Izu Teddy Bear Museum

Although there are only two floors, it is worthwhile for people with childlike and cute dolls. The Teddy Doll House, which likes the theme of the Teddy Bear Workshop, is particularly exquisite, showing the whole process from design drawings to making teddy bears to packing boxes. Each bear has its own identity background and job setting, and there are cats and mice hidden in the dark of the workshop. Other exhibits are also very interesting, a teddy bear on a luxury train also has identity settings, someone will move when they are close to watching. When I went there, the second floor was the Totoro special exhibition, which was also very cute.

A very wonderful process, from the Izu plateau station, according to Google map search Izu テディベア・ミュージアム, the scenery along the way is good, the inside is very dreamy, basically did not see the Chinese, are all Japanese.

I love teddy bears, so I went to the museums of Lake Yamanaka and Nasu, but Izu was the largest and there was a cafe, so I enjoyed it very much! All the cafe menus are cute and recommended.

Tickets around 100, there are some dolls inside, and then there are various payment items and shops. Not worth going, things are expensive

I accidentally went to study in Japan 5 years ago. There are 3 small exhibition halls around to see. It is very special and beautiful. The key is that there are no people. There is a hot spring hotel around that can be booked for free. It is a private villa. It is especially good. Unfortunately, I forgot the name.

The museum is set in the story of the teddy bear, focusing on a theme place for children, where you can not only enjoy a lot of works, but also take home the money you fancy.