Museum & Arcade in Tokyo

🏰 Ghibli Museum: A Whimsical Journey into Animation

Located in Mitaka, the Ghibli Museum brings the enchanting worlds of Studio Ghibli to life. From Totoro to Spirited Away, visitors can see original sketches, short films, and life-size recreations of iconic movie scenes.
The museum is small but filled with detail, so reservations are required in advance. It’s a magical experience for both kids and adults who grew up with Ghibli films.

💩 Unko Museum: Tokyo’s Most Playful Exhibit

Yes, you read that right. The Unko Museum, also known as the “Poop Museum,” celebrates the cute and colorful side of… well, poop.
Designed with humor and fun in mind, it’s full of interactive exhibits, neon lights, and photo zones that kids love. It’s lighthearted, silly, and surprisingly creative — a perfect stop for families who want to laugh and play.

🕹️ Anata no Warehouse: A Cyberpunk Arcade Experience

Step into another world at Anata no Warehouse, an arcade inspired by the gritty backstreets of Kowloon Walled City. The design feels straight out of a sci-fi movie, with flickering neon lights and industrial details everywhere.
Gamers will love the retro machines, racing simulators, and immersive vibe. It’s one of the most unique arcades Tokyo has ever seen, perfect for teens and adults who enjoy something edgy and cinematic.

🌈 teamLab Exhibition: Interactive Art That Comes Alive

The teamLab exhibitions in Tokyo are unlike any traditional museum. They combine digital technology, light, and sound to create immersive worlds that react to your movement.
Children are welcome, and families can walk through glowing rooms, touch interactive walls, and feel surrounded by floating digital art. It’s a breathtaking experience that combines creativity, technology, and play.

🖼️ Mori Art Museum: Contemporary Art with a View

Located in Roppongi Hills, the Mori Art Museum showcases blockbuster exhibitions from both Japanese and international artists.
The gallery’s modern design and panoramic city views make it an inspiring stop for art lovers. It’s also connected to Tokyo City View, offering one of the best skyline observatories in the city.

🎳 Round One Stadium: Endless Indoor Fun

For pure entertainment, Round One Stadium has it all — arcade games, karaoke, bowling, ping pong, batting cages, basketball, tennis, and even mini soccer.
It’s an ideal spot for families, couples, or groups of friends looking for an active, casual way to spend the day. The facilities are clean, spacious, and open late, making it easy to drop by anytime.