Things to do in Tokyo One Piece Tower

Great experience. Shintaro was very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable about the history of the area and Japanese history in general which I really enjoyed learning about. Food is amazing. I like that Shintaro took us to the cheaper (but still good quality) spots so we had enough cash to try lots of things, because I explored a bit more after the tour and bought some more food but for more expensive price. Even though it was raining the whole time it was enjoyable. 10/10 I would definitely recommend, especially if you like seafood

Very nice staff and fluent in english! As we got such a great deal here on klook, we decided to pay more to upgrade the wood type and add engraving! There were a lot of wotk benches, so the activity work for people alone and big groups! There arr also loads of camera holder in case you want to film your progress!

Very easy to book through klook! Teamlab borderless has a lot of ateas to explore for both children and adults! Even though there was A LOT of people, it still didn’t feel too over crowded. Definitely recommend the fish room and the cafe! Some rooms where quite popular, so if you want something less crowded go later in the evening.

Easy booking, convenient, and you'll receive a QR code for direct entry.

Incredible museum and a breathtaking experience! Highly recommended museum 🙂‍↕️

It's incredible, I really liked it! 👌🏻

I got this for my boyfriend & I for Valentine's Day. Overall, it was a pretty good experience. You'll spend about three hours there, so make sure to explore different areas, as some are harder to find. We enjoyed taking many photos and videos, and it was great to experience it together. It's better to go on weekdays. Just use the QR voucher, pretty straightforward. Good they have lockers for free, to store any shopping bags and coats— better go hands free here!

I absolutely love it here! This is my second time visiting, and just like last time, I specifically requested Mariru. She provided me with even more emotional support this visit. It's a shame I won't be able to see her again before I leave Tokyo.