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A museum in Ikaho gathering toys and cars of the Showa era.
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The Ikaho Toy and Doll Automobile Museum is a museum in Yoshioka, Kitagunma District, Gunma Prefecture. It is a retro theme park on the theme of the Showa era, and with 400,000 visitors a year it is the largest private museum in Japan. It recreates the streets of the 1950s and 1960s of the Showa era and displays tin toys and rare dolls from around the world. It displays items from precious Fukumatsu dolls and other Edo-period dolls to Showa-era toys. Showa Retro Park Dagashiya Yokocho (Candy Shop Alley)
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