KidZania Tokyo
KidZania Tokyo is an indoor role-play city at LaLaport Toyosu for ages 3–15. It operates in two shifts, so book ahead and shortlist activities before arrival.
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Facts
| Age | Mainly ages 3–15 with family |
|---|---|
| Fee | Standard tickets: ages 3–15 from ¥5,000 (Part 1) or ¥3,800 (Part 2); adults from ¥2,600 or ¥2,300. Prices vary by date and plan |
| Duration | Six hours in Part 1 or five hours in Part 2; check in before the shift starts |
| Language | Service is mainly in Japanese; confirm English or multilingual support |
| Hours | Part 1 runs 9:00–15:00 and Part 2 16:00–21:00; check-in starts before each shift |
| Access | About 8 minutes on foot from Toyosu Station, Exit 2 |
| Booking | Advance booking or ticket check recommended |
ExperienceHighlights
Try being a firefighter
Step into uniform; check participation rules and availability.
Work in the city
Choose a role that sparks curiosity and practise independence.
Discover food careers
Explore making food; check age and allergy information first.
Reviews
Highlights
Watching my child work so hard, I could see their growth and enjoy it as a parent.
At the care support centre, my child particularly enjoyed helping the elderly lady.
Drawbacks
Only when booking did we discover the session was in English; we had to skip it and lost time.
I kept checking the app and arranging our schedule; by the end, I was exhausted.
Frequently asked questions
What ages is KidZania Tokyo for?
Work and service activities are for ages 3–15. Children aged 2 and under enter free but cannot join activities, and cannot enter with adults alone.
Do I need to book KidZania Tokyo?
A visit booking is required and sales end when a session fills. Standard days use two shifts, 9:00–15:00 and 16:00–21:00, with prices varying by date and plan.
Can families eat and nurse inside?
There are food outlets, tables, nursing rooms and changing facilities. Outside food is generally restricted, with exceptions including drinks, baby food and allergy-safe food.
Can non-Japanese speakers join, and is Wednesday entirely English?
Parents cannot enter booths to translate. Around half the activities run in English on Wednesdays, not all. Prioritise roles in a language your child can follow.
What facilities are there for families?
- Rainy days：Indoor venue inside LaLaport Toyosu, making it relatively weather-proof
- Toilets and nursing：Toilets, accessible toilets, nursing rooms and changing tables available
- Food：Four food outlets and tables; outside food is generally restricted with limited exceptions
- Strollers：Stroller parking is available and recommended because some passages are narrow
Official information and access
Recheck current hours, prices and booking conditions on the official site before travelling.