SMALL WORLDS is one of the world’s largest indoor miniature museums, located in Ariake, Tokyo, near the popular Odaiba area.
The facility covers approximately 7,000 square meters and features meticulously crafted 1/80 scale miniature worlds created using advanced technologies such as 3D scanning and precision modeling.
Visitors can explore several immersive themed areas, including the Evangelion anime world, Space Center, Global Village, and Kansai International Airport.
SMALL WORLDS is also one of the largest immersive miniature attractions in Asia.

The museum consists of several themed areas, including:
・ Space Center Area
・ Global Village Area
・ Kansai International Airport Area
・ Evangelion Hangar Area
・ Evangelion Tokyo-3 Area
Each area recreates a highly detailed miniature world featuring moving mechanisms and realistic scenes.

SMALL WORLDS is designed to be enjoyed by visitors of all ages, including:
Families with children
Young children can enjoy watching the moving 1/80 scale miniatures. Because the entire facility is indoors, it is also convenient for strollers and perfect for rainy-day outings.
Couples and dates
Enjoy romantic lighting transitions that simulate day and night, relax at the café, and experience the fun of becoming miniature residents together.
Anime fans
The Evangelion areas allow fans to step into the world of the famous anime series.
Solo visitors and photography enthusiasts
Visitors can take their time exploring intricate details and capturing unique miniature photography.
School groups and educational visits
The museum is also used for educational trips, offering learning opportunities related to SDGs, STEAM education, and modern technology.

Yes. SMALL WORLDS is a fully indoor facility, so visitors can enjoy the experience comfortably regardless of the weather.

・ Yurikamome Line – Ariake Tennis-no-Mori Station: 3 minutes on foot
・ Rinkai Line – Kokusai-Tenjijo Station: 9 minutes on foot

Yes. SMALL WORLDS is conveniently located near several popular attractions in the Ariake, Toyosu, and Odaiba areas.
Nearby attractions include:
・ teamLab Planets TOKYO (Toyosu) – about 10 minutes away by car or public transportation
・ Miraikan – The National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation (Odaiba) – about 15 minutes away
・ Ariake Garden and Tokyo Big Sight are also within walking distance
These locations make it easy to enjoy a full day exploring the area.

Yes. Visitors can closely observe the fusion of traditional Japanese craftsmanship and advanced technology.
Miniature figures created with precision down to 0.1 mm, complex moving mechanisms, and 3D scanning technology demonstrate the high level of Japanese manufacturing and design.

Yes. We offer workshops and hands-on experiences where visitors can try being a miniature modeler.
Examples include:
Modeler Experience
Painting and assembling miniatures by hand.
Latest Technology Experience
Creating your own miniature figure using 3D scanning technology.
Both beginners and hobbyists can enjoy the creative process.

The average visit takes about 2 hours.
Short visit (about 1 hour)
Focus on your favorite areas such as the Evangelion zone or Space Center.
Relaxed visit (3 hours or more)
Includes café time, workshops, and creating your own 3D figure.

Yes. SMALL WORLDS regularly hosts special events and collaborations with companies and popular anime franchises.
Examples include:
・ Limited-time exhibitions and special events
・ Collaboration workshops
・ Exclusive merchandise
Please check the official website news page for the latest information.

Please check the official operating calendar for the latest schedule.
Opening hours may change depending on the day, so we recommend checking the daily hours information before visiting.

There is no dedicated parking lot at the facility.
Please use nearby coin parking lots.

Yes, but space is limited.
We recommend using nearby bicycle parking facilities if necessary.

Yes. Photography and video recording are allowed in all areas, and sharing on social media is welcome.
When posting, please use the hashtags:
#スモワル
#smallworlds
However, please follow these rules:
・ Do not touch the miniatures or place items on them
・ Please avoid photographing other visitors without permission
・ Tripods and selfie sticks are prohibited
・ Lighting equipment such as reflectors or softboxes is not allowed
・ During busy periods, please limit photography to about 3 minutes per spot
・ For safety reasons, filming while walking is not permitted
・ Commercial photography requires prior approval

Yes. Coin lockers are available near the 1st floor exit hall.
Large luggage that does not fit in the lockers can be stored at the ticket counter (paid service).

Yes. Diaper changing facilities are available in the nursing room.

The following items are prohibited:
・ Dangerous items such as knives, explosives, or weapons (including replicas)
・ Drones or remote-controlled aircraft
・ Alcohol
・ Food and drinks (except for allergy-related needs)
・ Pets or animals (except service animals)
Small snacks for children, candy, gum, water bottles, and drinks are allowed.

Please speak to the nearest staff member in uniform.
If you notice it after leaving the facility, please contact us via the inquiry form on our website.

No. There are no smoking areas inside the museum or nearby.

Normally there are no entry restrictions.
However, admission may be temporarily limited during busy periods for safety reasons.

Yes. Wheelchairs and strollers are welcome.
Please check the accessibility information page for details.

Pets are generally not allowed except for service animals.
However, on specific dates each month (10–12 and 21–23), visitors may enter with pets under certain conditions (except on the 2nd floor).

Food and drinks are generally not allowed.
However, guests with food allergies may bring their own food if another member of their group orders from the café menu.

Weekdays
11:00 – 17:00 (Last order 16:30)
Weekends / Holidays
11:00 – 18:00 (Last order 17:30)

Yes. The café offers:
・ Draft beer
・ Highballs
・ Wine
・ Sparkling wine

No. An admission passport is required to enter the museum and access the shop.

Tickets can be purchased on the day of your visit, but we recommend buying them online in advance through the official website for smoother entry.
Prices differ for:
・ Adults
・ Teens (Junior & Senior High School Students)
・ Children (Elementary school & preschool)
Please check the Ticket & Pricing page for details.

Teen pricing applies until March 31 of the year you turn 18.
From April 1, the adult price applies.

Available tickets include:
・ Admission Passport (valid for one day)
・ Annual Passport
・ Resident Figure Program

Tickets are required for children aged 4 and above.

The following payment methods are accepted:
・ Cash
・ Credit cards (VISA, MasterCard, Rakuten Card)
・ IC cards (Suica, PASMO, etc.)
・ Electronic money (nanaco, WAON, Rakuten Edy)
・ QR payments (au PAY, Rakuten Pay)

Yes. You can upgrade your ticket inside the museum.
The price difference between the annual passport and your admission passport will be charged.
Please visit the Annual Passport Counter on the 3rd floor.
(Note: advance tickets cannot be upgraded.)

Yes. Guests with disabilities and one accompanying person are eligible for a discount.
Please check the Ticket & Pricing page for details.

No. Tickets cannot be cancelled or refunded after purchase.

This program allows you to create a 1/80 scale miniature figure of yourself using a 3D scanner and place it inside your favorite area of the miniature world.

In the Evangelion Hangar Area, visitors can wear a NERV worker costume provided by the museum for the scan.
For other resident programs, costumes are generally not allowed.
However, casual cosplay for personal photos is permitted inside the museum.

Yes. Using a 3D scanner, we can create a 1/80 scale miniature figure of yourself.
You can either:
・ Place it in the museum for one year (Resident Plan)
・ Take it home as a souvenir

No reservation is required.
Orders are accepted at the Figure Studio on the day of your visit.

The process is:
Reception → Scan → Confirmation → Payment
If everything runs smoothly, the process takes about 5–10 minutes per person.
Delivery time for the finished figure may vary depending on the season.