Open Takarazuka day trip, Google map search to Takarazuka canteen, went to punch a card, two stops ahead of time to get off, this is very delicious yumiko burn a great, a lot of meat is a little cold but still delicious, 25 yumiko burn half price, did not see the choice of beef yumiko burn, loss, good beef more.

After eating to Tezuka worm museum punch in, the slave who ate wheat on the road this dessert, super good, not very sweet, is the highest evaluation of dessert. Recently Tezuka worm museum no material, very suitable, save a meal money, Kobe come to punch the card is very close, go to Kobe and then come half day tour is great. Takarazuka Grand Theater also went by the way, just out, are dressed up delicate little sister in the photo.

The Tezuka Memorial Museum is located in Takarazuka City, Japan, one hour's drive from Osaka, the transportation is convenient, it is suitable to punch a card to visit, the tour time is about two hours, the museum can learn about the life of Tezuka Ji Worm, he devoted himself to manga, and drew more than 400 volumes of manga works in his life.

This memorial not only showcases the life of the manga master, but also reflects his profound influence on the comics and animation industry. Takarazuka City, although famous for the Takarazuka Opera House, is also the hometown of Osamu Tezuka and has had a significant influence on his personal growth and creative career.

The memorial contains a large collection of personal data and artwork from Osamu Tezuka, including hand-drawn butterfly observations from his childhood. These notes show his careful observation of nature and early artistic talent. It also displays his works from around the age of ten, revealing his extraordinary talent as a child.

The exhibition provides an in-depth look at Osamu Tezuka's upbringing, especially his background of birth and upbringing in Osaka. Influenced by his father's work in the film industry, Osamu Tezuka initially attended medical university, but his love for manga led him to eventually switch careers and enter the manga and animation worlds.

His works incorporate deep thoughts on life and morality, and he has made innovations in animation technology, such as reducing the number of animation frames from the regular 24 frames per second to 12 frames per second to improve production efficiency. Although this innovation has improved production efficiency, some people think that this method is somewhat monotonous, similar to the traditional paper shiji style.

Osamu Tezuka's work is worth getting to know both manga lovers and anime fans. If you have a chance to travel to the Kansai region, don't miss this memorial.

The memorial hall has three floors. The first floor is mainly the introduction of Mr. Tezuka's life works, experiences, etc. The second floor is full of futuristic cartoonist works. There is also a small souvenir shop where you can buy some lovely accessories.

The ground floor is a very mysterious space, where you can experience making cartoon characters by yourself, drawing and coloring with your own computer. And there is staff guidance. (Many people may need to make an appointment to wait).

You can take pictures in the museum. There are some parts on display on the second floor that can not be photographed, please carefully confirm whether there is a sign before taking pictures. This is really so dreamy and cute, the worm meal should not be missed!

Personally, in addition to Fujiko Fujio Memorial Hall, this is the place where I can feel my heart beating the most
The first floor can see the limited animation, the underground floor can also participate in the animation production, very interesting, the second floor has a shop and reading corner, the special exhibition area shows the original painting of "The King of the Underworld", you can visit the Astro Boy original painting under the painting of Naoki Urazawa, the original exhibition specially compared the original version of the Tezuka. Feel the different charm of old and new cartoonists together. If you're a comic book fan, be sure to check it out.