Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday/Friday: 11:00-20:00
Saturday-Sunday: 10:00-21:00
Last admission: 19:00
Last admission: 20:00
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Unko Museum Ticket in Tokyo
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Odaiba, Tokyo, Japan
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Eligibility
- Free for children aged 0-2
- Children aged 3-6 must be accompanied by a paying adult
- Admission tickets are required for children aged 3 and up
- Up to 2 children aged 0-2 can enter free of charge as long as they are accompanied by a paying adult (aged 18 and up)
- Junior high and high school students may be asked to show their student ID
- Participants may be asked to show their ID
Additional information
- There is no luggage storage facility at the venue
- The wearing of masks in the Unko museum is left to the discretion of the individual.
- As a reminder, our staff will continue to wear masks at the museum.
- Re-entry is not allowed after you leave the venue
- Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside the venue
- Photography is allowed, but taking videos and photos for commercial purposes, as well as the live broadcasting of the show is strictly prohibited
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Usage validity
- The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)
How to redeem
- Present your mobile voucher
- Enter the venue directly with your voucher
- Please show your voucher at UNKO MUSEUM TOKYO reception desk in DiverCity Tokyo Plaza.
Address
- Diver City Tokyo 2F, 1-1-10 Aomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0064, Japan
- Diver City Tokyo 2F, 1-1-10 Aomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0064
- Please refer to the map for assistance
How to get there
- By train: Arrive at JR Rinkai Line Tokyo Teleport Station and walk approximately 3 minutes from Exit B
Reviews
4.3 / 5
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1.1K reviews
Klook User
2025/02/04
Fantastic 5.0
It's not a museum to learn things about the history of the toilet, there are mini-games about poop, it's very colorful and very funny! Not essential but if you have the opportunity especially with children it's a good time!
Klook User
2024/10/30
Fantastic 5.0
if you visit Odaiba where the gundam is, this place is a must to go (if you love weird stuff like poops 💩 )🤙🏻🤙🏻 other than this place there’s also attractions that you can play for adults and kids (different store). we went at 13:00 Wednesday so there’s not much people.. so we had a lot of photos by ourselves… we last atleast an hour there 🤣 other people stay only half an hour thou 😆😆😆 well we paid 2000¥ atleast we should enjoy as much as we can hahaha.
FRANCINE *************
2024/02/26
Fantastic 5.0
What a fun way to spend an hour of your day! Unko museum is inside Diver City Tokyo plaza and you just have to scan the QR code with the staff by the entrance. So if you want to experience something quirky and unique, this is definitely worth a visit.
Mark **
2023/12/10
Fantastic 5.0
Unbelievable that it exists, but in Japan this still makes sense by it's most natural way. Fun and community play, as well nice themes and irony behind. One other good option to leave the too serious stuff at home. Did you know that in Hungarian 'Undi' means 'Disgusting/Disgusty'? As well the word 'Kaki' means 'Poop' which sounds very Japanese! :))) 'Pisi' too which = 'Pee'. And 'Tahi' is a place in Hungary. So think about our neighborhood and common roots and maybe extend the venue with these words too!
Z ****
2023/11/17
Fantastic 5.0
What a super fun and quirky way to fill an hour (and, especially if you have little ones, keep them entertained and laughing!) We booked a 4pm session, but arrived early and were let in because it wasn’t a busy day. Staff are super friendly and from the moment of entry to exit this is a wild sensory ride of sights and sounds and smells. With a giant poo ball pit, a games arcade, a shopping mart, an art wall (complete with toilet seat frames!) and a poo zoo, this is a crazy fun way to spend an afternoon and take some wacky photos to show back home (and a free gift!)
Jodie ******
2023/08/21
Fantastic 5.0
Everyone should go here to experience the eccentric side of Japanese culture. It was hilarious and didn't take up a lot of time either. Definitely worth taking an hour out of your day to visit! We both had great fun taking bizarre photos here!
Cindy *****
2023/07/13
Fantastic 5.0
My boys (aged 11 and 8) were in Kawaii poop heaven. They got to sit on colorful toilets, fake-grunt poop and get a souvenir out of it. They played in the poop ball pit, enjoying playing poop-catch with the poop dropping machine. Lots of fun.
Klook User
2025/03/06
Fantastic 5.0
This was a fun and unique experience. Everyone was very friendly. I’d say most would spend 1 hour here. Great for pictures and kids. it’s inside diver city mall and easy to find.
