Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo | Reel in the magic

Set out on a magical journey at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo. Step behind the scenes of the iconic Harry Potter films with interactive exhibits and authentic sets like the Great Hall, Diagon Alley, and Platform 9¾. You can even enjoy Harry Potter and the Cursed Child in your preferred seat and add transfers for a hassle-free visit.

This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about booking your visit, the enchanting attractions that await, ticket options, and more. Whether you're a lifelong fan or new to the series, this Harry Potter Studio Tour promises an unforgettable adventure into the heart of Harry Potter's universe.

Why visit Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo?

Hallway in hogwarts
Visitors exploring Quidditch exhibit at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo, featuring broomsticks and golden snitch.
Visitors photographing the Ministry of Magic set at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo.
Visitors dining at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo, surrounded by Harry Potter-themed decor.
Visitors at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo exploring Harry Potter sets and props.
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Iconic sets and props

Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo lets fans explore iconic Harry Potter sets like the Great Hall and Diagon Alley, offering a firsthand look at the craftsmanship behind these beloved locations.

Become part of the story

Unlike a regular movie theater, Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo goes beyond passive viewing. Here, you can soar on a broomstick (virtually!), brew potions, and star in green screen experiences.

Tokyo-exclusive fun

Unique to Tokyo, this Harry Potter Studio Tour lets visitors step into a Ministry of Magic fireplace, just like staff, and pose for photos with smoke and lighting effects mimicking the magic of Floo powder.

Wizarding treats

No visit is complete without wizarding treats! Enjoy Butterbeer and other magical meals inspired by British cuisine at the tour's cafes and restaurants.

Behind-the-scenes secrets

The tour offers more than just a spectacle, with digital guides providing insights into the production process, special effects, and character development.

Your Harry Potter Studio tour options explained

Explore the wizarding world with 3 ticket options, from standard entry to exclusive private transfers, plus a magical theater experience.

Hogwarts castle model at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo

Entry tickets

  • Explore the wizarding world with standard entry, with the option to upgrade for Tokyo Subway access.
  • Best for Harry Potter enthusiasts and budget-conscious travelers.

Recommended experience:

Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo - The Making of Harry Potter

Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo with Tokyo Subway Tickets

Hallway in hogwarts at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo

Entry tickets with Tokyo Subway access

  • Includes standard entry plus 24-hour access to Tokyo Metro & Toei Subway lines
  • Best for travelers seeking convenience and easy transportation.

Recommended experience:

Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo with Tokyo Subway Tickets

Visitors photographing the Ministry of Magic set at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo.

Entry tickets with private car transfers

  • Includes standard entry plus one-way or round-trip private car transfers for a group of 6.
  • Best for Harry Potter fans seeking exclusivity and comfort

Recommended experience:

Combo: Warner Bros. Studio Tokyo Tickets + Private Transfer to Harry Potter Studios

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Tokyo Tickets

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Tickets

  • Japanese production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child with a stellar cast.
  • Best for theatergoers seeking a magical live experience.

Recommended experience:

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Tickets in Tokyo

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is not part of the Warner Bros. Studio Tour; it’s a separate experience located at a different venue.

What awaits you on your Warner Bros. Studio Tour in Tokyo?

The Great Hall

The Great Hall

Step into the Great Hall to admire its detailed set design, including the Sorting Hat, House Points Counter, and flambeaux shaped like Hogwarts house animals, inspired by Oxford's Christ Church College.

Hogwarts Express at Platform 9¾
Ministry of Magic
Diagon Alley
Goblet of Fire

Plan your visit to Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo

Timings - Harry Potter
  • Warner Bros Studio Tour Tokyo opening hours: 8:30am every day
  • First tour starts: 9am
  • Final tour starts: 3pm or 4:30pm (Monday - Friday)/ 6pm (Saturday and Sunday)
  • Studio tour closes: 7pm or 8:30pm (Monday - Friday)/ 10pm ( Saturday and Sunday)

Special hours: The Harry Potter Studio Tour in Tokyo may have extended or modified hours during holidays and special events.

