1. Home
  2. Kanto
  3. Tokyo Prefecture
  4. Tokyo City
  5. Places
  6. THE TOKYO MATRIX
Interactive Experience · Tokyo · Kanto

THE TOKYO MATRIX

THE TOKYO MATRIX

The Tokyo Matrix features anime and video game-inspired dungeons where teams navigate challenges, solve puzzles, and combat monsters.

THE TOKYO MATRIX Key Visual
THE TOKYO MATRIX Key Visual © Sony Music Entertainment (Japan) Inc. © Sony Music Solutions Inc.
Opening hours
Mon–Sun10:00–22:00
Holidays10:00–22:00
Links
Official websiteEnglish · Japanese
Access
Kabukicho, Shinjuku-Ku, Tokyo 〒 160-0021Shinjuku Station 新宿 (Chūō Line (Rapid), Chūō Main Line, Chūō-Sōbu Line, Keiō Line, Keiō New Line, Marunouchi Line, Odakyū Odawara Line, Saikyō Line, Shōnan-Shinjuku Line, Sotetsu Direct Connection Line, Toei Shinjuku Line, Toei Ōedo Line, Yamanote Line)Walk 6 minutes

The 4th floor of the Kabukicho Tower hosts an unparalleled interactive experience, inviting visitors to assemble a party of two or three individuals to collaborate in vanquishing monsters, uncovering items, and navigating traps in an adventure that could only unfold within the realm of anime or video games. This dungeon presents an exceptionally challenging mode that obstructs players from progressing to the deeper levels. Overcoming the dungeon demands a blend of physical prowess, strategic thinking, luck, teamwork, and an unwavering spirit of perseverance.

The current available dungeon experience is titled "Sword Art Online - Anomaly Quest". To ensure a seamless encounter, it is highly recommended to secure an online reservation in advance. This reservation system not only facilitates ticket purchase but also allows for the acquisition of digital items within the facility. Any transactions conducted via the online portal need to be settled using an in-facility currency. This currency can be conveniently topped up directly through the portal, the link to which is also accessible on the website. These digital items, available for purchase via the portal, serve to augment performance within the dungeon, although their use is not obligatory.

Participants can venture into the dungeon multiple times, with each subsequent entry resuming from the point of the last accomplishment.

At Hey Japan!, we strive to keep the places listed on our website as current as possible. However, location owners or management may alter opening times or modify admission requirements without prior notice. Check official websites before visiting.

Advertisement
Nearby

Places nearby

Nightlife

Kabukichō

A lively district in Shinjuku known for its vibrant nightlife, abundance of bars, clubs, and entertainment venues, including the Robot Restaurant and Golden Gai.

Tokyo · Tokyo
Event Venue

Tokyu Kabukicho Tower

Tokyu Kabukichō Tower is a 48-story, 225-meter skyscraper unveiled in 2023 featuring cinemas, hotels, art exhibitions, and entertainment venues.

Tokyo · Tokyo
Performing Art

Ninja+Kabuki Tokyo

This nonverbal stage experience blends traditional kabuki and taiko drumming to tell a mythological tale of rival ninja, opening in August 2024.

Tokyo · Tokyo
Keep exploring

You might also like

Festival

Ikebukuro Halloween Cosplay Festival

A large Halloween cosplay festival centered on Ikebukuro's East Exit features stage performances, parades, and gathering spaces for participants of all ages.

24–26 Oct 2026Tokyo
Expo & Convention

Yupiteru presents Odaiba Itasha Heaven

Japan's largest itasha and cosplay festival returns with around 1,000 character-wrapped vehicles, live entertainment stages, and collaborative displays of car culture.

18 Oct 2026Tokyo
Expo & Convention

Jump Festa

Japan's largest manga and anime fan convention brings together 100,000 enthusiasts for new series debuts, artist appearances, and exclusive merchandise over two December days.

20–21 Dec 2026Chiba
Museum

Toei Animation Museum

The Toei Animation Museum celebrates the prolific Japanese studio behind Dragon Ball, Sailor Moon, One Piece, and other iconic anime series.

Tokyo
Museum

SUGINAMI Animation Museum

Japan's pioneering animation museum with immersive exhibits where visitors learn animation fundamentals, participate in dubbing, create animations, and explore industry insights.

Tokyo
Museum

Ghibli Museum, Mitaka

Museum showcasing Studio Ghibli's animation history through permanent exhibitions of techniques and artifacts, designed by Hayao Miyazaki.

Tokyo
Advertisement