Things to do in St. Mary's Cathedral

This is a must-visit place for all Chiikawa fans! Remember, the entrance is on B1; the ground floor is only for exits, so don't go to the wrong one. There are many photo opportunities inside the park, and the staff will proactively offer to take pictures for you, which is very thoughtful. The only minor drawback is that during the introductory video, the staff only speak Japanese.

I visited on a Sunday. It was moderately to very crowded. Personally, my favorite part was the jellyfish exhibit. It was interesting to see them from angles I'd never seen before, like from the front and from below in the tunnel-shaped tank. I also saw many cute penguins swimming in the tank that allows you to view them from underneath! (☆∀☆)

great place for a half day getaway for the kids. tickets booked on the spot. hassle free entrance by staff thereafter with the QR code from the klook app.

Great experience! Highly recommend for a group or solo. Staff was very friendly and helpful. It is next to Tokyo Shoes. Take the elevator to the 10th floor.

Clean and nice micropig cafe. not crowded and many pigs available to cuddle. pigs were very friendly

Insanely cute! It's a great place to shop! However, the exhibits throughout the park can be explored quite quickly; there aren't many items, mostly just scenic displays set up to match the themes. The exhibition area probably takes a little over an hour to visit, and the shopping area could also take an hour... The entire visit, from entry to exit, is about 2.5 hours.

Tokyo's first chiikawai theme park has opened, and as a loyal fan, I absolutely have to go, no matter how far away it is.

If you have time in your itinerary, you can stroll around the Chiikawa Land. The staff there are incredibly enthusiastic and helpful, and some merchandise can only be purchased there. However, there aren't many special edition plush toys available.