Anime Pilgrimage · Chubu & Hokuriku

Himi Shiokaze Gallery (Fujiko Fujio A Art Collection)

🏅 Selected for the 2026 edition of “Japanese Anime Tourism 88-Spots” (Anime Tourism Association)

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A gallery displaying original and reproduction artwork by Fujiko Fujio A, the manga artist from Himi, Toyama. It is selected as a facility in the 88 Anime Spots.

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    Himi Shiokaze Gallery (Fujiko Fujio A Art Collection)

    📍 Chuo-machi, Himi, Toyama

    Exhibits include an introduction to his major works, a recreation of his room at Tokiwaso where he lived after moving to Tokyo, and articles from his days as a newspaper reporter. There are also photo spots with characters and hands-on corners.

    ⚠️ Follow the in-gallery guidance on photographing the original artwork.

Etiquette

Pilgrimage etiquette

  • ✓The original artwork is valuable material. Follow the in-gallery guidance on whether photography is allowed.
  • ✓The gallery is in a shopping street, so be considerate of nearby shops and passersby.
Tips

Tips

  • •Statues of characters from Fujiko Fujio A's works also stand around central Himi. Check the official "Fujiko Fujio A Manga World" website and enjoy them together with a walk around town.
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