[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Small Worlds Miniature Museum (Updated Mar)

#เที่ยวญี่ปุ่น Insomnia พามาเที่ยวที่ "Small Worlds Miniature Museum" เป็นเมืองจำลองขนาดจิ๋วแนว Theme Park ที่ Tokyo กันครับ จุดเด่นของ "Small World Tokyo" คือ คนจิ๋ว ที่มีการแสดงอารมณ์ที่หลากหลายตามพฤติกรรมของมนุษย์ ทำให้เมื่อเวลาเราไปดูแล้วจะเกิดความรู้สึกว่า หากเป็นตัวเราเข้าไปอยู่ในเมืองนั้นๆ จะมีความรู้สึกเหมือนตัวละครคนจิ๋วหรือไม่ พื้นที่แสดง exhibition หลักจะถูกแบ่งออกเป็น 6 โซน ได้แก่ 💃 Zone 1: Space Center Area ที่จำลองการสร้างยานอวกาศในช่วงปี ค.ศ. 1970 ก่อนที่ยานอะพอลโลจะสามารถเดินทางสู่อวกาศ 💃 Zone 2: Global Vintage ย้อนกลับไปชม 5 ประเทศจากทวีปเอเชียและยุโรปในยุคปฏิวัติอุตสาหกรรมช่วงปี ค.ศ. 1900 💃 Zone 3: Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon ท่องโลกของเซเลอร์มูนในอาซาบุจูบัน (Azabu Juban) กรุงโตเกียวในปี ค.ศ. 1990 และย่านที่พักอาศัยของอุซางิที่ปรากฏในมังงะ 💃 Zone 4: Kansai International Airport จำลองสนามบินนานาชาติคันไซ ซึ่งเราจะได้เห็นทุกภาคส่วนของสนามบิน 💃 Zone 5: Evangelion Cage จัดแสดงฐานทัพอีวาเกเลียนและโมเดลเคลื่อนไหวได้ EVA Unit-00, Unit-01 และ Unit-02 💃 Zone 6: Evangelion Tokyo III เมืองจำลองโตเกียวที่ 3 โลกใหม่ที่ตั้งขององค์กรเนิฟ (Nerv) ในอนิเมะดังอีวาเกเลียน หากใครที่มีความชอบการชมนิทรรศการแนวนี้ นับว่าเป็นอีกหนึ่งจุดหมายเมื่อเวลามาโตเกียว ควรจับใส่แพลนไปด้วย รับรองถูกใจของคนทุกเพศ ทุกวัยแน่นอนครับ 😊 📍 สถานที่ : Small Worlds Miniature Museum โตเกียว ประเทศญี่ปุ่น 💵 ค่าเข้า: One Day Passport อายุ 18 ปีขึ้นไป 2,700 ¥, อายุ 12-17 ปี 1,900 ¥, อายุ 4-11 ปี 1,500 ¥, อายุต่ำกว่า 4 ปี เข้าฟรี #ที่เที่ยวญี่ปุ่น #ญี่ปุ่น #japan #japantravel #japantrip #insomniascene #insomniainjapan #tokyo #เที่ยวโตเกียว

If you are about to travel to Japan, don’t miss this “biggest” miniature museum in Asia! 😤😤🤯🤯 The Mini World Museum in Tokyo is one of the new must-see attractions in Japan! Here, everything becomes tiny, mini-people, mini-car stations, mini-groves, everything. It is also a mini amusement park where visitors can experience various mini attractions in six different ways. 😚😚🤗 You can even make your own miniature here, by using a 3D scanner to create a mini version of you and really live in these mini worlds! 🙆♂️🥰😜 Highly recommend everyone to go 🕰️Opening hours: 10pm to 8pm 📍Address: Tokyo Mini Museum 💰Average spend per person: $100-200 #trip #museum recommendations #relaxation #japan #like #tokyo attractions #summer food recommendations #summer places to go #summer places to go #spring and summer #June Good Places 2024

I went to the miniature museum in Tokyo, Japan. This museum was worth the entrance fee and I really enjoyed the whole journey. Especially if you are a fan of Evangalion, it’s a definite must-go place. Their robots’ details were impressive and it’s small size of Tokyo was amazing. The Sailor Moon was supposed to be here to but when I visited, it was under construction. #Smallworld #tokyotrip

