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Harry Potter Studio Tokyo | Step inside the magic of filmmaking
Real sets, real props, real wizarding wonder! With Harry Potter Studio Tokyo tickets, you’ll walk through the Great Hall, board the Hogwarts Express, stroll down Diagon Alley, and uncover the artistry that brought the wizarding world to life. From spellbinding special effects to incredible creature designs, it’s a behind-the-scenes journey into how movie magic became reality.

Why go to Harry Potter Studios in Tokyo?

Dumbledore's office set at Warner Bros Studio Tour London, featuring portraits and magical artifacts.
Library set from Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo - The Making of Harry Potter.
Characters casting spells in a dramatic scene from "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" play.
Guide presenting Dumbledore's office at Harry Potter Warner Bros Studio Tour.
Person in wizard robe looking into the Mirror of Erised at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo.
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It’s the world’s largest indoor Harry Potter attraction

This studio tour spans roughly 30,000 m², making it the biggest indoor Harry Potter attraction in the world. Its sheer size allows visitors to explore dozens of authentic sets, props and themed environments without feeling rushed, offering hours of immersive discovery.

Step into the real sets, props and costumes used in the movies

Visitors walk directly into the original film sets and see costumes and props up close — from castle corridors and Diagon Alley to the Hogwarts Express and the Forbidden Forest. It creates the rare thrill of experiencing the Wizarding World exactly as seen on screen.

A more immersive, detailed and authentic experience

Unlike a ride-driven theme park, Tokyo’s Harry Potter Studio focuses on cinematic authenticity. You explore real sets, learn about filmmaking techniques, and see creature effects and movie-used costumes, making it ideal for fans who love both the story and the craftsmanship behind it.

Unique interactive experiences, not just visual attractions

The tour blends display and participation: pose for green-screen flying scenes, take moving portrait videos, sit on a broomstick for action shots, and join Quidditch-style filming. These hands-on elements let every visitor feel like part of the Wizarding World rather than just a spectator.

Tokyo offers Tokyo-exclusive sets and experiences

The Tokyo studio tour includes scenes and installations that don’t appear at other Harry Potter attractions around the world, making it a must-visit even for fans who’ve been to the UK Studio Tour. Exclusive sets add originality while preserving the magic of the global film universe.

Ticket availability & booking

  • The Studio Tour is one of Tokyo’s most popular attractions, with limited capacity per time slot. Pre-booking online is highly recommended. Tickets often sell out early, especially morning slots, weekends, holidays, and school breaks.
  • Tickets must be booked with a date and time slot selected. Entry is only allowed at the allocated time.
  • Tickets purchased from unauthorised resellers (e.g., auction sites) are not valid for entry, make sure to use the official website or authorised distributors.

What your ticket includes

  • A standard ticket grants you full access to the entire Studio Tour sets: film-used sets, costumes, props, creature effects, special effects demonstrations, and interactive exhibits like broomstick-flying, green-screen portraits, and more.
  • You are free to explore the entire exhibition at your own pace (typically 3–4 hours, though you can take more time if you wish).

Adventure add-ons & upgrade / Ticket variants

  • Tickets to Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo – The Making of Harry Potter with Free Gifts: Ideal for fans who want souvenirs and bonus perks included.
  • Tickets to Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo – The Making of Harry Potter + Tokyo Subway Access: Perfect if you want admission plus convenient city transport for the day.
  • Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Tickets in Tokyo: Great for those who want to go beyond the studio tour and enjoy the award-winning live stage production.

Ways to explore / What to expect

  • The Studio Tour is self-guided, there are no rides, but you walk through real sets, walkways, and exhibit areas
  • Most visitors spend 3–4 hours (or more) inside, depending on how thoroughly they explore and how long they linger at interactive exhibits.

Explore the sets at Harry Potter Tokyo Studio

Diagon Alley shops with Gringotts Bank and dragon at Universal Orlando's Wizarding World of Harry Potter.

Diagon Alley

Wander down the cobblestone wizarding shopping street, lined with familiar storefronts, wand boutiques, joke shops, bookstores, and the famed wizard bank, recreated in full detail so you can browse just like a Hogwarts student preparing for term.

Great Hall decorated for Christmas at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo, Harry Potter exhibit.

Hogwarts Great Hall

Walk into the monumental Great Hall, complete with long dining tables, floating-style décor and house banners. It perfectly captures the warmth and grandeur of the school’s most iconic gathering place, instantly transporting visitors into Hogwarts life.

Visitors exploring the Forbidden Forest exhibit at Harry Potter attraction in Tokyo.

The Forbidden Forest

Enter the mysterious Forbidden Forest, designed with dramatic lighting, magical-creature elements, and atmospheric sound to create a touch of danger and adventure, a favorite for fans who love the darker side of the Wizarding World.

Ministry of Magic atrium statue at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo.

Ministry of Magic Atrium (Tokyo-exclusive)

One of the highlights of the Tokyo tour, this grand Atrium set, not available in other Harry Potter studio tours, showcases towering architecture, Ministry aesthetics, and magical design details that give the Tokyo experience a unique edge.

Hogwarts Express at Harry Potter Warner Brothers Studio Tour, Tokyo.

Platform 9¾ & the Hogwarts Express

Stand on the legendary platform and get up close with the life-size Hogwarts Express. Step inside for an unforgettable photo opportunity that recreates the excitement of boarding the train to Hogwarts for the very first time.

