水木茂之路 — 《鬼太郎》的妖怪之街
境港市的水木茂之路是一条800公尺的商店街,化身为向当地漫画巨匠、《鬼太郎》(ゲゲゲの鬼太郎)作者水木茂致敬的妖怪奇境。170尊以上妖怪角色铜像林立街头——排水沟旁潜伏的顽皮河童、屋檐下栖身的独眼伞妖(伞化け),以及主要路口伫立的招牌角色鬼太郎。铜像可互动:摸眼球老爹招好运、揉猫娘的手求姻缘、找齐全部170尊可在游客中心领取完成证书。
街道入夜后活了起来,氛围灯光投出阴影与剪影,令妖怪的存在感真切诡谲。店家贩售妖怪商品、妖怪主题美食(眼球馒头、鬼太郎拉面)与水木茂的原着漫画。街尾的水木茂纪念馆收藏原画、他个人搜罗的全球灵异文物,以及漫画工作室的重现。
基本信息
营业时间
街道:24小时(免费)| 水木茂纪念馆:9:30–17:00 | 店家:一般9:00–18:00
公休: 街道:无休 | 纪念馆:无固定休馆日(不定休请见官网)
门票
街道:免费 | 水木茂纪念馆:¥700 | 妖怪集章手册:¥400
最佳季节
全年 | 10月(年度妖怪游行,通常第三个周末)| 傍晚的诡谲氛围
建议停留
2–3小时(完整街道+纪念馆)
如何前往
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