3 minutes walk from Yurikamome "Ariake Tennis Forest Station". (The entrance is not visible from the station, but it is next to Under Armour Brand House Ariake) Take the elevator to the 3rd floor where the exhibition space is. You can move freely between floors, so I recommend first checking the rocket and shuttle launch times (a must-see) in the Space Center area before touring the other areas. The World City area is well-made down to the smallest details, so miniature lovers will definitely enjoy it. After searching for Sailor Moon in the Sailor Moon area, which is surprisingly difficult, it's time for the Kansai Airport area. If you want to take a video, I recommend landing at night. There are also many other things to see, such as the Tokyo-3 City and Eva Cage area, which are must-sees for Eva fans, the miniatures scattered throughout the building, and the workshop area, so I enjoyed it more than I expected. #TokyoTourism #PhotogenicSpots #Evangelion #PrettyGuardianSailorMoon

#JapanKorea City Attractions SMALL WORLDS TOKYO Definitely capturing the hearts of adults and children, is the world's largest indoor mini-model theme park, inside there are 3 floors, the first floor is the departure floor to embark on the SMALL WORLDS TOKYO world journey, the most important third floor is the theme floor that can travel around the world MAIN FLOOR SMALL WORLDS The 3rd floor is mainly divided into 6 areas, the most famous is the area of ​​the new century Evangelion 3 New Tokyo City, with the change of light, can enjoy different time and time completely different mini world scene, moving mini model world, real look really will be very surprised feeling, very powerful #OverseasTravel

It is said that "SMALL WORLDS TOKYO" opened in Odaiba, Tokyo on June 11, 2020, and it is also the world's largest indoor mini world! This newest indoor theme park in Tokyo, Japan is definitely a great place to take photos on your phone. In addition to the moving miniature model attractions, you can travel through different scenes here, such as the space station, airport, and Neon Genesis Evangelion scenes. The residents of SMALL WORLDS TOKYO are like elves, and fantasy plays are being performed everywhere! Look for Easter eggs in the details of each scene, and you will find cartoon characters with familiar faces. There are also romantic proposal scenes, and even bad guys and bad things happening on a street corner; there are definitely many, many scenes waiting for you to discover! In this small country, with no glass blocking the view, you can take your favorite photos very clearly! This Lilliput world is really huge, from the small wooden house on the Swiss mountain... to the bustling scene of the Asian night market... to the fisherman's wharf by the European lake... to the old British train station! Here you seem to see the whole world in a very condensed time. Friends who like photography and imagination will definitely like this attraction~ This time we visited SMALL WORLDS TOKYO on a weekday. Without too many other tourists, you can freely find your favorite location to take pictures of life in Lilliput. It was really great! The whole visit took about 90 minutes, and I took more than 200 photos of Lilliput with my phone, which is enough to prove that I really like it! After the tour, you can go to the second floor of the Little People's Kingdom, which is the restaurant here. It is a simple solution to the problem of being hungry after walking around (laugh) It’s a pity that apart from Lilliput, there isn’t much to see nearby, and the drive there takes quite a while, which may reduce the appeal of this place! When you leave, you can also reserve time to make a miniature version of the miniature world for yourself, which you can consider placing in Lilliput. This will successfully make you a resident of Lilliput. Of course, there are also many miniature world souvenirs that you can take home. Friends who love miniature worlds and have a strong imagination should not miss SMALL WORLDS TOKYO, Tokyo's newest attraction! It is very easy to get to SMALL WORLDS TOKYO. Take the Yurikamome train and get off at Ariake Tennis Forest Station and walk for 3 minutes. Or take the Rinkai Line and get off at Kokusai-Tenjijo Station and walk for 9 minutes. SMALL WORLDS TOKYO Ariake Logistics Center, 1-3-33 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo #Good Places for Parents and Children #Tokyo Free Travel #Japanese Attractions #I miss you so much

