Unko Museum Nagoya

Unko Museum Nagoya is an indoor attraction built around poop, shown as bright and cute rather than dirty. It is on the third floor of LaLaport Nagoya Minato AQULS, a shopping centre in Minato Ward, Nagoya. Unko is the childish Japanese word for poop, and the museum calls its style unko kawaii, which it translates as disgustingly cute.

It opened in May 2025 as the second permanent Unko Museum after Tokyo, and the first outside the capital. The theme of this branch is Happy Gold Lucky, mixing the poop world with gold and other motifs of good fortune in a style the museum ties to Nagoya.

A visit starts at MY POOP MAKER, where each visitor sits on a colourful toilet and produces a companion poop to take round the museum. Beyond it runs 1,000 Poops, a path lit by glowing poops that is found only at this branch.

The centrepiece is the Poop Volcano, a giant volcano said to store the poop energy of the world. A countdown starts at intervals, and at zero the volcano erupts in a burst of poop across the room.

Most of the other rooms are games. Visitors throw poop at a wall, shout the word as loudly as they can, catch falling poop between their hands, dance with the Poop Dancers, draw on a giant toilet and cheer on racing poop animals. GO! GO! Poop Cart, added in 2026, is the first ride at any Unko Museum: two people share a cart, one steering and one pressing a jump button, and drive through a poop-strewn Nagoya to the top of the volcano, collecting golden poop on the way.

The shop sells goods made only for the Unko Museum, and it can be entered without an admission ticket.