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With a cumulative total of over 12.3 million visitors (1) since its inception, this immersive entertainment museum is a stunning fusion of art, design, and aquarium science, featuring elegant goldfish as its primary centerpiece. (1 Total visitors from 2007 to 2024)* This exhibition ingeniously combines high-tech sound and light effects, installation art, and an aquarium to create a dreamlike goldfish art display. A popular Instagrammable spot, every corner of the venue offers the perfect backdrop for vibrant, magical photos. Each paying adult may bring up to two children in elementary school or younger for free. The Tokyo Ginza Art Aquarium, located in the heart of Tokyo, is a living art exhibition. Inside this museum, you’ll see thousands of goldfish and koi displayed in meticulously designed aquariums that change with the seasons, transforming aquatic life into vibrant works of art. Artworks at Art Aquarium Museum GINZA Goldfish Corridor: Stroll through this illuminated passage and admire rows of dazzlingly lit aquariums, where goldfish swim gracefully amidst the interplay of light and shadow. Goldfish Collection: Explore the “Goldfish Collection” area, featuring rare goldfish in creative tanks that showcase their vibrant fins and unique silhouettes. Goldfish Waterfall: Visit the Goldfish Waterfall, a breathtaking installation where aquariums are stacked in tiers to resemble a cascading falls. Temaririum: Watch fish glide through vibrant patterns inspired by Temari, traditional Japanese hand-embroidered balls. Goldfish Bamboo Grove: Wander through this glowing forest of towering cylindrical tanks that mimic bamboo stalks, with fish darting through the shifting light.

Featuring 360-degree panoramic windows, the observatory offers unobstructed views of the city from every angle. Enjoy breathtaking sights of landmarks like Tokyo Skytree, Tokyo Tower, Odaiba, and Ebisu Garden Place. Capture the city’s distinct charm as it transforms from day to night, and immerse yourself in the captivating scenery of this bustling metropolis.

Calling all Sanrio fans! Don’t miss the magical Sanrio Puroland during your trip to Tokyo. Meet a host of adorable characters and step into the pink, whimsical world of Hello Kitty. Enjoy spectacular musical shows and parades featuring your favorite Sanrio stars—they’re sure to melt your heart. As the entire park is indoors, your plans will stay on track regardless of rain or bad weather.

Step into the enchanting world of Chiikawa, where adorable characters and whimsical scenes come to life. Visitors can explore interactive exhibits that let them see, touch, and interact with their favorite Chiikawa friends. This warm and welcoming space is perfect for fans of all ages, whether you’re visiting for the first time or have been a Chiikawa fan for years. Photo opportunities, themed displays, and fun activities create an immersive experience, while exclusive merchandise lets you take a piece of Chiikawa home with you. For more information, visithttps://chiikawapark-tokyo.jp/guide/?spm=Activity.activity_summary.Link&clickId=8a938a3da1

teamLab Planets TOKYO in Toyosu, Tokyo, is an interactive art exhibition based on the concept of “immersion.” It consists of a series of massive immersive artworks that change in response to visitors' interactions. Stepping into teamLab Planets TOKYO is like entering a “museum submerged in water and a garden that blends with flowers.” The artworks transform in response to visitors’ interactions, blurring the boundaries between the body and the art. Purchase your teamLab Planets exhibition tickets in advance to enjoy the ultimate experience of feeling art with your body and becoming one with the artworks! Don’t miss these must-see exhibits: Endless Crystal Universe: This three-dimensional work is created by accumulating points of light, using a technique similar to pointillism—where images are painted with countless colored dots—to form an infinitely expanding group of light sculptures. Microcosms Echoing in the Moss Garden: A moss garden dotted with Ovoi (egg-shaped forms) that change their appearance with the rising and setting of the sun. Soft Black Hole: As you try to take a step forward, your feet sink downward. The space itself constantly shifts in response to your body weight. In turn, your body is influenced by the ever-changing space. As people move through the space, they influence one another. Your body alters the space, and the space, in turn, alters the bodies of others. Sketch Umwelt World: Draw pictures of airplanes, dolphins, eagles, and butterflies on paper, and these drawings will materialize in three dimensions, flying into the world before you. Touch the flying airplanes, dolphins, eagles, or butterflies, and they will accelerate or flee. Water Surface Depicting Koi Dancing with People: Koi swim freely in an infinitely expanding water surface, while people move through the water. The koi are influenced by the people or other koi in the water, and when a koi collides with a person, it transforms into flowers that scatter. The flowers in the work change continuously throughout the year, blooming with the flowers native to the region during that month. Universe of Fire Particles Falling from the Sky: When people stand on the artwork, it produces absolute black, and the shape of the flames changes accordingly. Influenced by human behavior, the artwork will be in a state of perpetual flux.

Step into Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo and get a behind-the-scenes look at the Harry Potter film series, embarking on a magical journey that brings the wizarding world to life. Stroll through meticulously recreated sets like Diagon Alley and feel as though you’ve truly stepped into the movies. Explore the mysterious Forbidden Forest and witness firsthand the artistry and craftsmanship behind the filmmaking. The Ministry of Magic In this exclusive Tokyo set, step into the grand hall of the Ministry of Magic. The towering fireplaces serve as the entrance for Ministry employees using Floo Powder. You can even record a personalized video of yourself emerging from the green flames, just like a true wizard or witch. Quidditch Match Immerse yourself in the thrilling atmosphere of a Quidditch match! Using green screen technology, join the crowd and cheer your heart out during a Gryffindor vs. Slytherin match. Your footage will be seamlessly integrated into the stadium scenes, making it feel as though you’re a part of the cinematic history. It’s a fun, unique keepsake worth cherishing. The Studio Shop Welcome to the world’s largest Harry Potter-themed store. The Studio Shop at Tokyo is a paradise every fan has dreamed of. Discover a vast array of magical merchandise, from wands and Hogwarts robes to Bertie Bott’s Every Flavor Beans and Chocolate Frogs. The store also features Tokyo-exclusive items, including limited-edition apparel and locally inspired souvenirs, ensuring your treasures are truly one-of-a-kind. Other Must-Visit Highlights: Backlot Cafe Food Hall & Frog Cafe Railway Shop The Great Hall (Hogwarts Dining Hall) Broomstick Experience