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The Hakone Little Prince Museum is a fascinating tourist attraction, providing the perfect place for all Little Prince fans to enjoy the wonderful scenery and storylines of the Little Prince novels. The museum is filled with the culture and themes of the little prince, from displaying various exhibits related to the little prince's novels to the little prince theme shops and restaurants, and every corner of the museum is filled with the atmosphere of the little prince. Whether you are a fan of the little prince or just want to feel the unique culture of Japan, this museum is worth a visit. The museum interior shows exquisite animations and videos created by people who make the little prince's films. You can also see the background of some of the little prince's films and scripts, which are great places for little prince fans. There is also a wonderful rose garden and lovely statue of the little prince, so visitors can take photos with the little prince. In short, at the Hakone Little Prince Museum, you will experience a unique Japanese culture and style, while feeling deep emotions and thinking through the story of the little prince. If you’re a fan of the Little Prince or want to explore Japan’s cultural charm, the museum is a must-see resort!

Taking advantage of the imminent closure of the Little Prince Museum, I rushed to the beginning of March. There are different special areas in the park showing the scenes that have appeared in the little prince. There are also exhibition areas that explain the life of the little prince's author. You can mark the special seal of the brochure attached to each exhibition area for the memorial. Unfortunately, it was cloudy and even raining when it arrived.

The Little Prince Museum is also a venue worth visiting here. This museum is a very fashionable art form. The streets and city tours are free. Many local Japanese artists work here to create and live.

Come to Hakone to see! The museum has multiple punch-in locations, and introduced the author and story of the little prince in detail, very beautiful!

A little bit of France in the heart of Japan! The museum is well worth a visit just to admire the recreation of French architecture and culture. If you're a Antoine De Saint-Exupery fan, this should be on your "must see" list. The museum contains a number of artifacts from the author and it is really well presented (although descriptions are in Japanese only). Make sure to stop in the cafe for some cute desserts!

One of the sweetest places ever, so sincere and thoughtful. Plus informative, well kept, beautiful grounds, worth an excursion. They go all out here to bring things to life. The docent tours are wonderful, even if you don't speak Japanese. It's mostly a tribute to how the sad adventurous life of the book's author, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, led him to write one of the world's great parables. An inspiration whether you grew up with the book or you've never heard of it.

The entrance fee is 1600¥ and the tour is quite fast. I like the book but the museum is more about learning about Saint Exupery's life and having nice place to take pictures. the decor looks like old "France" but you can tell it needs a bit of renewal. you can get discounts with Hakone Pass or if you buy multiple tickets to other museum in Hakone.