Small Worlds Tokyo Ticket

Overview

Step into a world of wonder at Small Worlds Tokyo, the world’s largest indoor miniature theme park located in Odaiba, Tokyo. Marvel at intricately crafted, lifelike miniatures that bring to life iconic cityscapes, anime universes, and futuristic space centers. Explore themed areas like the Global Village, Kansai International Airport, Space Center, and exhibits inspired by Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon and Evangelion. With moving vehicles, day-night transitions, and interactive elements like a 3D-scanned miniature figure of yourself, this attraction offers a fun, immersive experience for all ages. Perfect for families, anime fans, and travelers seeking a unique, budget-friendly adventure in Tokyo.

Why Choose This Ticket?

• World’s Largest Miniature Park: Explore Japan’s biggest indoor miniature museum, packed with detailed, dynamic replicas.
• Diverse Exhibits: Travel through realistic cityscapes, anime worlds, and space centers, all in one location.
• Interactive Fun: Create your own 3D-scanned miniature figure to take home as a unique souvenir.
• Family-Friendly: Engaging for kids and adults with treasure hunts, moving models, and vibrant displays.
• Great Value: Affordable tickets, with special Autumn/Winter 2025 campaigns offering discounts and coupons.

Highlights

• Global Village: Journey through miniature Asia and Europe from the 1900s Industrial Revolution era, with bustling streets and iconic landmarks.
• Kansai International Airport: Watch planes land and depart in a detailed replica of Osaka’s airport, complete with runways and lounges.
• Space Center: Relive the 1960s Apollo Program and explore a futuristic spaceport with launching rockets and floating astronauts.
• Anime Universes: Dive into Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon’s Azabu Juban and Evangelion’s iconic scenes, crafted in stunning detail.
• Interactive Experience: Use a 3D scanner to create a miniature version of yourself, plus enjoy treasure hunts and dynamic day-night transitions.
• Vivid Details: Moving vehicles, ambient sounds, and changing lights bring each miniature scene to life.

Package Options

1. Admission Passport

• Includes entry to all Small Worlds Tokyo exhibits
• Price:
  • Adult: ¥2,822
  • Youth (12–17): ¥1,852
  • Child (4–11): ¥1,666
• Details: No cancellation, valid for 30 days, instant confirmation

2. [2025 Autumn/Winter Mega Campaign] Admission Passport + JPY500 TAKEYA Coupon

• Includes entry to all exhibits and a ¥500 TAKEYA shopping coupon
• Price:
  • Adult (university/vocational students and older): ¥2,509
  • Junior/Senior High School Student: ¥1,646
  • Child (4–11): ¥1,490
• Details: No cancellation, valid for 180 days, enter with voucher, instant confirmation

3. [2025 Autumn/Winter Mega Campaign] Admission Passport

• Includes entry to all exhibits
• Price:
  • Adult (university/vocational students and older): ¥2,509
  • Junior/Senior High School Student: ¥1,646
  • Elementary School Student and Younger: ¥1,333
• Details: No cancellation, valid for 90 days, enter with voucher, instant confirmation

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Itinerary

• Arrival: Redeem your ticket at Small Worlds Tokyo in Odaiba using the voucher or QR code emailed to you.
• Exploration: Spend 2–3 hours freely exploring themed areas (self-guided):
  • Global Village: Wander through miniature Asia and Europe.
  • Kansai International Airport: Watch planes in action.
  • Space Center: Experience rocket launches and space exploration.
  • Anime Universes: Visit Sailor Moon and Evangelion exhibits.
  • 3D Scanner: Create your own miniature figure (additional fee may apply).
• Departure: Exit at your leisure; no fixed schedule.

Note: Plan for 2–3 hours to fully enjoy the exhibits. The attraction is open daily; check official hours before visiting.

What to Expect

Small Worlds Tokyo, located in Odaiba, is a captivating indoor miniature theme park showcasing intricate replicas with moving parts, ambient sounds, and day-night lighting transitions. Begin at the Global Village, exploring 1900s-era Asia and Europe with detailed street markets and buildings. Marvel at the Kansai International Airport area, where planes land on a realistic runway. The Space Center brings the Apollo Program and futuristic spaceports to life with launching rockets. Anime fans will love the Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon and Evangelion exhibits, recreating iconic scenes like Azabu Juban. Engage in interactive activities like a treasure hunt for kids or creating a 3D-scanned miniature figure (fee may apply). With vibrant details and budget-friendly tickets, it’s an ideal stop for families, anime enthusiasts, or anyone seeking a unique Tokyo experience.

What’s Included

• Admission to Small Worlds Tokyo (all exhibits)
• JPY500 TAKEYA shopping coupon (select package only)

Note: Food, drinks, and 3D scanner figure creation are not included. Additional fees may apply for certain activities.

Pre-Departure Notice

• Ticket Redemption: Present the voucher or QR code emailed to you at the Small Worlds Tokyo entrance in Odaiba. Ensure your email is accessible (check spam folder).
• Arrival: Travel to Odaiba via public transport (e.g., Yurikamome Line to Ariake-Tennis-no-Mori Station) or private car; no transfers included.
• Operating Hours: Check the official Small Worlds Tokyo website for daily schedules. Tickets are valid for 30–180 days, depending on the package.
• Weather: Indoor attraction, unaffected by weather, ensuring a reliable visit.
• Cancellations: Tickets are non-cancelable and non-refunded.

Good to Know

• Attire: Casual clothing is fine; comfortable shoes recommended for walking through exhibits.
• Accessibility: Family-friendly with activities like treasure hunts for kids. Wheelchair-accessible areas available; confirm with staff.
• Dining: On-site cafes available, but food/drinks not included. Nearby Odaiba offers additional dining options.
• Photography: Cameras encouraged to capture the intricate miniatures; flash may be restricted in some areas.
• Crowds: Generally uncrowded, allowing ample time to explore; weekends may be busier.
• 3D Scanner: Creating a miniature figure is optional and may incur an extra fee; confirm on-site.

Reviews

• “Incredible detail!” – “The miniatures were mind-blowing, especially the Sailor Moon area! Our 9-year-old loved the treasure hunt, and we spent hours admiring the craftsmanship. Great value!”
• “A must for anime fans!” – “The Evangelion and airport exhibits were phenomenal. The rocket launch in the Space Center felt so real! Easy ticket redemption and totally worth the trip to Odaiba.”
• “Fun for all ages!” – “Like a budget Legoland with anime vibes. The moving vehicles and lights were so cool, and the staff were friendly. Highly recommend for families or anime nerds!”

FAQs

Q: How do I redeem my ticket?

A: Present the emailed voucher or QR code at the Small Worlds Tokyo entrance in Odaiba.

Q: How long should I spend at Small Worlds Tokyo?

A: Plan 2–3 hours to explore all exhibits and enjoy interactive activities like the 3D scanner.

Q: Is it suitable for young children?

A: Yes, kids aged 4–11 pay ¥1,333–¥1,490. Treasure hunts and colorful exhibits are engaging for children.

Q: Are food and drinks included?

A: No, dining is at your own expense. On-site cafes and nearby Odaiba restaurants are available.

Q: Can I cancel or refund my ticket?

A: No, tickets are non-cancelable and non-refunded, valid for 30–180 days depending on the package.

Q: Is the attraction accessible by public transport?

A: Yes, take the Yurikamome Line to Ariake-Tennis-no-Mori Station, a short walk from Small Worlds Tokyo.

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