Things to do in Yayoi Museum

It was absolutely fantastic. I loved everything about this workshop !! I had a lot of fun, the staff is adorable and it was so nostalgic !! I can't describe the feeling of sitting there with a bunch of people playing on our freshly customed gameboys, like we were all 10 years old again. Thank you guys a lot for allowing tourists to relive a part of our childhood through your workshop !! 🥰

It was very interesting to learn about the history of the Game Boy, and the explanation of the modifications was also very helpful, making it a great experience.

Do you know what a Gameboy device is? If you do, this is the ultimate modification class you can get into! No spoiler, but you can really change up your device. The two hosts are super helpful in your learning process. They are so knowledgeable and this goes a long way in getting your full experience. I would do this again!

We traveled all over Tokyo in one day, arriving at each entertainment area on time, making both adults and children happy. Mr. Ohara was very attentive and punctual, and after discussion, unsuitable areas were excluded. It was a pleasant trip with wonderful memories.

Everyone at Samurai and Ninja spoke perfect English. We meet someone who grew up in California, but now lives in Japan. He was very helpful and had a great personality. We wish him the best of luck in his new chapter. It's was great to have met a fellow Cali. We loved the experience and learned a lot about the history of Samurais and Ninjas. The best part was throwing the Ninja Stars. One of our friends won the competition. Great fun for kids and adults.

From the moment we walked in, the towering dinosaur skeletons grabbed everyone’s attention immediately. Our younger one was wide-eyed with wonder, while our teenager — who we honestly thought might not be that interested — ended up being the most engaged of all of us. The diversity of animal species on display completely blew him away, from the tiniest insects preserved in perfect detail to massive whale skeletons hanging overhead. What impressed him most was how detailed and contextual every single display is. Nothing feels rushed or generic — every specimen is presented with real depth and care.For our 9-year-old, the hands-on science sections and space exploration exhibits were the highlight. Seeing actual space capsules up close sparked a conversation about astronauts that lasted the entire train ride home.

We loved this! We nearly didn’t do it after some negative reviews and so little time to do everything we wanted. We are SO glad we did. We learned so much about the history of both Samurai and Ninja, the costumes were awesome, the ninja star throwing was fun and our English speaking guide Akira was excellent. He was so informative, humorous and made th experience so enjoyable. Jighly recommend.

Family of 5 loved this experience! The staff was super and the kids loved every bit of this! The food was also very good!