Shizuoka Chibi Maruko-chan Land Admission Ticket

'Chibi Maruko-chan' Cartoon in Reality
Chibi Maruko-chan Land

Maruko-chan, a quirky 9-year-old girl! If you watched the 'Chibi Maruko-chan' cartoon on TV as a child, we'd like to introduce an exhibition that will bring back nostalgia.

'Chibi Maruko-chan', drawn by the original author Momoko Sakura based on her memories of living in Shizuoka, has a fulfilling exhibition as it is a mascot of Shizuoka. You can enjoy the feeling of becoming a character through various concept rooms, and you can also see original manuscripts and animation materials with the author's signature.

Located in S-Pulse Dream Plaza, there are many things to see and eat, making it a great exhibition to visit together! Are you ready to fall into the world of nostalgic cartoons together?

Into the World of Maruko-chan!

The exhibition hall consists of 'Maruko's Daily Life' zone, which moves Maruko's school and house, 'Dream Pool' zone in the animation opening world, and 'Maruko's Dream Amusement Park' zone. If you walk around each room while listening to the lines, you can enjoy a story like watching a 4-cut cartoon.

If you look at the characters playing everywhere, you can see that they are arranged according to their personalities. Recall the cartoon and enjoy the fun of discovering each detail!

Enjoy the Experience Program to the Fullest

Inside the land, you can enjoy sand painting using colorful sand, and you can rent the costumes of the characters in Maruko's classroom and take proof shots! In addition, various events are being held, so please refer to the official website!

* Additional charges apply for experience programs.

Maruko-chan Goods That Threaten the Balance!

Cute Maruko-chan goods that evoke nostalgia are too difficult to pass by without buying. You can also find popular shrine concept products as well as products with original illustrations by the original author.

In addition, original and seasonal goods that can only be purchased at this exhibition are also available, so it would be even more meaningful to purchase them in Maruko's town, Shizuoka, right?