The Making of Harry Potter - Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo

I went here for my 21st birthday, and it was really truly magical, and a real gift to my inner child I felt. We bought tickets in advance, and made sure to arrive a little bit before our entrance time so we could gear up with the cute merch they have available at the shop, and then we dove right in! I highly recommend buying a wand, as they have some special ones that I had not seen at universal Japan OR America, and theres a few interactive experiences that include your wand. We bought the broom photography pack, which was well worth it and an amazing memento. After the broom photography you can either keep go your original booking and have all your pictures you've taken throughout the experience sent to you digitally, or you can have some pictures printed in high quality for you. Which was helpful, and unintentionally tourist friendly, we have such little luggage space left, so being able to keep our pictures in a non space consuming way was awesome! Overall, I highly recommend, and I felt even more involved in the world of Harry potter than I did in universal!

I absolutely loved my visit to The Making of Harry Potter - Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo; it was such an incredible experience to see the magic of the films come to life in person. The attention to detail in the sets and costumes is truly breathtaking, but for me, the absolute best part of the entire tour was the butterbeer. it really is as delicious as everyone says! It was a wonderful way to spend the day walking through the wizarding world, and I would recommend it to any fan looking for a memorable highlight during their time in the city.

One of the best things I did this year was visit the making of Harry Potter on a weekday. It was still quite busy and there was definitely some waiting in line at many of the picture spots. We were there for Hogwarts in the snow, which I’d say is a must. We spent an entire day (10am until about 430), and honestly we probably could’ve stayed longer. The food was cute, but the only thing I’d say worth the price is the hedwig cake. Super cute and tasty! Enjoy yourself and don’t plan on rushing through!!!

I had a really fun time visiting this place. It felt magical, like stepping into the real Hogwarts. I bought a 3:30 PM ticket, but they let me in 2:30 PM (an hour earlier) and I stayed until around 6:30 PM (spent around 3-4 hours). Luckily, it wasn’t too crowded, although there was still some waiting for popular photo spots. My tip: come earlier so you can do your shopping first and then just enjoy the magic of the Harry Potter world. That way, you can head home right after without worrying about shopping at the end. ✨ If you’re a Potterhead then this is a must visit place! 🔮 But if you’re not, maybe a bit boring for you (activities : you can see displays, costumes, magical creatures, and lot of photo spots) Have a magical day! ✨

There is a lot of HP magic in this place and it's great for anyone who enjoyed the movies enough that you want to see and be educated in all aspects of the works and details. The live sets are amazing and the interactive aspects kept kids and adults alike engaged. There is free coat and bag storage which was a massive win and I certainly recommend arriving nice and early to give yourself time to explore the hall and gift shop(dont worry you exit via the gift shop so you can always hit it up at the end - note, it's a attraction so prices reflect that) So why not 5 stars? I totally understand this is in Japan and is for Japanese just as much as tourists, I just would have liked a little English. There was one lady, who explained how they make snow in films, she made a massive effort to speak English to my kids and her details are the part they remember the most! The prices felt just a bit too high in both the gift shop and the food court. 1250 for a butterbeer but you get to keep the plastic cup...still unsure how I felt about it... finally it's hard to really put my finger on but it was good. Just not mind blowing great for me. My kids loved it and that's all that mattered to me on the day.

Amazing Exhibition, But Let Down by the Food and "Broomstick" Paywall I visited the Harry Potter Studio Tour in Tokyo recently, and I have mixed feelings. On one hand, the exhibition itself is absolutely amazing. Even though I’m not a die-hard fan (my partner is the real enthusiast in our house), I was genuinely impressed by the scale of the sets and the level of detail. It’s a world-class production. However, the experience fell short in two big areas: The Food: For such a premium attraction, the food quality was very average. I had the Roast Beef, and it was disappointing, the chips weren't hot and the Yorkshire pudding was terrible. When you’re paying these prices, you expect the meal to be a highlight, not a letdown. The Broomstick Paywall: This was the biggest frustration. After paying a significant entry fee (¥7,000+), being asked to pay again just to get the digital video and photos of the broomstick ride, especially when you didn't know you needed to pay until you did the broom stick experience, this felt like poor customer service. I don't mind paying for a physical print, but withholding the digital files unless you pay an extra fee felt like a blatant cash grab. They really "lost me" here. It’s a great day out for the visuals, but be prepared for high costs and mediocre food in my personal opinion.

Absolutely magical 🧙 I recommend buying tickets online and spending the day - there are so much to see and cool experiences like taking interactive videos, photos, even riding a broomstick 🧹 The shops are also great and full of interesting souvenirs to get back home. The place is enchanting not only for kids but all Potter fans ( my boyfriend didn’t have any expectations and is not a fan but was impressed with all the sets, details and well presented history behind the making)☺️

THE GOOD - i was not really into harry potter at first. My wife keeps on nagging me to visit this place. After about 5 hours in this magnificent place, I am now a lifelong harry potter fan - the tour was very good. As a person who is involved in 3D design and development, this place give me a lot of inspirations and references. - the butterbeer is very good. - the merchandise shop is very good, too! Not too pricey and me and my wife bought our own custom wand. THE BAD - none. This place is perfect.