SMALL WORLDS TOKYO is one of the world's largest indoor miniature theme parks, located in Ariake, Tokyo, with a total area of ​​8,000 m2. Observe the tiny world and take photos of it. You can also let another version of yourself live there and enter the world of a story. #trip2023

Address: Ariake Logistics Center, 1-3-33 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo 3 minutes walk from Ariake Tennis Forest Station on the Yurikamome Line. The exhibition floor is divided into five parts: Kansai International Airport, Space Center, Cities of the World, Sailor Moon, and Evangelion. The indoor lighting can be enjoyed in two modes: day and night. You can also get original goods at the shop. #trip2022#Evangelion#Micro World

First Day: The first stop of my Tokyo trip was the Tokyo Miniature World Museum, filled with creativity and detail. Located in Ariake, this museum is a paradise for miniature model enthusiasts. Stepping into the exhibition hall felt like entering a miniature parallel world. The museum features several themed areas, including future cities, classic animation scenes, and world-famous landmarks. Every detail is vividly realistic, from trains traversing mountains to the dynamic street pedestrians, all meticulously crafted to leave one breathless in awe. My favorite was the space exploration-themed area, with scenes of miniature rocket launches and astronauts walking on the moon, taking me on a fantastic space journey. Second Day: On the second day, I chose to experience Tokyo's culture and tradition. Early in the morning, I went to Tsukiji Market to enjoy the freshest sushi breakfast. Every bite of sashimi here seemed to carry the taste of the ocean, simple yet unforgettable. Then, I headed to Ginza, a bustling shopping district and a fashion capital. In the afternoon, I strolled along the nearby waterfront park, admiring the scenery of Tokyo Bay. The gentle breeze made me feel particularly relaxed. In the evening, I took the 'Yurikamome' train to enjoy the city's night view, with my eyes following the lights of the Rainbow Bridge, marking a perfect end to the day.

#Tokyo Attractions Having visited the mini museum in Taipei, I feel that this one in Tokyo is even more special🎁 Located in Odaiba area, right next to the subway station, the transportation is quite convenient🚘 There are many latest anime and manga elements to visit, moving robots🎉 There are also many miniature views from around the world, beautiful towns👉 I feel like I have the vision of giants, seeing lovely towns💁 The most special and dynamic visual experience, giant rocket launch scene👏 There is also a day and night change of urban beauty, the production is quite beautiful and delicate😎 Quite a worthwhile experience 🌹

#TokyoItinerary Day 1: Explore the infinite possibilities in microcosm Today's journey starts at the Mini World Museum in Tokyo. This unique museum is like a miniature dream world. Various city street scenes, historical buildings, and even moments of daily life are meticulously restored, making people feel like a giant overlooking a lifelike microcosmic society. I carefully admired the train running on the railway model and could even see the daily movements of the miniature people. Every detail was full of ingenuity. In the afternoon, we went to DiverCity Tokyo Plaza in Odaiba. The focus here was undoubtedly the life-size Gundam statue. When the mechanical giant slowly deformed and emitted light, the audience on the scene was amazed. The wide variety of shops and delicious food in the shopping mall will make you linger. Day 2: A Stroll Through Art and Culture When you come to Tokyo, contemporary art is something you cannot miss. In the morning, I walked into teamLab Planets. In this immersive digital art museum, I stepped barefoot into the world of light and shadow reflected on the water, felt the flowers blooming with my steps, and my body and art became one. In the afternoon, head to Yanaka Ginza Shopping Street, which retains the nostalgic atmosphere of the Showa era. There are many artisan handmade shops and authentic snacks in the alleys. I ate the popular fried meat cake while walking, feeling the slow pace of Tokyo away from the hustle and bustle, which added a touch of warm humanity to this journey.

small worlds miniature museum 💞💞💞 There are many miniature models, all very exquisite🫶🫶🫶. The miniature world created by these models is small in size but made with great care. It looks magnificent from a distance👍👍👍. Highly recommended for both adults and children to visit together👏👏👏👏. The exhibition area is mainly on the 3rd floor. The space zone, world town zone, airport zone... all kinds of themes are very interesting👍👍👍👍. This model museum is definitely worth a visit💞💞💞💞. Each piece is super delicate.👍👍👍👍

