This is part of the Otaru music box store, an adjacent museum next door showcasing all the a lot of unique musical instruments from all over the world. These music antiquities are well preserved and some are even allowed to be played. Very interesting and informative place.

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Otaru Orgel Doh Hall Number 2 Antique Museum — Otaru Stepping into this place is like getting a punch in the gut—history hitting you with both hands. It’s a brick‑and‑mortar time capsule nestled near the canal in Otaru, yet somehow, you feel the old gears turning across centuries. Inside, French 19th‑century music boxes, grand English organs, and antique phonographs exhale stories from another life—each one begging you to lean in and listen. The walls breathe with age; it’s not a white‑walled gallery, it’s a living relic pulsing with whispers. And then, they play. Mini concerts drop without warning—staff announce them six times a day, and for twenty minutes you’re not in Japan anymore, you’re in a dream made of gears, melodies, and a deep, soft longing  . The staff? They’re gatekeepers to this beautiful oddness—quiet, patient, letting the relics speak first. It’s free. No tourist trap, just wonder. When your sensors are overloaded, you can slip upstairs, choose your own music box creation in the studio next door, and trap the magic in a keepsake  . Walk in. Sit in a music box. Let the melodies bury themselves in your bones. #HistoryInReverse #GearHeadsParadise #MusicBoxMagic #OtaruOffTheBeatenPath #5Stars #TravelRemembered

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An alternative to the more popular Otaru Music Box Museum. Smaller and more laid-back but a little creepy with the large antique dolls in the museum. You'll like it if you're into Annabelle and other scary movies featuring dolls that come alive at night, I suppose.

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Same shop but smaller version of the music box shop, but the bigger version of the clock tower souvenir can only be seen here. There are many antique dolls as well, looking alive and manning the shop 👻 I’d recommend to try sitting in the music box to experience, very nice and relaxing music

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I think this is more like a shop than an actual museum and is owned by the same person as the owner of the music box museum as some of the items are similar though they have much bigger music boxes here and there's even a large pipe organ too. You can also experience those large disc music boxes here as they have one ever you can sit inside of it

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