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Going back down the two flights of stairs and through the gift store there is a door to visit an outside area which is adorned with pixelated movie posters and random sheds filled with some additional cars that didn’t make it into the museum. Unfortunately, some of them have more than their fair share of “patina” to be considered show cars. Back in the building there are some additional older traditional Japanese dolls that lead to yet another candy gift store. Winding through the back of the candy store and up some additional stairs and through some more hallways is a second outdoor area which holds the distinct honor of showcasing…. A Ferrari F40, a squirrel enclosure and a completely flattened Mini Cooper.
But alas, all good things must come to an end. There is a small area back inside and down the stairs to decorate your creepy naked Kewpie doll and grab a tuna melt and ice cream cone. But before your departure, the continued maze makes you walk back up through some more stairs through two more gift stores that sell self labeled museum wines, chocolates and of course teddy bears. Leaving the museum in a daze and inspired to clean out my closets of old toys and relive the past, the location invites you to continue onto some fantastic driving roads to which of course I obliged.
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Great Museum! Is it possible to send me the e-mail or www to the Yokota museum?
I don’t know if they have a website or an email, but here’s their address and phone number!
Yokota Kyodo Museum
474 Shimoyokota
Okuizumo-cho, Nita-gun
Shimane Prefecture 699-1822
Tel: 0854 52 1112