Delicious and adorable—The museum café inside the Fujiko F. Fujio Museum!

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Latte art? Please—that’s nothing. Having Doraemon and Nobita on top is what really rules XDD

Judging from those super cute anime characters spilled across the cup, you can probably guess that this bonus itinerary is, of course, food-related. That’s right—the Fujiko F. Fujio Museum not only showcases the legendary manga artist’s creative journey and life-sized scene recreations, but the thought and care put into the in-house restaurant are truly worth a closer look!

Inside the restaurant. At first glance, the decor may not seem particularly outstanding—aside from the blue-colored chairs inspired by Doraemon, one of Fujiko F. Fujio’s most iconic characters, and the view of colorful statues outside the window. But...

What’s up with that money-loving-looking Doraemon at the counter XDDDDD

Choosing to display that particular expression is a bit too on purpose XD

Now let’s take a closer look at the menu.

In fact, among the many manga series created by the late Fujiko F. Fujio, “Doraemon” is arguably the most well-known and beloved. As such, the menu mainly features dishes inspired by its characters. Of course, there are also themed meals based on other works, offering a wide variety—so many options that you won’t have trouble finding something to try, just trouble finishing it all!

Interestingly, even the menu itself is designed with Doraemon in mind: a blue cover paired with a red string and bell symbolizing his collar—truly a clever touch.

First up, we have~~~