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The Sylvanian Families Exhibition at Solamachi

I visited the "Sylvanian Families Exhibition" held at Tokyo Skytree's Solamachi! The venue was filled with dioramas recreating small villages and houses in the forest!! ✨ It felt like stepping into a storybook (so happy 😊). There were also displays of dolls and houses from past generations, bringing back nostalgic memories like, "I used to have this one!" At the large photo spot, you could take pictures with the adorable characters, which captivated both adults and children alike 📸. They also had a Solamachi-exclusive stamp rally! (It was free, but I felt a bit hesitant just going to the register to get the stickers.) It was a perfect place to stop by while sightseeing at Skytree! Highly recommended for anyone who wants to be soothed by the gentle world of Sylvanian Families.

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Posted: Oct 24, 2025

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