text: mirai no museum " mirai no museum " ( translation : " future museum " ) is a song by japanese girl group perfume from their fourth studio album level 3 ( 2013 ) . the song was released as the album 's third single on 27 february 2013 . it was written , composed and produced by yasutaka nakata . the song is a dance pop track , which features instrumentation from synthesizers and keyboards . the track is translated to " future museum " and was used as the theme song for the doraemon film , no himitsu museum . " mirai no museum " received negative reviews from music critics , who felt it was childish and interrupted the composition sequence of the album . the song became their eighth consecutive single to stall at number two in japan . the track became their first charting single in korea since their 2011 single " laser beam / kasuka na kaori " . yusuke tanaka commissioned the accompanying music video for the single , which shows perfume inside a comic book – style world . perfume have performed the song in a number of live performances throughout japan . background and composition japanese producer and capsule musician yasutaka nakata wrote , arranged , and composed " mirai no museum " . nakata has collaborated with all of perfume 's records and songs from 2003 onwards . it was recorded in tokyo , japan and was mixed and mastered by nakata . it is a dance and electropop song , and incorporates instrumentation of a drum machine , synthesizer and keyboards . reception " mirai no museum " received mostly negative reviews from music critics . writing for land of rising , alex shenmue said the song was one to skip . he felt that while the song was sung and produced well and catchy , “ it doesn 't fit the role of middle - section track in this album , ” and “ breaks the musical delivery . ” he labelled it the “ one true issue on the album . ” patrick st. michael , writing for the japan times , said it was his least favorite single from the album and felt it was “ painfully out of place . ” selective hearings writer nia labelled it a “ dud ” and “ childish . ” she said the song was the weakest and preferred their track " hurly burly " to replace the song , which was not featured on the album . a writer from cdjournal praised the “ dreamy ” and catchy production , but criticized the composition . ian martin , who had written their extended biography at allmusic , had highlighted the song as an album and career standout . the song charted in japan , south korea and taiwan . reaching number two on the oricon singles chart , it became the group 's eighth consecutive single to stall at number two . it was the group 's last single to reach number two until their 2014 single " cling cling " reached the position and is their eleventh best - selling single there . the track also peaked at two on japan hot 100 chart . the song reached number twenty - three and thirteen in south korea . the song was certified gold by the recording industry association of japan ( riaj ) for shipments of 100 , 000 units . release and promotion selected as the third single of level 3 , the song was released as an extended play digital download on 27 february 2013 . universal music then released the single in the united kingdom , new zealand , australia , canada and the us . two cd singles were issued ; a standalone cd with all four songs , and a digipak that included a bonus dvd , a lyric sheet and a music video comic book . " mirai no museum " was used as the ending theme song for the film doraemon : no himitsu museum , released in march 2013 . perfume debuted the track on music japan tv , where they sported the same outfit on the cd cover and performed the track . the group shot a promotional video for the film 's release . the official music video was directed by japanese director yusuke tanaka and premiered on perfume 's youtube channel in june 2013 . it features perfume inside a comic book , trying to defeat a heavily armored warrior . they are accompanied by a mysterious mascot man , who tries to hide away from the warrior when it attacks . credits and personnel details adapted from the liner notes of the " mirai no museum " cd single . song credits ayano ōmoto ( nocchi ) – vocals yuka kashino ( kashiyuka ) – vocals ayaka nishiwaki ( a - chan ) – vocals yasutaka nakata – producer , composer , arranger , mixing , mastering . visual credits yusuke tanaka – director takahiko kajima – video producer kazunali tajima – camera tetsu – lighting director mikiko – choreographer shinichi – stylist masako – make - up yuki – hair stylist drop – animation designer track listing all songs written and composed by yasutaka nakata . charts , peaks and positions release history