Miniature Adventure: Entry Pass to Small Worlds Tokyo
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Small Worlds Tokyo
1 Chome-3-33 Ariake, Koto City, Tokyo
Step into a miniature world in Tokyo like never before! From real-life replicas to whimsical fictional lands, immerse yourself in breathtaking details.
Frequently asked questions
Regrettably, once you've booked the activity, we cannot process refunds. We urge visitors to be sure of their plans before finalizing the booking.
Yes, upon arrival, you will need to present a printed voucher. This ensures a smooth and swift check-in experience for all our esteemed guests.
The ticket you purchase is valid for a complete day, starting from the moment of its first activation. This gives you ample time to explore all the wonders our museum has to offer.
Absolutely! We pride ourselves on being inclusive. Furthermore, every 1st and 3rd Wednesday is our special "GO! Wheel day," where we ensure even the typically difficult-to-access areas are open for wheelchair and stroller users.
Of course! For your convenience, we've provided coin-operated lockers near the 1st-floor exit. And if you have larger items that don't fit, the ticket office on the 1st floor offers storage solutions.
Definitely! We encourage guests to capture their memorable moments. If you decide to share your captures on social media, kindly use the hashtag "#smallworlds" to help spread the magic.
On regular days, only assistance dogs are allowed. However, on the special days of the 11th and 22nd of each month, pets are welcome to accompany their owners in designated areas, with certain guidelines to ensure the comfort of all visitors.
Our "GO! Wheel day" is a bi-monthly event, occurring on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month, aimed to provide enhanced accessibility.
These days offer a unique viewing experience. You can witness curtains in the "Evangelion" area being fully opened and even access the usually off-limits backyard of the "Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon" area.
Absolutely! The 11th and 22nd of each month are exclusively tailored for pet owners. Pets can accompany their owners in most areas, excluding the 2nd floor, provided guidelines are followed.
Small Worlds Tokyo is strategically located with multiple transportation options. From train stations to bus stops, most are a short, convenient walk away, ensuring you reach us with ease.
If you're driving, you'll find several pay-by-the-hour parking lots located in the vicinity of the facility. These provide a convenient solution for our visitors arriving by car.
While our doors are open from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM, we encourage guests to enter no later than 6:00 PM to ensure a wholesome experience.
Indeed! For our regular guests, we offer the Annual Passport. Valid for a full year from the purchase date, this pass provides unrestricted access, but remember, it's valid only for the named individual and cannot be transferred.
Certainly! If you fall in love with our exhibits and wish for more visits, just head to the Annual Passport Counter on the 3rd floor after your exploration. We'll be happy to assist you in upgrading.
Step into a miniature world in Tokyo like never before! From real-life replicas to whimsical fictional lands, immerse yourself in breathtaking details. Don't miss the chance to create your own 3D figurine and explore the magic up close. grab your ticket today!
Most underrated thing in Tokyo! This is well worth a visit. Intricate miniature models, many with interactive buttons you can press. The airport is the attention grabbing highlight but there is lots more besides. Truly the work of dedicated enthusiasts, and probably the most advanced 'model world' type of attraction in the world. We went in the afternoon and there were no lines at all. Stress-free, enjoyable and interesting, and uniquely Japanese in content too.
steve_uk_001
August 27, 2025
Small Worlds Tokyo
Easy to get to on the metro rail and a short walk from the station.
This is suitable for all ages and as we arrived at opening time it was nice and quiet. Lots to see and my Son and I enjoyed it. Some great craft work with the models and land scapes. Highlight for us was the little airport with viewing gallery and the miniature sausage figure were really funny. Highly recommend visiting this place and it's only two stops far from Diver City Tokyo .
John
October 18, 2024
steve_uk_001
August 27, 2025
Most underrated thing in Tokyo!
Most underrated thing in Tokyo! This is well worth a visit. Intricate miniature models, many with interactive buttons you can press. The airport is the attention grabbing highlight but there is lots more besides. Truly the work of dedicated enthusiasts, and probably the most advanced 'model world' type of attraction in the world. We went in the afternoon and there were no lines at all. Stress-free, enjoyable and interesting, and uniquely Japanese in content too.
John
October 18, 2024
Small Worlds Tokyo
Easy to get to on the metro rail and a short walk from the station.
This is suitable for all ages and as we arrived at opening time it was nice and quiet. Lots to see and my Son and I enjoyed it. Some great craft work with the models and land scapes. Highlight for us was the little airport with viewing gallery and the miniature sausage figure were really funny. Highly recommend visiting this place and it's only two stops far from Diver City Tokyo .
