OSEBA
- Japan, 〒192-0045 Tokyo, Hachioji, Owadamachi, 3 Chome−11−1 島田電機製作所
Today · 10 am–5 pm
- Tuesday: 10 am–5 pm
- Wednesday: Closed
- Thursday: 10 am–5 pm
- Friday: 10 am–5 pm
- Saturday: Closed
- Sunday: Closed
- Monday: 10 am–5 pm
- +81 42-656-1401
- shimada.cc
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So much fun! I really enjoy pressing the buttons. This is one of my favourite places.
View on GoogleEven if you're crazy about pushing buttons, I feel that the place needs to develop more fun activities and programs specially for young children. You need to go up to the 3rd floor by stairs which is narrow and does not have hand rails on both sides so it's kinda dangerous for children. The toilet's structure is not good. Very long way but only one cubicle per floor !Seriously?! There's got to be a smarter way to design and make more room for more cubicle for males and females to make it feel more comfortable and clean.
View on GoogleWell first let me start by saying we rode an hour drive (1 way) in which we chartered a private ride for $400+ to get us here. Haha so yes it’ was on our sons he wants to do list. He loves elevators. And he loves buttons, so that brought us here. So far we been here over an hour and my son is still running a muck in this place having fun, dancing , playing games, and of course pushing buttons. It’s connected to an actual elevator factory and the entrant can be deceiving as it just looks like a warehouse. Once inside a ton of kids are having fun. Now it is a smaller place, it’s only 3.5 rooms. Room 1 is the reception in which they have tables with elevator activities, a vending machine, free drinks, and items to purchase. Room 0.5 is the entrance hall that leads to Room 2. Room 2 is a small mirrored room that’s dark, playing dance music, and the floor is lit with different elevator buttons and decor that moves and changes. Room 3 is the 1000 button wall that lights up, an educational button wall, and a few elevator buttons pressing games. All in all if your child loves elevator buttons that they want to press over and over, they will have a ball. If not you’ll be in and out in a jippy. One funny part is to get to the museum, you need to take a few flight of stairs that have funny lines as you go up. For our son son, he is loving it and well worth the travels and chartered ride. Making his dreams come true, one after another.
View on GoogleThe staff are really nice and helpful
View on GoogleWe had an EXCELLENT time, the guide was really lovely and gave us a really good tour, she knew lots of information and we had a wonderful experience! We love Button-chan!!
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