Visitors exploring the Great Hall at Hogwarts, Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo.

Behind-the-scenes exhibits

Discover how the films were crafted through original costumes, props, prosthetics, creature effects, and visual-effects breakdowns, offering a deep dive into filmmaking rather than just themed scenery.

Quidditch simulation at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo with visitors on broomsticks against green screen.

Interactive & fun activities

Experience green-screen broomstick flights, record your own moving portrait, try Quidditch filming simulations and more, allowing you to take home photos and videos that make it look like you’re really part of the magical universe.

How to get to Harry Potter Studios in Tokyo

Tokyo Metro train on tracks, offering 24-hour unlimited rides with Toei Subway pass.
  • Address: 1-1-7 Kasugachō, Nerima-ku, Tokyo 179-0074.
  • Nearest Station: Toshimaen Station. Studio Tour is just ~5 minutes walk from there.
  • Railway lines: reachable via Seibu Toshima Line (from Seibu Ikebukuro line) or Toei Oedo Subway Line
  • **** If coming from major Tokyo hubs like Ikebukuro or Shinjuku, take the relevant line to Toshimaen Station, then walk. Many visitors find this easier than driving.
  • Driving is possible, but parking must be reserved in advance and is limited.

Plan your visit to the Harry Potter Studios in Tokyo

People crafting potions in a Hogwarts-themed room at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo.
  • The studio generally opens from 08:30 AM. 
  • The first tours usually begin around 09:00/09:30 AM, depending on the booking slot.
  • Last-entry / final tour start times vary with season — for example, some sources list final tours starting by 5:00 PM, with the site closing around 8:00–10:00 PM on certain days. 
  • There are no regular closed days; it operates daily, but hours shift depending on the date and holidays. 
Butterbeer in glass mugs on a wooden board.
  • Dining & cafes (Food Hall, Backlot Café, Butterbeer bar, snack/cafe stalls)
  • Gift/souvenir shops (Studio Shop, Railway Shop) — for all your magical-world memorabilia needs.
  • Restrooms, stroller/wheelchair rental/loan, multipurpose toilets, breastfeeding rooms, diaper-changing facilities.
  • WiFi available, signage in English and Japanese.
Wheelchair access sign indicating barrier-free entry.
  • The attraction is designed to be accessible: wheelchair ramps, lifts/automatic doors, multi-purpose toilets, and rental wheelchairs/strollers if needed.
No smoking sign on a pink wall.
  • No smoking anywhere inside the Studio.
  • No pets or animals permitted, except verified service animals (guide dogs, hearing dogs, mobility support dogs) for disabled visitors.
  • No food or drinks allowed inside, except in designated eating areas. Outside food and drink (other than sealed bottles/water containers or baby food for infants) is prohibited.
  • No carrying or using dangerous or offensive items (weapons, sharp objects, unauthorised gear), no drones or unauthorised recording equipment, no roller-skates / scooters/skateboards / similar, only walking permitted.
  • Wear proper clothing at all times (shirt and shoes must be worn). Items with offensive or inappropriate text/images may be disallowed.
  • Keep your personal belongings with you. Studio isn’t liable for loss/theft if you leave items unattended. 

Special events at Harry Potter Studios

Hogwarts Castle model illuminated at Harry Potter Warner Bros. Studio Tour, London.
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Guide leading a group at Harry Potter Warner Bros Studio Tour London.
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Hogwarts in the Snow (8 November 2025 – 12 January 2026)

Experience the magic of winter at Hogwarts with sparkling decorations, snow-dusted sets, and seasonal surprises. The Great Hall and Diagon Alley are transformed into a festive wonderland, perfect for capturing magical moments and enjoying seasonal treats.

Christmas Afternoon Tea (from 8 November 2025, limited time)

Indulge in a themed afternoon tea inspired by the Wizarding World. Enjoy beautifully crafted desserts, festive drinks, and enchanting table settings that bring the spirit of Christmas to life inside the studio’s cozy atmosphere.

Nerima Residents’

Special tickets have been made available exclusively for Nerima residents, giving locals the chance to explore the Studio Tour. Enjoy behind-the-scenes access to iconic sets, props, and magical experiences while avoiding the peak tourist crowds.

FAQs

Do I need to book tickets in advance or can I buy them at the gate?

Yes, booking is mandatory. Tickets are time-slot-based and must be purchased online before visiting. Same-day gate purchase is not guaranteed because slots often sell out.

How long does the full studio tour take?

The visit takes about 3.5 to 4 hours, but many guests spend 5+ hours with photos, shops, and cafés.

What is the best time slot to choose for the visit?

Morning (9:00–11:00 AM) is best to avoid crowding and enjoy experiences with shorter queues. Evening slots may feel rushed since closing time is fixed.

Are refunds or changes allowed after booking tickets?

Tickets are non-refundable, and dates/times cannot be changed once the reservation is completed. Double-check dates before payment.

What do I need to show at the entrance?

Simply present your QR e-ticket (on phone or printed). The Studio may ask for the credit card or ID used for booking for verification.

Is re-entry allowed if I exit the tour midway?

No. Once you exit the tour route, re-entry is not permitted, even on the same day.

Can I bring food or drinks into the studio?

Food and drinks are not allowed during the tour, except for baby food. They must be consumed at the designated restaurant/café areas only.

Are large luggage and suitcases allowed?

Only small bags are recommended. Large luggage must be stored in paid lockers near the entrance and cannot be taken into the exhibition areas.