Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo 💕

Heartfelt Review: Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo – The Making of Harry Potter I had the opportunity to visit Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo – The Making of Harry Potter at Toshimaen (near Toshimaen Station). When booking, I made it 4 months in advance as recommended because if I arrived late, I might have to wait in line for a long time.  And when arriving early, I recommend entering the building before the actual ticket sales time so that you can walk around the shops or have a cup of coffee. () ⭐ Starting point – The atmosphere is not crowded Walk into the building about 1 hour before the scheduled time. Meet the staff to register the QR code for the interactive experience (broomstick, moving portrait, Quidditch). When the main door opened, I walked into the Great Hall immediately. The atmosphere was lively but not too crowded. The staff let me “open the main door” because it was my birthday (they gave out stickers as a reminder). It was so touching!  🏰 Walk around the set — Experience the real thing Inside is a walk through important scenes: Great Hall, Diagon Alley, Hogwarts Express, Forbidden Forest, Ministry of Magic, etc. Character costumes are real. Props are inevitable that when standing and watching the goblins, Gringotts Bank or the vat of pudding, it feels like... it's something I've seen in the movies. 🎥 Interactive Experience • Broomstick green screen, capture the moment of flying on a broomstick. • Moving portrait, stand and take moving pictures in the frame on the Grand Staircase.  • Quidditch crowd, join the simulation scene with magic sports, Pensieve and teach spells in Potions Class. Every scene is very fun. Anyone who likes interactive will not be disappointed. 🍻 Take a break & taste Butterbeer When we arrived at Backlot Cafe, we met at Butterbeer Bar. We ordered 1 large glass. It was unexpectedly sweet. The staff gave us a glass to take home (there is a free washing point). I secretly thought it was even more delicious than the one at USJ. 🎁 Finished at the magnificent souvenir shop. Finally, we walked into the world's largest Studio Shop. It is divided into 14 themed Diagon Alley zones. There are so many items that you need to pack well, including Tokyo exclusive items (magic wands, Hogwarts Express figures, etc.) ⏰ Time spent & Tips I spent almost 5 hours: morning in-evening out. Take the time to get around, sit down for a coffee break, and take pictures at every spot. I recommend wearing soft shoes, as there is a lot of walking and a lot of stairs. ⸻ ✅ Conclusion The Making Studio Tokyo is a magical experience that Unlike a full-fledged amusement park It's a place where you can experience every corner from real scenes, props, interactive, drinks, and souvenirs. • Recommended time: Morning-Late (first round starts at 10:00) • Admission: Adults ¥6,300, Children ¥3,800  • Time to reserve: 4–6 hours if you're chilling ➤ Avoid the queue to open the QR link board • Take interactive photos: Broomstick, portrait, Quidditch — QR code before entering  • Weight of shoes: Don't forget comfortable shoes! There's a lot of walking () ⸻ Although I'm not a magician, this place made me stop breathing. From the first time I opened the door until I walked out—it was tangible magic.