Osaka · Suita City / Esaka
Doughnuts downstairs, cleaning discoveries upstairs.
Duskin Museum pairs the history of Mister Donut with the tools and ideas behind household cleaning. In September 2026, Duskin announced its 700,000th visitor, highlighting a museum built around two surprisingly different parts of everyday life.
- Admission
- Free; activities extra
- Hours
- 10:00–16:00; entry until 15:30
- Closed
- Monday; holiday and seasonal exceptions
- Misdo Kitchen
- 90 minutes; advance arrangements
- Kitchen fee
- ¥2,400 per pair
- Suggested time
- 60–90 minutes, plus any workshop
Choose the activity before travelling
The full doughnut-making session and the shorter topping experience have different arrangements. The September announcement describes advance applications and a lottery for Misdo Kitchen; topping is handled on the day, subject to capacity. Confirm the current application window, participant requirements and language support on the official activity page.
Give the cleaning floor a chance
The upstairs displays explain cleaning tools and include interactive activities. Leave time for both floors instead of treating the museum only as a doughnut class. There is no dining space inside, so plan lunch elsewhere. The exterior image was supplied with Duskin’s September 2026 announcement.
Location & access
Duskin Museum
5-32 Yoshinocho, Suita, Osaka
Neighbourhood
Osaka · Suita City / Esaka
About 10 minutes from Esaka Station, Exit 8. Suita is a separate city in Osaka Prefecture.
Keep exploring
Sources & planning links
- Duskin Museum — visitor information
- Museum — practical questions
- Duskin — September 2026 museum announcement
Visitor information checked on 2 November 2026. Suggested visit lengths are TokyoWaltz planning estimates. Check official notices for changes to hours, admission and access.