SMALL WORLDS miniature museum
SMALL WORLDS
SMALL WORLDS is Asia's largest miniature museum covering a total area of 7,000 square meters. It offers visitors the opportunity to explore and experience a variety of miniature landscapes, and all replicas are 1/80 the size of their real-life counterparts.
There are nine different areas in the museum, including the "space center" and the "global village." Fans of popular anime will also find specially designed miniature exhibits with themes centered around the respective anime storylines.
There is a restaurant on the second floor with a dream-like, magical atmosphere. Here, visitors can enjoy delicious cuisine while admiring miniature models featuring the night views of Japan.
This is an indoor recreational facility frequently used by educational institutions and groups visiting Japan.
There are nine different areas in the museum, including the "space center" and the "global village." Fans of popular anime will also find specially designed miniature exhibits with themes centered around the respective anime storylines.
There is a restaurant on the second floor with a dream-like, magical atmosphere. Here, visitors can enjoy delicious cuisine while admiring miniature models featuring the night views of Japan.
This is an indoor recreational facility frequently used by educational institutions and groups visiting Japan.
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More Information about SMALL WORLDS miniature museum
Street address
- 1-3-33, Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo. 135-0063
Access
Route1
- 3 minutes on foot from Ariake-Tennis-no-Mori Station on the Yurikamome Line
Route2
- 9 minutes on foot from Kokusai-Tenjijo Station on the Rinkai Line
Opening Hours
- See the official website
Closed
- See the official website
Website
- https://smallworlds.jp/en/
Best season
- All year
Point
- There are nine different areas in the museum, including the "space center" and the "global village." At the "space center," marvel at models showing the Saturn V launch and other spacecraft. The "global village" features miniature versions of famous landmarks from around the world. At the "kansai international airport" area, which is especially popular among visitors, observe model airplanes landing and taking off realistically from up close. The shop creates and sells 3D figurines, so visitors can even get their hands on figurines of themselves!
update: Dec.25.2024

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