Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo - The Making of Harry Potter Ticket + Tokyo Subway 24-Hour Ticket

The Making of Harry Potter,
Tokyo Harry Potter Studio

Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo invites fans to explore iconic sets like the Great Hall, Diagon Alley, and the Hogwarts Express on Platform 9 ¾. Fans can discover hidden secrets of the Wizarding World while enjoying a variety of fun activities, including riding a broomstick, becoming a Hogwarts portrait, and joining the crowd at a Quidditch match. To complete the magical experience, visitors can enjoy a refreshing Butterbeer from the world's largest Butterbeer bar or indulge in a Professor Umbridge-inspired afternoon tea.

Usage tips

1. Recommended viewing time
As it boasts the world's largest scale, it typically takes about four hours to view. Since exit times are the same regardless of entry time, those who want to take their time exploring the museum are encouraged to reserve a time slot as early as possible to maximize their leisurely viewing experience!
2. Luggage storage
For your convenience, free luggage storage is available indoors. We recommend bringing minimal luggage if possible! If the storage area is crowded, you can use the paid coin lockers outside to speed up your tour.
3. Pre-entry
The tour will begin at your reserved time, but you can visit the indoor souvenir shop one hour beforehand before entering the tour exhibition hall. Luggage storage and browsing the souvenir shop can take longer than expected, so arriving a little early will allow you to make the most of your tour time!

Introducing Harry Potter's iconic sets

Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo - The Making of Harry Potter features several iconic themed sets. Let's take a look at them together.

1. The Beginning of the Magical World, Platform 9 and 3/4

Purchase your costume before your tour and you'll shine! Board the Hogwarts Express at Platform 9 and 3/4 at King's Cross Station, the starting point for all things Wizarding World. Fans will enjoy the interior, which recreates scenes from each episode, as well as the exterior.

Also, if you try to push a cart into the wall with all your might to get to platform 9 and 3/4, you can get the photo of your life, so this is a highly recommended photo spot!

2. Forbidden Forest

We invite you to the Forbidden Forest, a student-exempt zone inhabited by magical creatures! Break the rules and join us on an adventure deep into the forest.

The Forbidden Forest is even more fun with a magic wand. Say "Expecto Patronum!" at the screen, spit out the Dementor-repelling spell, and spin your wand to watch your Patronus vanquish the Dementor.

3. Great Hall

From house sorting to the Yule Ball, the Great Hall is the epicenter of Hogwarts student life, where you can meet props and professors representing each house.

4. Diagon Alley

Diagon Alley, a bustling shopping street, is a must-visit for wizards before heading back to Hogwarts! Explore the meticulously recreated streets and discover hidden details.

Don't miss out on Harry Potter's iconic food!

From the famous "Butterbeer" and Professor Umbridge's Afternoon Tea to a variety of Hogwarts-themed dishes, you can savor the delights of the food hall. Beyond the food, the food hall is also magnificently decorated, so we recommend visiting to satisfy your hunger!

Am I in Harry Potter? Interactive Experience

Use the exclusive QR code on the Harry Potter Studio Tokyo set to participate in the Quidditch match and moving staircase portrait experiences, and instantly download your photos. Become a Harry Potter character and capture special memories with these photos!

* Please refer to the official website for more diverse experiences.

The world's largest Harry Potter merchandise shop

The world's largest Harry Potter merchandise shop offers a wide selection of items, enough to spend an hour browsing. Located in multiple locations, the merchandise shop features a diverse collection of Wizarding World merchandise, including studio-exclusive items. Browse Tokyo-exclusive mugs and t-shirts, or create your own unique item, like a notebook and wand engraved with your name!

Be sure to check out how to use the Tokyo Metro!

You can exchange and board at any Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway station, making it a must-have for your Tokyo trip, not just an option! See available routes.

*Each Japanese train line is operated by a different railway company. Other lines, such as the JR Line and Rinkai Line, cannot be used. Please be sure to confirm the route you will be using before purchasing.