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

ワーナー ブラザース スタジオツアー東京‐メイキング・オブ・ハリー・ポッター

Facility showcasing sets from the Harry Potter films including Platform 9 3/4 and the Great Hall, with authentic costumes and props on display.

The Hogwarts Model
The Hogwarts Model © Karen Roe, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Opening hours
Mon–Sun08:30–22:00
Holidays08:30–22:00
Links
Official websiteEnglish · Japanese
Access
Kasugacho, Nerima-Ku, Tokyo 〒 179-0074Toshimaen Station 豊島園 (Seibu Toshima Line, Toei Ōedo Line)Walk 3 minutes
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Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo – The Making of Harry Potter is an enchanting attraction that grants fans the extraordinary opportunity to step behind-the-scenes of the mesmerizing films and unveil the hidden secrets of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Opening its doors on June 16th, 2023, within the former Toshimaen site, this attraction stands as the largest indoor Harry Potter experience worldwide and marks the debut of a Warner Bros. Studio Tour in Asia.

Within this captivating realm, visitors can delve into the very heart of iconic sets from the Harry Potter films, including the renowned Platform 9 ¾, the majestic Great Hall of Hogwarts, and the enigmatic Forbidden Forest, among others. The attraction showcases an array of authentic costumes that graced the film set, from the distinguished Hogwarts Uniforms to the elegant gowns and dress robes of the Yule Ball. Even the attire of beloved characters such as Albus Dumbledore is on display. Alongside these treasures, iconic props like the Goblet of Fire and magic wands are presented.

As you explore, you'll encounter familiar magical creatures, like the endearing house-elf Dobby, the majestic Hippogriff Buckbeak, and the formidable Acromantula Aragog, all carefully crafted models. Beyond visual delights, visitors can actively engage with the wizarding world by soaring on brooms or immersing themselves in magical ambiance, like the inviting Frog Cafe, where Hogwarts' sweet specialties await. Magic-themed shops offer an array of supplies, components, and wizarding attire for those eager to bring a touch of the enchantment home. This extraordinary attraction isn't just a visit, it's a voyage into the very essence of the Wizarding World.

Tickets for the Studio Tour must be purchased in advance through the Studio's official website or from authorized distributors, as they are not available for purchase at the attraction itself.

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