Welcome to the magical world! A sneak peek at the Tokyo Harry Potter Studio Tour!

As a pseudo-Harry Potter fan (having seen two movies and parts of others, and read snippets of the novels), I had the fortune to experience the Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo – The Making of Harry Potter two days ahead of its official opening. I'm still not over it. From a personal perspective, let's talk about whether it's worth the visit for the average tourist. ⭕ This is the second Harry Potter studio in the world and the only one in Asia. It's essentially a Harry Potter set, where every aspect of the grand universe of the Harry Potter series is displayed in as much detail as possible. ⭕ Although it's the famous Harry Potter, there are certainly people who haven't seen it or don't know much about it. The studio has taken this into account, with various interactive sections that are fun and sensory experiences suitable for all ages. Everyone can easily feel the magic of the wizarding world. ⭕ Of course, for Harry Potter fans, this place is undoubtedly a paradise of celebration, where dreams are turned into reality. The various recreations will surely delight everyone! ⭕ The Butterbeer is really delicious, you must try it, and you can take the cup home as a souvenir. Also, try the Owl Cake (strawberry cream chiffon cake, not sure if there will be other flavors later). ⭕ Some people might compare this to Universal Studios Osaka, but the two are completely different types and can't be compared. If possible, I suggest visiting both. ⭕ The merchandise shops are too tempting, with robes, wands, and all sorts of branded merchandise available! Plus, the design and aesthetic are very appealing, so be sure to hold onto your 💰! ⭕ Any video or photo you've seen of this place doesn't do justice to how amazing it is – it's a place that exceeds imagination. 👉🏻TIPS: 1⃣️ It takes at least four hours to go through the whole experience (we entered at 2 PM and didn't leave until 7 PM), so make sure to allocate enough time, otherwise, a rushed visit can affect the experience. 2⃣️ Some areas are 🚫 no photography zones, and there will be signs indicating this, please make sure to comply. 📍 Address: 1-1-7 Kasuga-cho, Nerima-ku, Tokyo 🎫 Tickets: Adults 6300 yen, middle school students 5200 yen, children 3800 yen (must be reserved online) Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo – The Making of Harry Potter