Best time of the week to visit: Weekdays (Tuesday through Thursday) offer shorter wait times and a more relaxed atmosphere compared to weekends.

Best time of year to visit: For a potentially less crowded experience, consider visiting during the shoulder seasons (autumn) or shoulder months of spring (late April or May) to avoid peak summer crowds and heat.

Harry Potter Tokyo location: 1-chome-1-7 Kasugacho, Nerima City, Tokyo 179-0074, Japan

Find on maps

  • By train: The nearest station to the Studio Tour is Toshimaen, accessible via a 20-minute direct train from Ikebukuro on the Seibu Ikebukuro and Toshima lines, or via the Toei Oedo Metro line.
  • By bus: A complimentary shuttle bus service operates from Hikarigaoka Station and Waseda Station to the Studio Tour entrance every 15-20 minutes. The ride takes approximately 10 minutes.
  • By car: To travel by car, exit the Tokyo Gaikan Expressway at “Oizumi I.C.” and follow Mejiro Street to the Studio Tour. Parking spaces are limited and must be booked in advance.

Pro tip: Consider using public transportation to avoid traffic and parking hassles.

Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo - Plan Your Visit
Facilities
  • Cloakroom: Free of charge with limited space. Large items like suitcases are not allowed, and food or drinks cannot be stored.
  • Toilets: Located throughout the tour and lobby, with baby changing facilities and an accessible toilet for disabled visitors and carers.
  • Nursery: A nursery is available inside the venue. Ask a staff member for assistance.
  • Food & Drink: Available at the Frog Cafe and Food Hall in the lobby, and the Backlot Café during the tour. 
  • Shopping: Two shops, the Studio Shop and Railway Shop, with exclusive merchandise. Access is for ticket holders only.
Wheelchair - Harry Potter Tokyo
  • Assistance dogs: Fully trained assistance dogs are welcome, but assistance dogs in training can't be accommodated.
  • Wheelchairs and mobility vehicles: Manual and electric wheelchairs are welcome. However, mobility vehicles or electric scooters cannot enter. Free manual wheelchairs are available for those who need them. 
  • Seating: Seating is available throughout the Studio Tour. Assistance is available upon request from staff.
  • Digital guides: Digital guides offer extra content in Japanese, English, Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese.
  • Accessible toilet: Accessible toilets are available throughout the Studio Tour.
Butterbeer
  • Frog Cafe: Delight in cupcakes and donuts inspired by the vibrant colors of your favorite Hogwarts house. A fun, themed treat for fans of all ages!
  • Backlot Cafe: Fuel up with hot meals, snacks, and sweet delights, perfect for a break during your studio tour. Enjoy classics with a magical twist, like wizard-themed pastries.
  • Professor Umbridge's Afternoon Tea: Indulge in a one-of-a-kind afternoon tea experience, exclusive to Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo. Sip tea and nibble on delightful treats, inspired by the wizarding world, in a charming setting reminiscent of Professor Umbridge's office.
  • The Food Hall: Taste delicious British-inspired dishes before or after your Studio Tour adventure. From hearty pies to delectable fish and chips, the food here brings the flavor of the UK to Tokyo.
  • Butterbeer Bar: Sip on the original or frozen Butterbeer, a must-try at the largest Butterbeer Bar. Enjoy this iconic beverage served in a frosty mug, the perfect complement to your magical day.
No Smoking
  • Accompanied children: Children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
  • Eating & drinking: Eating and drinking are allowed only in designated areas, such as restaurants. Outside food and beverages are not allowed, with some exceptions.
  • Clothing: Avoid clothing that is offensive, unsafe, imitates staff costumes, or may harm others. Harry Potter costumes are allowed if they comply with the dress code.
  • Pets: Pets, except service animals, are not allowed on this experience.
  • Prohibited Items: Knives, scissors, sharp objects, firearms, explosives, balloons, drones, radio-controlled machines, roller shoes, skates, noisy items, tripods, and selfie sticks raised above head height are prohibited.
  • Luggage: Roller bags, carts, and large luggage should be left in the cloakroom.
  • Photography: Photos are allowed, but flash photography inside the exhibits is not permitted.
  • Smoking: Smoking is not allowed inside the Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo. It is only permitted in designated outdoor areas.
Tokyo Tower
  • Tokorozawa Aviation Museum: Dive into the fascinating world of aviation history with exhibits showcasing vintage aircraft and interactive displays. (Approx. 1.5 km from the Studio Tour)
  • Seibu Dome Baseball Stadium: Catch a live baseball game and experience the electrifying energy of Japanese professional sports. (Approx. 2 km from the Studio Tour)
  • Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden: Escape the urban jungle and find serenity amidst beautifully landscaped gardens, ponds, and a traditional greenhouse. (Approx. 8 km from the Studio Tour, accessible via Toei Oedo Line)
  • Shinjuku Station: Explore the world's busiest train station, a bustling hub with endless shopping, dining, and entertainment options. (Approx. 8 km from the Studio Tour, accessible via Toei Oedo Line)
  • Tokyo Tower: Ascend to the top of the iconic 333-meter-tall Tokyo Tower for beautiful views of the Tokyo skyline. (Approx. 13 km from the Studio Tour, accessible via various train lines)
Audio Guide
  • Book in advance: Buy tickets online, especially during peak seasons.
  • Download the app: Get the free Studio Tour app for interactive features, maps, and multi-language info.
  • Use audio guides: Rent an audio guide in multiple languages for extra details.
  • Plan for 3-4 hours: Spend enough time to enjoy all exhibits and activities.
  • Arrive early for dining: Popular dining spots like the Butterbeer Bar and Professor Umbridge's Afternoon Tea can get busy, so try to arrive early to avoid long wait times.