Guide
- If you're fascinated with strangeness, visit the poop-themed Unko Museum in Tokyo!
- There's no real excrement inside! Just vibrant and colorful dung-shaped displays and attractions
- Unko means "poop"! There are three fecal zones to explore: "Unstagenic," "Untelligent," and "Unteractive"
- Upon entering, you'll be asked to pretend to take a dump and yell out a loud "Unkoooooo!" by the staff
- A new area opened where you can meet the colorful "Unko Animals"! The cute furry animals are waiting for you to play with them!
What is Unko Museum Tokyo?
Located in Odaiba, the Unko Museum Tokyo is a playful celebration of all things poop. Instead of dull brown turds, you'll be greeted with the most colorful, adorable poops. Perfect for a fun day out, this museum features poop-themed games, art, exhibits, and photo ops that are sure to bring a smile to your face. It's a quirky, unforgettable experience in Tokyo, ideal for all ages!
Must-See Exhibits at Unko Museum
- Unstagenic Area: Perfect for your social media, this area has many photo opportunities in poop-themed spots like Poop Volcano, Poop-Lingual Neon Gate, Lovers’ Poop Room, Flying Poop Room, Poop Mart, and The Princess of Poop.
- UnTeractive Area: Try interactive exhibits like ‘Shout Unko’, where your shouts create giant poops on a screen. Plus, don’t miss the Crappy Arcade for some retro gaming fun.
- UnTelligence Area: Express your creative side at the Draw Your Own Poop area and see some interesting poop art.
FAQs
What are the operating hours of the Unko Museum?
The museum is open from 10 AM to 9 PM, but these hours may change depending on holidays or special events. It's always a good idea to check their website before planning your visit.
Do you need to pre-book Unko Museum tickets?
Yes, you should purchase tickets online to secure your entry, and avoid long lines at the entrance. The poop museum is a popular attraction in Tokyo, so Unko Museum tickets often sell out during peak tourist season. Plus, booking early online allows you to choose your ideal entry time.
How long do you need at the Unko Museum?
Plan to spend about 1-2 hours exploring the poop museum. This is enough time to explore the interactive exhibits and photo opportunities.
When’s the best time to visit Unko Museum Tokyo?
Visit on weekday mornings, especially if you want to take your time enjoying the interactive experiences without the crowds.
How do I get to the Unko Museum in Tokyo?
The museum is conveniently located in DiverCity Tokyo Plaza. It’s a five-minute walk from Tokyo Teleport Station on the Rinkai Line or Daiba Station on the Yurikamome Line.
Does the Unko Museum Tokyo have a gift shop?
Yes, there is a gift shop at the museum where you can buy unique cute poop museum memorabilia, perfect for remembering your visit or giving as quirky gifts to friends.
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- If you're fascinated with strangeness, visit the poop-themed Unko Museum in Tokyo!
- There's no real excrement inside! Just vibrant and colorful dung-shaped displays and attractions
- Unko means "poop"! There are three fecal zones to explore: "Unstagenic," "Untelligent," and "Unteractive"
- Upon entering, you'll be asked to pretend to take a dump and yell out a loud "Unkoooooo!" by the staff
- A new area opened where you can meet the colorful "Unko Animals"! The cute furry animals are waiting for you to play with them!
What is Unko Museum Tokyo?
Located in Odaiba, the Unko Museum Tokyo is a playful celebration of all things poop. Instead of dull brown turds, you'll be greeted with the most colorful, adorable poops. Perfect for a fun day out, this museum features poop-themed games, art, exhibits, and photo ops that are sure to bring a smile to your face. It's a quirky, unforgettable experience in Tokyo, ideal for all ages!
Must-See Exhibits at Unko Museum
- Unstagenic Area: Perfect for your social media, this area has many photo opportunities in poop-themed spots like Poop Volcano, Poop-Lingual Neon Gate, Lovers’ Poop Room, Flying Poop Room, Poop Mart, and The Princess of Poop.
- UnTeractive Area: Try interactive exhibits like ‘Shout Unko’, where your shouts create giant poops on a screen. Plus, don’t miss the Crappy Arcade for some retro gaming fun.
- UnTelligence Area: Express your creative side at the Draw Your Own Poop area and see some interesting poop art.