If you are a Snoopy fan, do not miss the adorable SNOOPY MUSEUM TOKYO when visiting Tokyo. It is the only officially licensed Snoopy-themed museum in Asia, and it was newly renovated in 2024, making it even cuter and more photogenic than before. It is recommended to purchase your Snoopy Museum tickets online in advance, which also allows you to reserve your preferred admission date and time. Inside, you can join a hands-on workshop and make your own Snoopy plush toy. After exploring the museum, do not forget to stop by PEANUTS Cafe for a cup of coffee and a comforting dessert. This charming, family-friendly Tokyo attraction is well worth adding to your independent Tokyo itinerary.
How to Get to the Snoopy Museum
Getting to SNOOPY MUSEUM TOKYO is simple, and it is not far from central Tokyo. The museum is located in Minami-machida Grandberry Park in Machida, Tokyo. Grandberry Park itself is a large shopping complex with plenty of stores and dining options, so you can also enjoy shopping after visiting the museum. Take the Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line to Minami-machida Grandberry Park Station, then leave through the Grandberry Park Exit. Follow the adorable Snoopy figures and clear signs along the way, and you will reach the museum in about four minutes on foot. From Shibuya Station, the ride by express train takes approximately 35 minutes.
If you plan to drive to the Snoopy Museum, note that the museum does not have a dedicated parking lot and is not eligible for Grandberry Park parking discounts. Taking the train is therefore the easiest and most convenient option. You can purchase Snoopy Museum tickets online in advance and reserve your admission date and time at the same time.
Snoopy Museum Ticket Prices
Tickets for SNOOPY MUSEUM TOKYO are available as either advance tickets or same-day tickets.
How Do You Buy Advance Tickets for the Snoopy Museum?
Advance tickets can be purchased through the eplus website. Tickets for the following month go on sale at 10:00 a.m. on the first day of each month and can be purchased until 8:00 p.m. on the day before your visit.
A system handling fee of ¥100 is charged per ticket. If you choose to pay at a convenience store, an additional handling fee of ¥220 per transaction applies.
Tickets are issued electronically as QR codes and can be displayed directly on your smartphone.
Do not worry if you are unable to use your advance ticket on the reserved date. You may still use it within three months of the original visit date by paying a ¥200 ticket-change fee at the museum. No new reservation is required; simply bring your original advance ticket.
If you are unfamiliar with eplus, purchasing Snoopy Museum tickets directly through KKday is recommended.
📝 Helpful Tips:
The time printed on each ticket indicates the start of your admission period, but there is no time limit once you are inside the museum. You may stay as long as you like.
Children aged four and under are admitted free of charge.
From June through February, groups of fifth-grade students from Machida elementary schools may visit between 10:30 a.m. and noon on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays for English-learning activities. Each group stays for approximately 30 minutes, and the program is not held in August. The museum may therefore be more crowded during these periods.
How Do You Buy Same-Day Tickets for the Snoopy Museum?
Same-day tickets are sold at the museum ticket counter only when admission capacity has not been reached. To check whether same-day tickets are available, visit the Snoopy Museum’s official website and refer to the same-day ticket information.
How Long Should You Spend at the Snoopy Museum?
Exploring the exhibition areas and souvenir shop at SNOOPY MUSEUM TOKYO generally takes about 1.5 to 2 hours. It is also advisable to allow another two hours to browse the nearby Minami-machida Grandberry Park shopping complex and have lunch or dinner.
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Snoopy Museum Attractions
Seasonal Special Exhibitions at the Snoopy Museum
SNOOPY MUSEUM TOKYO features both permanent and special exhibition areas. The special exhibition theme changes approximately every two months, so repeat visitors can discover different Snoopy-related content each time. The special exhibition running through August 31, 2025, focuses on “School Life” with Charlie Brown, Sally, and their friends. From riding the yellow school bus to the warm, chaotic moments of everyday life, the Peanuts gang recreates the sweet and bittersweet memories of childhood that many of us share.
This special exhibition at SNOOPY MUSEUM TOKYO features approximately 45 selected original comic strips. Through Charles M. Schulz’s classic artwork, the exhibition presents the amusing and touching experiences of these beloved characters at school, with every scene sure to bring a smile. Featured works include: a school bus ride that lasts until someone falls asleep, an original Peanuts strip dated September 29, 1993; the mischievous duo who love to nap, an original Peanuts strip dated March 14, 1982; can even a measuring assignment go wrong, an original Peanuts strip dated January 8, 1980; Joe Cool appears as the rebellious college student, a reproduction of a Peanuts original dated September 12, 1971; the countdown to the end of summer vacation, an original Peanuts strip dated August 23, 1999; and I dance perfectly in my imagination, an original Peanuts strip dated April 16, 1996.
These comics reveal that the Peanuts gang’s school life is not so different from our own childhood experiences. There is frustrating homework, minor conflicts between friends, the excitement of a secret crush, and the reluctance to see a vacation end. Through Snoopy and his friends, these memories return vividly, as though we have stepped back into our carefree school days.