FAQs

Can I buy tickets at the venue?

Book your Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo tickets online in advance to secure your spot as they are not available to purchase at the attraction.

Are there discounts available for children or families?

Admission prices vary by age: children aged 3 and under can enter for free, while others pay between ¥4,050 and ¥6,650.

Can I cancel or change my tickets after booking?

All tickets are non-changeable and non-refundable. Once purchased, tickets cannot be altered or refunded.

Is the Studio Tour accessible for visitors with disabilities?

Yes, the Harry Potter Studio Tour is designed to be accessible. For every disabled visitor with a valid ticket, a free carer ticket is provided.

Are there wheelchair-accessible restrooms and pathways throughout the Studio Tour?

Yes, the Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo is fully accessible with wheelchair-accessible restrooms and pathways throughout the venue.

Are strollers and wheelchairs available for rent?

A limited number of wheelchairs are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Visitors are encouraged to bring their own mobility aids if possible.

Is there a recommended age for children to enjoy the Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo?

The Studio Tour offers a magical experience for fans of all ages!  While there's no specific age restriction, children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

In what languages are the Studio Tour exhibits presented (signage, audio guides)?

Most signage within the exhibits is in English and Japanese. However, the Studio Tour offers complimentary audio guides in multiple languages, including English, Japanese, Chinese (Mandarin), Korean, and French.

How long does the tour take?

The average visit lasts approximately 4 hours, but visitors are welcome to explore at their own pace.

Is photography allowed inside the Studio Tour?

Yes, photography for personal use is permitted in most areas. However, the use of flash and tripods is restricted.

Are there dining options available on-site?

Yes, there are themed cafés and restaurants offering a variety of food and beverages, including Butterbeer.

Is there a gift shop at the Studio Tour?

Yes, the Studio Tour Shop offers a wide range of Harry Potter merchandise, including wands, robes, and exclusive collectibles.

Can I bring my own food and drinks?

Outside food and beverages are not permitted, except for dietary requirements.

Is there parking available?

Yes, parking is available for visitors. Parking vouchers must be obtained in advance.

Is there a cloakroom or storage facility?

Yes, cloakroom facilities are available for visitors to store bags and coats during their visit.

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