It is a fantastic place with plenty of fun photo backdrops! 💙🤍We had a great time, and the show at 11:15 and 15:15 is absolutely adorable—don't miss it! Perfect for families and fans. 👋🏻😎

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Doraemon Sky Park✨ Ticket price: adults ¥800 Besides a café, a free outdoor play area, a free manga-reading area, paid custom eco-bag making, and the paid Doraemon Sky Park, this area also has a shop selling airport-exclusive merchandise. The park is divided into three areas: the front area, middle area, and Doraemon photo area. Re-entry is not allowed into the front area or the park, so make the most of your chance and make sure you have finished taking photos before moving to the next area. Inside there are 3D photo backdrops, character statues to photograph, and some small interactive props. It is very cute and suitable for all ages. You can check the daily Doraemon photo schedule at the entrance first. Since you cannot re-enter after leaving, you can also time your entry accordingly (that day we entered at three thirty in the afternoon and took photos at four thirty). *Only one photo opportunity (A) >>> Explore the park first (ask at the counter for the daily times to meet Doraemon and take photos; no re-entry after leaving) >>> Then eat and get airport-exclusive taiyaki to take away (super cute) >>> Finally shop in the exclusive merchandise section. (B) >>> Eat at the café first (food can easily sell out by 3:30 in the afternoon) >>> Doraemon Park (watch the Doraemon photo times; repeat entry is not allowed) >>> Shop in the exclusive merchandise section. Super cute. I recommend fellow Doraemon fans allow 3-4 hours to visit if coming on the day of their flight. We came the day before our flight and spent four hours in this area alone, but it was absolutely worth it. It truly deserves its reputation as one of the six must-visit pilgrimage sites for Doraemon fans!! The six pilgrimage sites: Takaoka City - Fairy Tale Forest Park, Fujiko·F·Fujio Hometown Art Museum Doraemon Plaza, Doraemon Walking Path, Doraemon Tram Hokkaido Chitose Airport - Doraemon Sky Park, Bell Café Tokyo Odaiba - Doraemon Future Department Store Kawasaki City - Fujiko·F·Fujio Museum Kawasaki City - JR Noborito Station Kawasaki City - JR Shukugawara Station (Doraemon-themed Lawson)

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I had some time, so I went in on a whim, but the quality is incredibly high. It costs only 800円 and is amazingly satisfying. It starts with straightforward displays of Doraemon characters, followed by various fun trick-art exhibits and more. There are also quite a few staff members, and wherever you are, they help take photos and are very attentive. Families with children will definitely have fun, and Doraemon fans will definitely enjoy it too. You can go around in about an hour, so anyone with a little time at the airport should definitely visit.

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I rushed in for a look during the little time I had while waiting for my flight. It was the Obon period, and Gian and Doraemon were there, offering a perfect chance to take photos, but unfortunately I had no time. There are lots of explanations of secret gadgets and photo spots, so I think you can enjoy looking around at leisure. I also wanted to browse the souvenirs and eat at the café without rushing. You could easily spend plenty of leisurely time in this area alone. The children said they wanted to go again too. The handheld fan given out at the entrance was also a lovely souvenir. If you visit, it is far from the domestic arrival and departure gates, so allow plenty of time to get there.

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You can immerse yourself in Doraemon’s world. My impression is that elementary-school-aged children might enjoy it most, but there are plenty of features that younger children can enjoy too. It is broadly divided into ２ areas. The first room just inside offers various games, including drawing. The second area mainly features trick art. Once you move to the next area, you cannot go back, so I recommend playing to your heart’s content in the first area. At the end, we could also take photos with Doraemon. We stayed for about 1 hour. There was more to see than I expected, and it was a manageable size that did not leave us too tired. There are also a Doraemon café and shop. The café’s taiyaki was delicious, so I recommend it. The shop was also full of cute Doraemon merchandise.

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