Tezuka Osamu Manga Museum

The Tezuka Osamu Manga Museum was set up as a spot to nuture the deepest desires of kids and youth dependent on Tezuka Osamu's long lasting topic "Love for Nature" and "Regard to Life" in Takarazuka-city. The historical center resembles old European strongholds with the emblematic landmark "the Glass Earth" over it, whose picture was gotten from Tezuka's exposition "Spare the Glass Earth". When entering the historical center, guests can make the most of Tezuka's Manga World through his functions just as understanding of making movements independent from anyone else.

Tezuka Osamu, conceived in 1928 in Toyonaka, Osaka, was experienced childhood in Takarazuka, Hyogo from the age of 5 to 24. And, after its all said and done, Takarazuka was an advanced city Takarazuka Grand Theater and Takarazuka Hotel were situated in. But then, the city was encompassed by rich nature, for example, excellent mountains and streams close by.
Tezuka Osamu's unimaginable reasonableness was built up amid his powerless long stretches of his childhood in Takarazuka.

He may have concocted a thought of cutting edge city showing up in Astro Boy propelled by sentimental boulevards in Takarazuka, or may have ached for phenomenal universe of Princess Knight through his very own involvement with Takarazuka Revue, or may have produced psalms, for example, Jungle Emperor because of the nature encompassing the city. In 1994, Tezuka Osamu Manga Museum was set up in Takarazuka, the spot which gave him subjects basic in the majority of his manga works, to celebrate his incredible accomplishment.