Hayato Ikezawa Circuit no Okami MUSEUM

CIRCUIT NO ŌKAMI MUSEUM in Kamisu celebrates manga artist Satoshi (Hayato) Ikezawa and his long-running series Circuit no Ōkami. The compact museum pairs original artwork and a large manga/magazine library with a display of supercars—Ferraris, Porsches, Lamborghinis and notable Japanese classics.

The museum is run by the creator’s team and opens mainly on weekends and public holidays; check the official site for the current calendar, special exhibitions and any temporary closures. The official address and contact are published on the museum website.

A focused, fan-oriented visit that mixes car displays with original manga material and rotating exhibits.

Look out for:

• Real supercars and replicas featured in the manga (Ferrari, Porsche, Lamborghini, Toyota 2000GT among others).

• Original illustrations, sketches and a sizable manga/magazine library related to Circuit no Ōkami.

• Rotating special exhibitions and occasional creator-related events.

• Photo opportunities with displayed cars; rules for touching or interior access vary by exhibit.

Best way to experience it: Arrive by car if possible (museum notes a short drive from the Higashi-Kantō Expressway). If using public transport, plan a taxi from Itako or Omigawa stations. Allow 1–2 hours to browse cars, read displays and visit special exhibits; check the official site before you go for exact opening days and event notices.

• Check the museum calendar on the official site for current opening days and temporary closures.

• Admission fees and age rules are listed on third-party sites; confirm prices on the museum website before visiting.

• Best reached by car or taxi; nearest stations are Itako and Omigawa (taxi recommended for last mile).

• Official information and signage are primarily in Japanese; call the museum (0299-95-5550) or check the site for details.