#Tokyo Attractions Mini World Tokyo is an amazing creative space that encapsulates the beauty and wonder of the world in exquisite miniature models. Each exhibition area delicately reproduces the iconic buildings, natural landscapes and cultural features of different cities, making people feel as if they are embarking on a wonderful journey around the world. The works here are extremely sophisticated in terms of proportion, material and details, demonstrating the craftsmen's ultimate pursuit of art and technology. Visitors can also gain a deeper understanding of the production process and stories behind these works through interactive displays. Mini World Tokyo is not only a visual feast, but also a wonderful journey to explore human creativity and imagination. It is a dream experience suitable for the whole family to share.

The Miniature World Museum in Tokyo is a creative and fascinating hall of miniature art. Each piece in the museum is crafted with exquisite skill, recreating famous landmarks and everyday scenes from around the world, as if transporting visitors into another miniature universe. The combination of lighting and details is breathtaking, with each scene, from the Eiffel Tower to the corners of Showa-era streets, vividly brought to life, inviting visitors to stop and take a closer look. The museum also features an interactive display area where visitors can experience the fun of creating miniature models, adding both interest and educational value. This place is not only perfect for family fun but also a source of inspiration for art lovers, a small yet exquisite cultural treasure.

#FuriTabiWinter [SMALL WORLDS Miniature Museum] 🕰️Opening hours: 0900-1900 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: ◯ 📍Address: Ariake Logistics Center, 1-3-33 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0063 💰Price per person: From 3200 yen 💞Reason for recommendation: First visit on a weekday! ︎ There were a lot of miniatures on display that were quite impressive☺️ I think it would take about 2-3 hours to look around properly🥰There was also an experience of making miniatures🫣 Overall, I think it's a facility worth visiting at least once💕

#2024TravelReview Tokyo Small Worlds is an amazing miniatures theme park featuring exquisite details and interactivity. From futuristic cities to classic anime scenes, every area is full of art and imagination. Our favorite is the miniature landscape of Neon Genesis Evangelion, which feels like being in the third new Tokyo city in the anime. There is also an airport model, and the dynamic interpretation of airplane takeoff and landing is breathtaking. Children are particularly excited about the experience of being able to "live in" the miniature world, and the little dolls they designed themselves are added to the scene, which is endless fun. It is recommended to bring sufficient batteries and memory cards, as every shot here can be a blockbuster! Small Worlds is a mini fantasy journey suitable for the whole family to enjoy, which is definitely not to be missed!

Stepping into the Tokyo Miniature World Museum feels like entering a crossroads of time and space. Before your eyes are scaled-down architectural models, so exquisitely detailed that they take your breath away. The iron latticework of the Eiffel Tower is clearly visible, the cables of the Tower Bridge in London seem to convey their tensile strength, and the weathered stone patterns of the pyramids reveal the passage of history. Each miniature building appears to shrink the world into glass display cases, allowing you to appreciate the craftsmanship in every detail. What amazed me the most was the exhibit area that recreates Tokyo street scenes. Miniature trains weave through the city, tiny figurines on bustling streets exhibit diverse postures, and even a bowl of ramen by a restaurant window is clearly visible. The changing lighting effects bring these scenes to life, from sunrise to dusk, with every second of shifting light and shadow captivating the eye. Here, I not only saw a microcosm of the world but also felt the artisans' dedication to detail. As I left, my mind was still filled with the wonderful moments of the miniature world, as if I had witnessed another intricate and vast universe.

