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Japan, 〒160-0004 Tokyo, Shinjuku City, Yotsuya, 4 Chome−20 四谷ひろば内
What a heaven for kids. We spent nearly 4 hours there (my kid didn't want to leave). All the toys are wooden and of high quality. We went on a Saturday so there were a lot of kids, but I'm so impressed at how well mannered Japanese kids are and we all had a lot of fun. There are also toy making classes (all in Japanese) but you'll follow through just fine. In fact it's so much fun and it felt like an immersion. I'd also want to thank all the older local staff, they're extremely friendly and helpful. This museum is fun for both the young and the young at heart. Highly recommend!
I brought my baby to the Tokyo Toy Museum, and it was a fantastic experience! This place is a hidden gem for families, filled with interactive exhibits, hands-on play areas, and a wonderful selection of traditional and modern toys. My little one had so much fun exploring the different play zones, and it was great to see how the museum encourages creativity and learning through play. The staff and volunteers were absolutely lovely, always ready to assist and making sure everyone felt welcome. Their passion for toys and play really shines through, making the experience even more enjoyable. I highly recommend this museum to parents with kids—it’s a great place to spend a few hours, and both children and adults will love it. If you’re in Tokyo and looking for a fun, educational, and heartwarming experience, this is a must-visit!
This was an interactive event for children. Lots of different hands and games for the children to try. I also loved seeing all the old-fashioned toys that my father used to collect. Mostly the toys were wooden. Toys from all over the world! On the first floor, there were unicyclist preparing for a competition. It was so good! Keep in mind though no pictures or videos allowed!
We had an amazing time at this place. Can’t believe we spent a good 4hrs here. It was indeed good family bonding time as we spent time playing various games and wooden toys. Better to buy the tickets online as you will save ¥200 each person. Just save the QR code after the transaction and scan at the entrance. About 5 mins walk from the station. Highly recommended if you are traveling to Tokyo with kids.









