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The Robothink Robot Museum was located in Nagoya, Japan on the Shinkansen, but closed on Sunday 30-Sep-2007.

The display area of the museum was augmented by a robot shop used for assembling and maintaining exhibits and robots.

Exhibits included:

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 * Robotics paraphernalia
 * Robot kits and parts
-==Children's robot history books==
-* "FIRST Robots" by Vince Wiczynski May 2007 ISBN 1592533663
-* "Loving the Machine" by Timothy Hornyak Jul. 2006 ISBN 4770030126
-* "Robot" by DK Publishing Mar. 2004 ISBN 0756602548
-* "Robots" by Clive Gifford Oct. 2003 ISBN 0753456184
-* "Robots" by Daniel Ichbiah May 2005 ISBN 0810959062
-* "Ultimate Robot" by DK Publishing Sep. 2004 ISBN 075660270X
-==Adult's robot history books==
-* "Almost Human" by Lee Gutkind Mar. 2007 ISBN 0393058670
-* "Autonomous Robots" by George Bekey Jun. 2005 ISBN 0262025787
-* "Robots Unlimited" by David Levy Oct. 2005 ISBN 1568812396
-==Robot history references==
-[http://www.engadget.com/2007/09/28/robot-museum-in-nagoya-japan-our-first-and-last-visit/ Engadget article on Robot Museum]
-[http://www.thetech.org/exhibits/online/robotics/universal/index.html The Tech Museum of Innovation]
-[http://web.mit.edu/MUSEUM/exhibitions/robots.html MIT Museum Robotics exhibit]
-[http://www.the-robotman.com/rm_fs.html Fred Barton Productions]
-[http://www.robotswanted.com/robotgallery/index.html Robot Gallery]