If You Are A Fan Or Follower Of Doraemon,

this could be the post for you,

 and the place to visit, getting to the Fujiko F Fujio Museum in the outskirts of Tokyo just got a lot more fun,

 the fun starts at the elevator which is designed to look like one of Doraemon’s signature gadgets: dokodemo door,

 the museum, which pays tribute to the creators of Doraemon, is admittedly a bit hard to get to. You first have to access Noborito Station on the Odakyu Line where a shuttle bus takes you to the museum,

 but now, thanks to a partnership between the museum, Noborito Station has undergone a drastic makeover that rendered everything from their signage and elevators to storage lockers in Doraemon colors and motifs,

 the numbers on the lockers mimic the numbering system of the original comic books,

 the Doraemon character himself actually doesn’t appear too frequently, 

 and you have to look to find him,

 even the bathrooms have a touch of Doraemon,

 well why not?

 tasked with the redesign was graphic designer Kishino Shogo, who took the Doraemon color palette and translated it into working signage and graphics for the station that are beautiful yet subtle enough that they don’t obstruct the usability,

 and the more time you spend looking, the more details you’ll notice,

what a great way to get kids interested in going to museums.