1. Art Aquarium Museum (Tokyo) - A collection of artworks and crafts that are hinged on Japan’s history, traditions, and trends are enshrined in The Art Aquarium Museum exhibit. Seated in Tokyo, the light-laden space is reminiscent of shrines, temples, and symbols that are representative of the country’s culture. It holds spots for hanging lanterns, mask displays, motif-based art pieces, aquariums, a “flowerium,” “origamirium,” forest-inspired installations, bamboo pillars, a photo booth, and corridors with Japanese craftwork.Art Aquarium Museum
2. Ghibli Park (Nagakute) - Come and discover Studio Ghibli’s creations through its newest theme park in Nagakute, Aichi, Japan. Priding itself on being an animation bigwig in the industry, Ghibli unlocks another universe that fans and tourists alike can enjoy. Explore Ghibli Park—a commemorative attraction based on the studio’s biggest and most famous animated fantasy movies in the market like “My Neighbor Totoro,” “Princess Mononoke,” “Spirited Away,” and a whole lot more.Ghibli Park
3. Gundam Park (Fukuoka) - A gigantic statue, game arcades, immersive activities, merch shops, and more—these are just the tip of the iceberg found at the Gundam-inspired amusement spot in Fukuoka. An attraction specifically designed for Gundam patrons, Gundam Park is a dream complex that caters to every Gundam enthusiast’s fantasy. Featuring exclusive items, exhibitions, and groundbreaking gaming facilities, the themed fort is divided in three departments: Gundam Side-F, Namco, and VS Park With G.Gundam Park
4. Hana Biyori (Tokyo) - Yomiuri Land’s brand new botanical garden and greenhouse park Hana Biyori is a lush greenery and flower panorama that is every plantita’s fancy. A breather from the bustling Japanese capital, this cutting-edge floral escapade houses a spacious hall of rich flora and rare foliage; a designer garden; and a dreamy Starbucks café that is surrounded by plant species. The pagoda, sacred pond, fish tanks, flower arrangement workshops, and animal feeding encounters are features that are well worth the try, too.Hana Biyori
5. Kadokawa Culture Museum (Tokorozawa) - While the granite exterior of the gargantuan Kadokawa Culture Museum in Tokorozawa, Japan is a welcome treat to the tourists, wait until you see its panoramic shelf. A breathtaking sight to behold, the bookshelf theater boasts an enormous, eight-meter-tall mega bookcase fixtures from ceiling-to-floor. The attraction also houses a garden, multiple galleries, manga and art museums, a light novel library, souvenir shop, café, canteen, and a Da Vinci satellite store.Kadokawa Culture Museum
6. Shibuya Sky (Tokyo) - Catch a glimpse of the Tokyo cityscape at this 360° open-air observation deck atop the Scramble Square skyscraper in the Shibuya district. Approximately 230 meters above the ground, Shibuya Sky allows you to gaze up at the sky or down the street scrambles. With its stratospheric height, the Shibuya Scramble Square is currently the highest edifice in Shibuya, making Shibuya Sky at its rooftop a maximum experience. Watch the world go by and get a slot at the sky-viewing hammocks for a homey vibe!Shibuya Sky
7. Super Nintendo World (Osaka) - Super Mario fans, rejoice! If you are fond of playing this Nintendo platform game series, go ahead and visit Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios Japan for an adventure with Mario himself! Apart from the huge replica of the retro mascot, visitors will meet costumed characters like Mario, Luigi, Toad, and Peach. A larger-than-life layout that magnifies Super Mario’s world, this massive attraction allows you to enjoy the cutting-edge rides, shops, and restaurants inside the themed immersion.Super Nintendo World
8. teamLab Planets (Tokyo) - If you are searching for a multisensorial space that will tap into your senses and soul, this immersive art museum allows you to perceive beyond the physical and the tangible. With its forward-thinking and futuristic digital displays, teamLab Planets lets you wander, walk through the water, walk barefoot, lie on your back, sit still, smell, and listen. Featuring four vast spaces with seven large-scale art showcases, the limited-time attraction transports visitors into borders beyond imagination.teamLab Planets
9. Toy Story Hotel (Tokyo) - Inspired by Disney’s “Toy Story,” Toy Story Hotel immerses guests in a world filled with the wonders of our great childhood. Vacationers can expect a full experience of the animated movie, which now materializes as an accommodation. Tucked in Tokyo Disney Resort, this gem of a hotel gives access to themed activities and facilities that are based on the film franchise. The front desk, dog park, playground, courtyard, guest counters, souvenir shops, and its range of rooms all accord with “Toy Story.”Toy Story Hotel
10. Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo: The Making of Harry Potter (Tokyo) - From replica sets and a range of exhibitions to personal effects carried or worn by the characters of the film franchise, The Making of Harry Potter is a haven for wizarding wonders. Hovering between the world of “Harry Potter” and its spin-off series, “Fantastic Beasts,” the upcoming attraction is unveiling the first ever Warner Bros. Studio Tour in Asia. Fans will have the chance to step behind-the-scenes and catch a glimpse of the magical getaway starting June 16, 2023 on the former Toshimaen site in Tokyo, Japan.Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo: The Making of Harry Potter
