Welcome to the most wonderfully absurd museum in Japan — the Unko Museum Tokyo, a neon-lit, pastel-coloured interactive entertainment space on the 2nd floor of DiverCity Tokyo Plaza in Odaiba, dedicated entirely to making poop adorable. Look at it, touch it, shout about it, throw it, dance with it, and design your own at MY POOP MAKER — this genuinely hilarious and highly Instagrammable experience has been delighting visitors of all ages since 2019 and is one of the most uniquely Japanese attractions in the city.
Key Highlights
- Create your very own poop character at MY POOP MAKER — sit on a colourful toilet and design a personalised virtual poop to take home as a keepsake
- Watch two massive volcanoes dramatically erupt at the iconic Poop Volcano — the symbol of the Unko Museum and consistently the most crowd-pleasing moment of any visit
- Shout "UNKO!" as loud as you can in the Shout Unko interactive installation — your voice creates giant digital poop displays in a genuinely cathartic and hilarious experience
- Snap endlessly Instagrammable photos across 18+ themed zones — the Poop-Lingual Neon Gate, Flying Poop Room, and Unstagenic photo areas are designed for maximum social media impact
- Dance alongside the iconic Poop Dancers in the Dancing Poop Room and challenge yourself in the Crappy Arcade retro game corner — fun guaranteed for families and adults alike
About Unko Museum Tokyo Ticket
The Unko Museum Tokyo is an entertainment facility that uses the theme of poop to provide visitors with an unprecedented experience that will overturn their preconceptions — Japan is proud of its kawaii culture, and at its most gloriously absurd pinnacle is unko (poop), presented here in the brightest pastels, the most colourful neons, and the most interactive installations imaginable. There are no real smells, no actual unpleasantness — just an extraordinary commitment to making the world's most universally relatable subject as cute, creative, and entertaining as possible.
The museum is divided into three main themed exhibition zones. The Unstagenic area is a parade of vibrant photo opportunities — the Poop Volcano (the museum's centrepiece, where massive colourful eruptions bring the whole room to life), the Poop-Lingual Neon Gate displaying the word unko in languages from around the world, the Flying Poop Room where poop of all sizes soars through the air, and the Unko Animals section where adorable poop-themed creatures await. The UnTeractive area is where the interactive games and experiences live — MY POOP MAKER where you sit on a colourful toilet to design your own poop character, the Shout Unko installation where your voice triggers digital poop displays, the Poop Throwing challenge, the Dancing Poop Room where you groove alongside the Poop Dancers, and the Crappy Arcade retro game corner. The UnTelligence area offers a more creative dimension — the Draw Your Own Poop station and imaginative poop-inspired art installations.
The museum introduces new seasonal content and collaborations throughout the year — making repeat visits consistently surprising and rewarding. Each visit typically takes 60 to 90 minutes. Book your Unko Museum Tokyo ticket now on Thrillark and save up to 16%.
The museum is divided into three main themed exhibition zones. The Unstagenic area is a parade of vibrant photo opportunities — the Poop Volcano (the museum's centrepiece, where massive colourful eruptions bring the whole room to life), the Poop-Lingual Neon Gate displaying the word unko in languages from around the world, the Flying Poop Room where poop of all sizes soars through the air, and the Unko Animals section where adorable poop-themed creatures await. The UnTeractive area is where the interactive games and experiences live — MY POOP MAKER where you sit on a colourful toilet to design your own poop character, the Shout Unko installation where your voice triggers digital poop displays, the Poop Throwing challenge, the Dancing Poop Room where you groove alongside the Poop Dancers, and the Crappy Arcade retro game corner. The UnTelligence area offers a more creative dimension — the Draw Your Own Poop station and imaginative poop-inspired art installations.
The museum introduces new seasonal content and collaborations throughout the year — making repeat visits consistently surprising and rewarding. Each visit typically takes 60 to 90 minutes. Book your Unko Museum Tokyo ticket now on Thrillark and save up to 16%.
