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SMALL WORLDS Miniature Museum
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SMALL WORLDS Miniature Museum is an indoor attraction located in Ariake, Tokyo. Covering approximately 7,000 square meters, it features detailed miniature worlds created at a scale of 1:80. The museum brings together architecture, technology, animation, and storytelling, allowing visitors to discover realistic scenes filled with tiny buildings, vehicles, and people.
One of the highlights is the miniature Kansai International Airport, where visitors can observe aircraft, airport facilities, and detailed runway scenery. Another popular area recreates Shibuya, including the famous Scramble Crossing, railway stations, and illuminated streets. Changing lighting creates the impression of day and night in these miniature cities.
Anime fans can explore areas inspired by Evangelion, including Tokyo-III and the Evangelion Hangar. Detailed mechanical models and moving installations recreate familiar scenes from the series. Other exhibitions feature imaginary towns, space exploration, and creative works by miniature artists.
The museum also offers workshops and a 3D figure-making program that allows visitors to create miniature versions of themselves. With numerous photography spots and intricate displays, SMALL WORLDS is an interesting destination for families, anime enthusiasts, and visitors looking for a different indoor experience in Tokyo.
One of the highlights is the miniature Kansai International Airport, where visitors can observe aircraft, airport facilities, and detailed runway scenery. Another popular area recreates Shibuya, including the famous Scramble Crossing, railway stations, and illuminated streets. Changing lighting creates the impression of day and night in these miniature cities.
Anime fans can explore areas inspired by Evangelion, including Tokyo-III and the Evangelion Hangar. Detailed mechanical models and moving installations recreate familiar scenes from the series. Other exhibitions feature imaginary towns, space exploration, and creative works by miniature artists.
The museum also offers workshops and a 3D figure-making program that allows visitors to create miniature versions of themselves. With numerous photography spots and intricate displays, SMALL WORLDS is an interesting destination for families, anime enthusiasts, and visitors looking for a different indoor experience in Tokyo.
Monkey Tips
For interesting photographs, explore the miniature Shibuya area and try shooting from a low angle. The detailed buildings, streets, and tiny pedestrians can make your pictures look like scenes from a real city. Look for changes in the lighting to capture both daytime and nighttime atmospheres.
If you want a personalized souvenir, consider the museum's 3D figure-making program. Visitors can have their bodies scanned and order miniature figures in different sizes, with additional charges depending on the selected option. Production takes time, so the finished figure is not normally available immediately after scanning.
Check the exhibition maintenance notices before visiting, especially if you are interested in moving displays. As of November 2026, the space shuttle and Saturn rocket launch demonstrations are temporarily suspended for maintenance. Other miniature displays remain available, but individual exhibition conditions may change.
If you want a personalized souvenir, consider the museum's 3D figure-making program. Visitors can have their bodies scanned and order miniature figures in different sizes, with additional charges depending on the selected option. Production takes time, so the finished figure is not normally available immediately after scanning.
Check the exhibition maintenance notices before visiting, especially if you are interested in moving displays. As of November 2026, the space shuttle and Saturn rocket launch demonstrations are temporarily suspended for maintenance. Other miniature displays remain available, but individual exhibition conditions may change.
Location
Getting there
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🚆 Yurikamome Line → Depart from Shimbashi Station → Get off at Ariake-tennis-no-mori Station → Walk approximately 3 minutes → Arrive at SMALL WORLDS.
🚆 Yurikamome Line → Depart from Shiodome Station → Get off at Ariake-tennis-no-mori Station → Walk approximately 3 minutes → Arrive at SMALL WORLDS.
🚆 Yurikamome Line → Depart from Toyosu Station → Get off at Ariake-tennis-no-mori Station → Walk approximately 3 minutes → Arrive at SMALL WORLDS.
🚆 Rinkai Line → Depart from Shin-kiba Station → Get off at Kokusai-tenjijo Station → Walk approximately 9 minutes → Arrive at SMALL WORLDS.
🚆 Rinkai Line → Depart from Osaki Station → Get off at Kokusai-tenjijo Station → Walk approximately 9 minutes → Arrive at SMALL WORLDS.
🚆 JR Saikyo Line / Rinkai Line through-service → Depart from Shibuya Station on a train bound for Shin-kiba → Get off at Kokusai-tenjijo Station → Walk approximately 9 minutes → Arrive at SMALL WORLDS.
Map area
The map loads when you scroll here- Ariake Butsuryu Center, 1-3-33 Ariake, Koto City, Tokyo 135-0063, Japan
- 09:00 ~ 19:00
- Admission 성인(18세 이상) 3,200엔 // 청소년(12~17세) 2,100엔 // 어린이(4~11세) 1,700엔 // 3세 이하 무료 // 장애인 할인권 성인 2,500엔·청소년 1,700엔·어린이 1,400엔 // 3D 피규어 제작 및 워크숍 별도 요금
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