Snoopy Museum Tokyo: admission

The only official satellite of the Charles M. Schulz Museum, inside Grandberry Park in Machida. See the Snoopy Room's large Snoopy figures and "Awakening", a show of video, light and music. Pose at Snoopy's red-roof doghouse, then browse fan memorabilia in the Snoopy Wonder Room. Choose a date and 30-minute entry slot, show your QR code, and stay as long as you like. Finish at Brown's Store for Snoopy goods sold nowhere else, with PEANUTS Cafe next door.

What is Snoopy Museum Tokyo? Snoopy Museum Tokyo is the only official satellite of the Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center, the home of Peanuts in Santa Rosa, California. It sits inside Minami-machida Grandberry Park in Machida, on the Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line from Shibuya, with the park's shops and green space right outside. Peanuts fans, families and anyone who collects photo spots will feel at home here. What makes Snoopy Museum Tokyo special? The Snoopy Room is the heart of the museum: large Snoopy figures rarely seen elsewhere, plus the "Awakening" show that blends video, light and music. Snoopy's Very Happy Home, a big red-roof doghouse, is the photo everyone takes home. The Snoopy Wonder Room gathers Snoopy goods from around the world alongside memorabilia donated by fans, and Brown's Store sells original goods found only here, with PEANUTS Cafe serving its POTLUCK Picnic menu next door.