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Unko Museum Okinawa

うんこミュージアム

An interactive museum in Okinawa treating unko (poop) as a playful aesthetic, with hands-on exhibits to touch and photograph and kawaii goods sold only there.

Unko Museum Okinawa
Unko Museum Okinawa © T museum Inc.
Opening hours
Mon–Sun 10:00–21:00
Holidays 10:00–21:00

Last entry 20:00. Same-day tickets are sold until 19:45.

Admission
Lowest-price days
Adult (18+) ¥2,000
High School ¥1,500
Child (3+) ¥1,100
Toddler (0-2) Free
Mid-price days
Adult (18+) ¥2,200
High School ¥1,500
Child (3+) ¥1,100
Toddler (0-2) Free
Highest-price days
Adult (18+) ¥2,400
High School ¥1,600
Child (3+) ¥1,200
Toddler (0-2) Free
Links
Official website English · Japanese
Access
AEON Mall Okinawa Rycom 5F, 1, Raikamu, Kitanakagusuku Village, Nakagami District, Okinawa
〒 901-2306
How to get there
Nearest stationTedako-Uranishi Station
てだこ浦西
Okinawa Urban Monorail Line159 min walk from the station
Nearest bus stopイオンモール沖縄ライカム2 min walk from the bus stop
Tickets & deals

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

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Unko Museum OKINAWA is one of the four permanent venues of Japan's Unko Museum series. The facility is themed around the concept of a "poop paradise", inspired by the blue sea and sky of Okinawa. It offers visitors an indoor interactive space where they can observe, touch, photograph, and play with various poop-themed exhibits.

The Japanese word unko (うんこ) is a casual and childlike term meaning "poop". It is often used in a humorous or lighthearted way.

Main Exhibits and Attractions

  • MY UNKO MAKER - Visitors can create their own personalised poop character to accompany them through the museum.

  • Poop Volcano - Poop erupts in front of a poop waterfall.

  • Poop Bird - A character that greets visitors with playful sounds.

  • Neon Poop Signs - A neon art installation that displays the word "unko" in multiple languages.

  • Flying Poop - A room filled with poops of various sizes floating in the air.

  • Poop Throwing - A game in which participants throw poop-shaped objects.

  • Crappy Game Corner - A small arcade area featuring poop-themed games.

  • Happy Poop Bird - A poop bird that talks and sings.

  • Draw Your Poop! - Toilets Become Canvases.

  • U.G.A (Unko Graffiti Art) - Poop-themed street art.

  • Limitless Poop - An immersive space in which visitors and poop appear to multiply.

  • Extradimensional Poop Zone - A never-ending poop space that continues forever.

  • The Princess of Poop - A themed room where visitors can take photos as the queen of the poop kingdom.

  • Lovers' Poop Room - A display encouraging visitors to interact playfully with poop-themed decorations.

  • Unko Shout - A booth where visitors can shout the word "unko" as loudly as they can.

  • Hop! Step! Jumpoo! - An interactive area where participants step on colourful poop tiles.

  • Bare-Handed Poop Block - A reflex game where players catch falling poop objects.

  • Sticky Poop Wall - A magnetic wall where visitors can arrange words and shapes.

  • Poop Mirror - A mirror installation with projected floating poop images.

  • Galaxy of Poop - A space-themed room that visualises a "poop universe".

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

The Unko Museum offers a range of original "unko kawaii" (cute poop-themed) products that are available exclusively at museum locations. Visitors can find a variety of Unko goods to suit their personal taste, from accessories and stationery to decorative items inspired by the museum's exhibits. The items reflect the museum's playful and colourful design concept and cannot be purchased elsewhere.

Getting There

Map: Getting to Unko Museum Okinawa. Legend: Okinawa Urban Monorail Line; Bus from Gibo. Labelled stations: Tedako-Uranishi, Gibo, Naha Airport.

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