Inclusions
- Full admission to the Unko Museum Tokyo
- Access to Unstagenic, UnTeractive, and UnTelligence zones
- Access to seasonal events
Exclusions
- Food and beverages
- Personal expenses and tips
- Transport
Insiders' Tips
Use the restroom before entering — there are no toilets inside the Unko Museum. The time listed on your ticket is the time you can join the waiting line — you cannot queue earlier than your stated time. Visit on a weekday morning shortly after opening for the lightest crowds and the easiest access to all exhibits and photo zones.
Additional Information
Child Policy
- Children aged 3 and under: free
- Children aged 7 and above: can enter with a general ticket
Visitor Guidelines
- Use the restroom before entering
- No food or drinks permitted inside the museum
- No re-entry after exiting
- No baggage check available
- Photography actively encouraged throughout all zones
- Time on ticket is the queue start time
Restrictions
- No re-entry once you exit
- No food or drinks inside the museum
- No baggage storage
- Tickets cannot be cancelled, refunded, or rescheduled after purchase
Accessibility & Facilities
- Wheelchair accessible via DiverCity Tokyo Plaza elevators
- Stroller-friendly throughout
- The merchandise corner can be visited without purchasing a museum ticket
Operating Hours
- Monday–Friday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Saturday, Sunday & public holidays: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Cancellation Policy
- cancellations made are non-refundable
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Unko Museum Tokyo?
The Unko Museum Tokyo is a poop-themed interactive entertainment space on the 2nd floor of DiverCity Tokyo Plaza in Odaiba — featuring 18+ exhibits across three zones covering photo opportunities, interactive games, and creative installations, all presented in bright pastel colours and neon lighting with no real smells. It is one of the most distinctively Japanese and consistently laugh-inducing attractions available in Tokyo.
What are the three zones at the Unko Museum Tokyo?
The museum is divided into three themed areas — the Unstagenic zone with vibrant photo installations including the Poop Volcano, Flying Poop Room, and Poop-Lingual Neon Gate; the UnTeractive zone with interactive games including MY POOP MAKER, Shout Unko, Poop Throwing, Dancing Poop Room, and the Crappy Arcade; and the UnTelligence zone featuring creative activities like Draw Your Own Poop and poop-inspired art.
What is MY POOP MAKER at the Unko Museum?
MY POOP MAKER is one of the most popular and talked-about experiences at the Unko Museum — visitors sit on a colourful toilet and go through a series of interactive steps to design and create their own personalised virtual poop character, which can be taken home as a keepsake. It is consistently cited by visitors as one of the most memorable and unexpectedly satisfying activities in the museum.
What is the Poop Volcano at the Unko Museum?
The Poop Volcano is the centrepiece attraction and symbol of the Unko Museum — two massive colourful volcanoes that dramatically erupt with poop-themed effects, triggered by collective Unko Power from all visitors in the room. The eruption is one of the most crowd-pleasing and photogenic moments of any visit, and seasonal versions of the volcano are updated throughout the year — including cherry blossom and summer festival editions.
Is the Unko Museum suitable for adults or just for children?
The Unko Museum is designed as an entertainment space where everyone from children to adults can enjoy the exhibits. Visitor reviews consistently note that adults — particularly those who appreciate Japanese pop culture, kawaii aesthetics, and genuinely weird humour — have as much fun as the children. The highly photogenic and social media-friendly setup makes it especially popular with groups of friends, couples, and families alike.
Do I need to book Unko Museum Tokyo tickets in advance?
Advance booking is strongly recommended as the museum has limited daily capacity and popular dates — particularly summer, school holidays, and weekends — can sell out. The time printed on your ticket is the start of your queuing window and you cannot join the queue earlier than this time. Booking through Thrillark saves up to 16% on the standard rate with instant confirmation and your entry time secured before you travel.
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