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Unko Museum Tokyo

うんこミュージアム

Poop-themed attraction in DiverCity Tokyo Plaza in Odaiba, with photo rooms, games, a shouting booth and a shop of museum-only goods.

Unko Museum Promotion Poster
Unko Museum Promotion Poster © T museum Inc.
Opening hours
All year
Mon–Fri 11:00–20:00
Sat–Sun 10:00–21:00
Holidays 10:00–21:00

Last entry one hour before closing. Some dates have special hours (2026/12/31: 10:00 to 19:00): check the official calendar.

Admission
Weekdays
Adult ¥2,000
High School ¥1,500
Child (3+) ¥1,100
Toddler (0-2) Free
Weekends and holidays
Adult ¥2,200
High School ¥1,500
Child (3+) ¥1,100
Toddler (0-2) Free
Links
Official website English · Japanese
Access
DiverCity Tokyo Plaza 2F, 1-1-10, Aomi, Koto City, Tokyo
〒 135-0064
How to get there
Nearest stationTokyo Teleport Station
東京テレポート
Rinkai Line3 min walk from the station
Nearest bus stopフジテレビ南口3 min walk from the bus stop
Tickets & deals

Gate price from¥2,000Price checked 2026/11/01

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Unko Museum Tokyo is a poop-themed attraction on the second floor of DiverCity Tokyo Plaza in Odaiba. Unko is Japanese for poop, and the museum treats it as something cute: its rooms are photo spots and games built around colourful poop figures. The Unko Museum began in 2019 as a temporary exhibition in Yokohama and now has permanent venues in Tokyo, Yokohama, Nagoya and Okinawa. The IT company Kayac plans and produces it with Tanoshii Museum.

UNKO VOLCANO © T museum Inc.
The 'Unko Shout' exhibit © T museum Inc.
MY UNKO MAKER at the Unko Museum © T museum Inc.

The rooms

  • My Poop Maker: each visitor makes a poop companion that goes round the museum with them.

  • Poop Volcano: poop erupts in front of the Unko Falls.

  • Poop-lingual Neon Gate: the word for poop in many languages, in neon.

  • Flying Poop: poops large and small fly through the room.

  • Dancing Poop Room: a dance with the Poop Dancers.

  • Poop Throwing and the Crappy Game Corner: throwing and arcade games.

  • Let's Draw Your Poop!: toilets serve as canvases.

  • Poop Animal Derby: a race in which visitors cheer for a favourite.

  • U.G.A (Unko Graffiti Art): poop street art.

  • Limitless Poop: a room in which visitors and poops seem to multiply.

  • The Princess of Poop and Lovers' Poop Room: photo sets for dressing up as the princess of the poop world and for couples.

  • Poop Mart: a photo spot made up as a shop.

  • Shout "Unko": a booth for shouting the word as loudly as possible.

  • Hop! Step! Jumpoo! and Bare-handed Poop Block: jumping on colourful poops and catching falling ones.

  • Galaxy of Poop: a space-themed room.

The shop sells poop goods available only at the Unko Museum. Seasonal events change part of the content through the year.

Getting There

Map: Getting to Unko Museum Tokyo. Legend: Rinkai Line; Sotetsu Direct Connection Line; Shonan-Shinjuku Line; Yurikamome; Yamanote Line; Shinkansen. Labelled stations: Osaki, Tokyo, Yokohama, Shinjuku, Shibuya, Shinagawa, Shin-Yokohama, Tokyo Teleport, Aomi, Daiba, Odaiba-Kaihinkoen, Tokyo International Cruise Terminal and 1 more.

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