Highlights of the Snoopy Museum’s Permanent Exhibition
Newly renovated in 2024, SNOOPY MUSEUM TOKYO is irresistibly cute from the moment you arrive. At the entrance stands a giant Snoopy sculpture with its mouth wide open, as though it is about to swallow you, and visitors officially enter Snoopy’s world through his mouth. Once inside, you will see adorable ceiling decorations that change with the seasons, such as cherry blossoms in spring and a bright beach theme in summer. The museum’s most recent design features a school theme. After entering, follow the route to the third floor, where the first exhibition area is overwhelmingly charming. Animated images of Snoopy, Charlie Brown, and the rest of the gang run across all four walls, filling the space with laughter and memories. It is nearly impossible not to keep saying, “This is unbelievably cute!”
As you continue through the museum, you will also spot Snoopy and the Peanuts gang on the ceiling. Do not forget to take a selfie with them overhead.
Snoopy Room
The Snoopy Room exhibition on the second floor displays Snoopy merchandise donated by fans from around the world, including plush toys, memo pads, clothing, and small collectibles. It is a dream exhibition space for Snoopy enthusiasts.
There is also an eight-meter-long giant “Sleeping Snoopy” plush figure where visitors can take photos, making it a must-visit Tokyo photo spot.
Snoopy Comic Display Wall
Curious about how Snoopy was originally created? The Peanuts comic strip was first published in newspapers as four-panel comics. This exhibition faithfully recreates the texture and appearance of the original printed strips, with each work resembling a time capsule. It also provides detailed introductions to the distinctive characters of the Peanuts universe. Anyone who wants to learn more about Charlie Brown, Lucy, and Linus should not miss this section.
Charles M. Schulz’s Creative Studio
SNOOPY MUSEUM TOKYO also includes a retrospective section dedicated to Charles M. Schulz. Here, visitors can explore the legendary cartoonist’s creative journey from 1922 to 2000. Interactive projections demonstrate how he drew his characters, providing deeper insight into Snoopy’s creation and the evolution of the character designs.
Outdoor Terrace × Snoopy Golf Wall
The third floor of the Snoopy Museum also has an outdoor terrace featuring an entire wall filled with Snoopy-like figures. At first glance, they all appear to be Snoopy, but they are actually his relatives and friends, each with slightly different facial features. They are cheering for Snoopy as he plays golf, and the scene is exceptionally cute.
For Snoopy fans who enjoy hands-on activities, SNOOPY MUSEUM TOKYO also offers DIY workshops where participants can make plush toys and other small items. These classes are held irregularly, so check the official website for announcements and make a reservation in advance.
Snoopy Museum Souvenir Shop
After exploring the exhibitions, return to the first floor of the Snoopy Museum, where fans of all things cute may feel completely overwhelmed. The first floor is home to BROWN’S STORE, a shopping paradise that Snoopy fans dream about. The entire store is surrounded by Snoopy merchandise, including plush toys, bags, stationery, clothing, household goods, camping accessories, reproduction artwork, and capsule toy machines. The selection is enormous, and every item is adorable. The store is spacious and the merchandise is clearly organized, so visitors can browse comfortably without feeling overwhelmed.
Highly Recommended Museum-Exclusive Snoopy Items:
A Snoopy plush toy wearing a hoodie, available exclusively at the museum.
An irresistibly cute plush Woodstock, Snoopy’s little yellow bird friend.
A miniature backpack created in collaboration with the outdoor brand Fehrraben Kanken—it is extremely tempting.
Snoopy miniature cars made by Tomica—you will want to collect every design.
There are also reusable bags, tote bags, notebooks, stickers, and many other items that design and stationery lovers will find impossible to resist.
Snoopy Museum PEANUTS Cafe
After exploring the irresistibly cute SNOOPY MUSEUM TOKYO, PEANUTS Cafe is an excellent place to rest. Located just a few steps from the museum, this themed café is a delightful retreat designed especially for Snoopy fans. Its warm and comforting atmosphere is based on the concept of a “POTLUCK PICNIC.” Guests can dine inside or order takeout and enjoy a relaxing picnic in the nearby green park.
A must-try dessert from the current special exhibition menu is the lemon crème brûlée. Half a lemon is used as the serving dish, while the caramelized top is exceptionally crisp. Its fragrance bursts immediately with each bite, balancing sweetness with a subtle tartness so that it never feels heavy. The accompanying citrus jelly is equally refreshing, making the entire dessert difficult to stop eating.
After your meal, you can relax while looking through the beautiful Snoopy photos you just took and admiring the adorable items you purchased at BROWN’S STORE. It is the perfect comforting journey for any fan.
📍PEANUTS Cafe Tips:
Visit on a weekday or when the café first opens, as there may be a wait during peak hours.
Special exhibition collaboration dishes change periodically, so the menu remains fresh even on repeat visits.
Takeout meals can be enjoyed as a picnic in a nearby park. Remember to bring a picnic mat.
Snoopy Museum PEANUTS Cafe
Address: Park Life Building, Minami-machida Grandberry Park, 3-1-4 Tsuruma, Machida, Tokyo
OPEN/10:00 – CLOSE/21:00(L.O. 20:00)