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The Small Worlds Miniature Museum in Tokyo covers a total area of 7,000 square meters. Walking through the tunnel, you'll discover an it's a small world exhibit at 1:80 scale.
The museum is divided into eight major areas, including the "Space Center" zone where you can see the Saturn V rocket and space shuttle launches, the "World Town" zone featuring representative views from around the globe, and an area for close-up viewing of airplane takeoffs and landings.Kansai International AirportThe area also features globally popular themed zones like "Neon Genesis Evangelion" and "Sailor Moon," including the "Third New Tokyo City" zone. The dreamy restaurant on the second floor offers views of a miniature model of Japan's nightscape. Additionally, cutting-edge 3D technology allows visitors to create and purchase a lifelike miniature figurine of themselves, complete with residency rights to display their model here for a year. Finally, the hands-on workshop area lets guests craft their own creative handmade souvenirs.
This place also serves as an indoor facility unaffected by weather, providing non-verbal communication, frequently used by educational institutions and groups of visitors to Japan.
Children under 2 years will be considered as infant and entry will be free of cost.
Children between age 3 to 12 will be considered as child and charged child rate.
Children above age 12 will be considered as an adult and charged adult rate.
Small Worlds Miniature Museum - Tokyo, Japan.
Ariake Butsuryu Center, 1-3-33, Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo. 135-0063
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