Yesterday I took my kids to this place called Small World. It is a treasure place. We played from 10:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Let me first tell you why it is worth going. 1. Several key toys, trains, airplanes, and rocket launches can almost make every child stare at them without blinking. 2. There is almost no promotional information about this place on the Internet, so many people don’t know about it. There are not many children, and everyone can be free and enjoy every toy quietly. 3. Many scenes are interactive. If you press a certain mechanism or button, it will produce unexpected effects. 4. There is also a game session at the end. If you guess correctly, you can draw a big prize. In order not to spoil the spoiler, I will not put many photos. Anyway, it is worth going. Let me tell you the key points: 1. Go to the official website to buy a package ticket, ticket + subway. This subway station can be taken at will. Then go to the starting station Xinqiao Station to exchange the ticket. If you can’t find the place, just ask the staff. Xinqiao to Fengzhou is the U line. The package ticket is 3400 yen (RMB 170). Only buy adult tickets, not children's tickets, because children under 6 years old can take the subway for free, and it is a waste for children to buy a package ticket. 2. The official website has simplified Chinese, WeChat and Alipay. Alipay can automatically convert the exchange rate, which is very convenient. 3. Be sure to bring some food with you, because there is not enough time in the morning, and the child will definitely play in it for a long time, so bring food and drinks. 4. When you come out from here, because you have a package ticket, you can go to the left to see Gundam in Diver City after you go out. There is a shopping mall opposite, where you can eat and buy things. 5. There is also a Lego Discovery Center nearby. If your child likes Lego, you can go to Lego to have a look. But Lego is more crazy here. I have a girl, and I feel that those boys are jumping around like chicken blood. #亲子好去处

#Check-in Small Worlds Miniature Museum is a unique museum in Tokyo, Japan that focuses on miniature worlds and attracts visitors of all ages. Here are a few reasons to visit the Small Worlds Miniature Museum: 1. **Amazing Miniatures**: The museum displays a variety of exquisite miniature models covering urban landscapes, natural environments, and various themes such as Japanese festivals, seasonal changes, etc. The models display amazing craftsmanship and detail. 2. **Interactive Experience**: Small Worlds offers a variety of interactive exhibitions where visitors can participate, such as manipulating the small figures or trains in the models, making the visit more interesting and interactive. 3. **Rich themed areas**: There are multiple themed areas in the museum, including fantasy kingdoms, science fiction worlds and real-life scenes, allowing visitors to roam in different worlds and stimulate creativity and imagination. 4. **Family-friendly activities**: This place is especially suitable for families and children. The museum often holds activities and workshops for children, allowing children to learn while playing and enjoy parent-child time. 5. **Combination of art and technology**: Small Worlds is not only a place to display models, but also integrates art and technology to display miniature buildings, lighting effects and mechanical operations, allowing visitors to appreciate the beauty of how everything works. 6. **Unique Photo Opportunities**: The detailed scenes and interesting displays in the museum provide many unique photo opportunities, allowing visitors to capture various fascinating moments and leave beautiful memories. 7. **Source of inspiration**: This museum is not only a place for viewing, but also a source of creative inspiration. Visitors who are interested in art, design or architecture can be inspired. 8. **Convenient Location**: Located in the heart of Tokyo, it is very conveniently located and suitable as part of exploring Tokyo. It is easily accessible for both short trips and long-term stays. Overall, Small Worlds Miniature Museum is a place full of creativity and fantasy. Whether you are a child, a family, an art lover or a tourist interested in miniature models, you can find fun and inspiration here.

