.
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