Manga by Sazae-san writer and illustrator Machiko Hasegawa, and art objects she collected are exhibited.
Hasegawa Machiko Memorial Hall houses the Hasegawa Machiko Art Museum (opened in 1985), which exhibits art objects collected by the cartoonist Machiko Hasegawa and her sister Mariko. Hasegawa Machiko Memorial Hall (opened in 2020) stands on the other side of the road from the Art Museum. The memorial hall introduces Machiko's works and life including, such works as Sazae-san and Granny Mischief.
Exterior of Hasegawa Machiko Memorial Hall
Interior of Hasegawa Machiko Art Museum
Bronze statues (Sazae-san, Machiko Hasegawa, and Granny Mischief) © Hasegawa Machiko Art Museum
Hasegawa Machiko Art Museum and Hasgawa Machiko Memorial Hall stand across the street. There are bronze statues of Sazae-san and Granny Mischief at the entrance of the Memorial Hall.
The permanent exhibition room on the 1st floor of Hasegawa Machiko Memorial Hall ©Hasegawa Machiko Art Museum
Life of Machiko, on the 2nd floor of the permanent exhibition room at Hasegawa Machiko Memorial Hall
A store and a café
- Sakura-shimmachi StationTokyu Denentoshi Line7 min on foot from the West Exit
- Sakura-shimmachi 1-chomeTokyu Bus1 min on foot from the bus stop
- Tokyu Bus｜Sakura-shimmachi 1-chome｜1 min on foot from the bus stop
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