Miyagi Matsushima Museum Ticket

Highlights of the Tour

You can admire many precious music boxes, including the 'Music Box Collection' donated by the 'Royal Museums of Belgium'.

You can listen to a music box performance that takes place once every hour in the main hall, experiencing the authentic sound of the music boxes.

The museum staff will explain the knowledge related to the music boxes, allowing you to fully enjoy the wonderful show.

The Matsushima Music Box Museum, which was forced to close after many setbacks, reopened in 2016 and was renamed The Museum MATSUSHIMA. The museum still retains the music box collection inherited from the Royal Museums of Belgium, and now features two additional fascinating collections: the Segawa Fashion Collection, which showcases the golden age of Parisian haute couture, and the Kitahara Toy Collection, which exhibits precious toys from Teruhisa Kitahara. In addition to these historically valuable exhibits, you can also enjoy live performances of the automatic pipe organ custom‑made for royalty and nobles.

ASOVIEW is currently selling discount coupons for The Museum MATSUSHIMA. The admission‑only plan offers a discount of up to 300 yen, while the admission plan with cake offers a discount of up to 650 yen, providing excellent value for money. The coupon must be purchased in advance on your smartphone, so you can simply show it at the entrance for easy entry. Why not make the most of your time and feast your eyes by using a discount coupon for The Museum MATSUSHIMA?

Please be sure to present the voucher on a device with internet connectivity, such as a smartphone. After booking, you can log in to the Hopetrip App/website and click on 'View Voucher' from your booking record to check it.

In the spacious main hall, a wide variety of music boxes are displayed, and you can also join a concert held every hour to listen to the beautiful melodies played by the music boxes.

Mr. Teruhisa Kitahara has provided and exhibited many precious toys to support the reconstruction effort.

The in‑store café serves wood‑fired roast coffee, handmade desserts, and even lunch sets, making it highly recommended for a break while sightseeing in Matsushima!