The Warabekan is a museum of toys, nursery rhymes and children's songs. We welcome everyone from children to adults to come and visit. The egg-shaped sculptures outside the rooms and throughout the museum are symbols of birth and creation.

The Warabekan is a facility that has become a new landmark of Tottori City. Serving as a home for old nursery rhymes and children's songs, the museum was opened on July 7th, 1995 in commemoration of the success of the '89 Tottori World Toy Exposition. The museum is an old-style structure with the restored exterior of the one-time Tottori Prefectural Public Library, and is filled with toys and songs of long ago. Come enjoy the various exhibits as you lose yourself in this ageless world of toys.

Karakuri Clock This large clock chimes every hour on the hour starting at 9am.

Logo Mark This logo represents the ideal of what the Warabekan should be. It is symbolized by the perfect shape of a circle encompassed by two angels, which express the idea of children playing happily.

Tottori, the Home of Nursery Rhymes & Children's Songs Mascot Character	'89 Tottori World Toy Exposition Mascot Character