#TravelTips #100 Ways to Travel Going to Japan for 7 days is already over 10,000, let me tell you how to spend 50,000 to travel to Tokyo ✈️ Airfare It's a short flight to Japan, and to save on travel, I'll buy my flight back to hkexpress. Hkexpress will usually have 0 dollars air tickets / extremely cheap air tickets during the summer holidays, this time to Tokyo is lucky to grab a red-eye ticket, to 13th night to go early return is 800 dollars (including luggage is 1000) 🏨Hotel This time I went to Tokyo plus Shizuoka for 13 days, 10 days in Tokyo (1760 per person), one day in Fuji (235.5 per person), one day in Shizuoka at a Western-style hot spring ryokan) (1224 per person), one day in Kawaguchiko staying in a hot spring ryokan *looking at Mount Fuji🗻 released a video talk* (870 per person) =4,098 As for how to get cheaper, I mostly use Trip.com to write reviews to earn Coins, often cheaper to 6-700 dollars. In addition, I will choose to live in BNB, cheaper and large place can also go to Aeon at night 8-9 pm to buy meat back to cook to eat. 🚗 Rent a car Many people use Toocool, intermediaries, etc. to rent cars. But there is a network even cheaper, even to Tokyo, compared with other networks are 2-300 dollars cheaper. (Even cheaper than using the KOL PROMOTER CODE✌🏻) I went to Fukuoka for 13 days last May, it was cheaper than other networks as 500 dollars😂 And this great rental network is called Tabarai. This time we rented for 3 days, including insurance and ECT for 1000 per person (two people go). 😋Food wild I prefer to eat local and less popular food, so I use Japanese to find place names + グルメ to see what's good to eat, then use Tabelog and Google to see reviews. The food we ate this time was of good quality, the best part was that we went to a crab and seafood feast for two days, which was 500 a person. And the best meal in Tokyo is to eat barbecue 🫶🏻 very good. This time I went for 13 days and ate about 4,500 or so 🧥 Buy clothes Buy clothes must go to Workman to buy, out of the video we all like it ✌🏻 An average of 50 dollars a shirt is also waterproof and breathable, will buy every time I go. This time I bought two pairs of shoes, sunscreen sleeves, 2 shirts and jacket for 450. 🚃Transportation Because there are 3 days of self-drive, so you get 10 days fare. This time I stayed in Ikebukuro and Kitasen respectively, the location is convenient, for the journey to save a lot of money, the most expensive trip is to the airport. About 350.22 for one person 🎡Entertainment This time I went to the following attractions for so many days 1️⃣ Odaiba Mini World Museum: 123 per person 2️⃣Round1: 60 per person 3️⃣Kimono rental: 215 per person 4️⃣ Omuro Mountain + Cactus Zoo: 149 per person 5️⃣ Ocean Disney: Tickets 383.6 per person, DPA bought 4 to add 200 more per person = 583.6 per person 6️⃣Sky Sky Tower: 114 per person =1244.6 💌Souvenirs Because I just went to Thailand two months ago and went to Japan a year ago, I didn't buy much souvenirs. There's not even 700 in the circle Total: 13,334.6 #Tokyo #TokyoTravel #DrivingTour #Shizuoka

If you are going to Japan soon, don't miss this "largest" miniature museum in Asia! Mini World in Tokyo is one of the new must-see attractions in Japan! Here, everything becomes tiny, with mini people, mini cars, mini forests, and everything else. It is also a mini amusement park where visitors can experience various mini attractions in six different ways. You can even make your own miniature models here, create a mini version of yourself by using a 3D scanner, and really live in these mini worlds!

Great, went in for free which worth the price🤧 If you watch Evan gerion, you will love it.

Located in Tokyo's Ariake (near Daiba), the closest subway station is the Seagull Line, Yurikamome's Ariake Tennis no Mori Station (有明テニスの森駅). Admission is 2700 yen for adults, 1900 yen for middle school students, and 1500 yen for elementary school students! Although it feels a bit pricey, it's totally worth the admission. Both adults and children can spend a whole day inside! The various exquisite miniature landscapes are truly breathtaking! Covering 8000 square meters, it is now divided into several scenic areas. These include Tokyo's Azabu Juban (Sailor Moon area), Zenshimon (a mixed area of Asian countries like China, Hong Kong, Thailand, etc.), the rocket launch area, Kansai Airport area, and the Third New Tokyo City area (Neon Genesis Evangelion) among others. All are absolutely fantastic! The highlight is that you can also make your own 3D printed mini-figure! It's just too cute! The last photo is of the restaurant, which has a very Instagram-worthy style, and the food tastes good too! Fans of miniature worlds definitely shouldn't miss out!

