Visiting DCTgarden IKEDA with my daughter was such a special experience! As fans of DREAMS COME TRUE, we loved seeing the stage costumes up close and exploring the memorabilia. The cozy home theater where we watched music videos made it feel intimate, almost like a private concert. We really enjoyed walking through the exhibits and appreciating the personal touches from Miwa Yoshida. The staff were friendly, and the museum’s warm, welcoming atmosphere made our visit memorable. A must-visit for music lovers or anyone curious about the story behind the band!

Stupid staff. The door only says no videography. The staff interprets that it also does not allow photography by even the simplest camera, but allows photography by phone. This is absolutely ridiculous. The phone is more sophiscated than camera nowadays. The staff should be fired as she is rude and does not bring her brain to work. You either stick another sticker saying no photography, or allows normal non-commercial photography. That staff is absolutely a shame to this musuem and Ikeda.

Museam of the Dream Come True. Ikeda-cho is home town of Miwa Yoshida as vocalist of the group.

I'm not a Dreams Come True fan, but it was free so I went in. Honestly, isn't it too good a deal to be able to get in for free with this much to see~ Wonderful spirit of service! There were live costumes, and shields and medals won at music awards and so on, and it was well worth seeing! I found myself thinking, on my own, that Dreams Come True fans all over the country should definitely come. By the way, there are eco bags embroidered with the cute Dreams Come True mascot, and wine-related goods, and it seems some things can only be bought here. Thank you for the precious experience. Thanks to the two members of Dreams Come True!

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I think everyone does this, but I stopped by on my way back from Ikeda Wine Castle. Since it's Yoshida's hometown, many precious costumes and related items are on display, and it's open to the public for free. Even if you're not a fan, you're sure to get excited. If you're a fan, you could even imagine landing at Tokachi-Obihiro Airport just to come here. There must be over 100 costumes. You can even sit on the sofa that Yoshida actually used lol It's probably because it's filled with Dreams Come True's passion, but even though it's a compact facility, it was such a valuable experience that I thought they could charge at least something and give it back to Ikeda Town, since it's naturally not free of cost in reality.

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