I want to go this spring break! Fun for kids and adults alike! It's been raining a lot recently, so it's perfect for a rainy day outing✨ The sign at the entrance is a great photo spot! If you take a photo from the front, you can see the words "small worlds"! When taking a photo, take it from the front! Please try it✨ Everything is miniature, and it's really fun because it's made with attention to detail! You'll get engrossed in finding things like "Oh, she's doing push-ups here!!" "Oh, Sailor Moon is here!!"💕 [5 recommended points! ] ① It's indoors, so it's perfect for a rainy day outing! 　 ② There are coin lockers, so you can go around the building lightly✨ ③ Everything is a photo spot! 　If you lower your gaze when taking a photo, you can take a photo that looks like you're inside a diorama🤳 ④ You can make your own original 3D figure for an additional fee! ⑤ Kids will love it too! There are lots of workshops! 【Caution⚠️】 ① Don't touch the miniature figures! They're all placed so you can see them up close, so there are no fences or anything like that! Be careful when taking photos! ② There's a place where you can press a button and the miniature figures will move! (You'll understand if you go!!) I didn't notice the button until halfway through💦Please press the button and have fun✨ It was pretty empty on a weekday morning! There were a lot of foreign tourists~✨ 📍small worlds Tokyo 🏠Ariake Logistics Center, 1-3-33 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo 🕐9:00-19:00 (last entry at 18:00) 🚃3-minute walk from Yurikamome "Ariake Tennis Forest" station / 9-minute walk from Rinkai Line "Kokusai Tenjijo" station 🚗Parking is available nearby 💰Adults (18 years and over): 2,700 yen 　Teenagers (12-17 years): 1,900 yen 　Children (4-11 years): 1,500 yen 　Same-day tickets available #MiniatureMuseum#SmallWorlds #TokyoTourism #Sakura2024

I would like to introduce "Small Worlds Tokyo" in Ariake, Tokyo. It is located a 9-minute walk from Kokusai Tenjijo Station and a 3-minute walk from Ariake-Tennis-no-Mori Station, and I got the impression that many people come from the Odaiba area. This is a facility with a total area of ​​7,000㎡, and is one of the largest in Asia to enjoy miniatures and dioramas✨ You can see the space shuttle and the famous Apollo 11 at the space center, and you can also travel to five countries around the world here🤤🤍 There is also a miniature corner of Kansai International Airport, and a lounge with sofas that are actually used at the airport, so it is also recommended for dates. You can also see the planes taking off and landing up close, so even children can enjoy it! I love Evangelion, so I was particularly impressed by the Evangelion Cage and the diorama area of ​​Tokyo-3! In the evening, the cityscape changes completely due to the Apostle Fortress, and you can see miniatures of Shinji and Rei, so be sure to look for them 🌟 You can actually see the craftsmen creating dioramas and models up close, and their detailed handiwork is impressive. It is easily accessible to Odaiba and Tsukiji, and the facility can be enjoyed even on rainy days, so why not make it one of your Tokyo sightseeing spots? 📍Ariake Logistics Center, 1-3-33 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo Opening hours: 9:00-19:00

#thingstodo I like building miniature kits, and had been to other similar museums in other countries, but I didn't enjoy Small Worlds as much as I expected. Maybe because of the crowd? It was a Saturday afternoon so there were a lot of visitors. Couples and families alike. Not too crowded that you can't see anything, you can still take time to appreciate all the small details. It was also interactive, you press buttons to see a few miniatures moving. Some of it were a bit underwhelming though

#thingstodo Small World is an enchanting experience! The attention to detail is incredible, with everything immaculately maintained. They utilize miniature models, sound effects, backdrop animation, lighting, and moving models to create captivating stories. What's even more delightful is the hidden mobile parts in every exhibit, adding an element of discovery for visitors. Endless fun.

#TokyoTourism Small Worlds Tokyo is an indoor facility that recreates Japanese culture, history, and famous places around the world in miniature dioramas and models. Visitors can explore the tiny world as if they were looking at life-size buildings and landmarks. The exhibits are highly detailed and feature exquisitely handcrafted miniatures. In addition to exhibits, you can also enjoy workshops and hands-on activities. I personally recommend Eri from Evangelion's Tokyo-3, so it's worth a visit.

Small worlds tokyo is located in A miniature model museum in Odaiba, Tokyo. It is one of the largest miniature museums in Asia. The total area is 7,000 square meters. Once you are through the tunnel, The mini world is waiting for you. The story goes on It unfolds around people and vehicles. This is a To keep you looking for the place. Here, there, Everywhere you look. It is full of words that you can't help but say :"Found it!" A little surprise. Come with family, come with friends, Come by yourself, or come on a date. Since it is indoors, even on rainy days, You can also enjoy it here with peace of mind. People will never forget Treasures they discovered themselves. We hope you will take these findings to Become a beautiful memory. Small worlds tokyo