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Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan (海遊館, Kaiyūkan) is located in the Tempozan Harbor Village of Osaka's bay area, and is one of Japan's most spectacular aquariums. It introduces various forms of life inhabiting the Pacific Rim in a well organized and impressive way.

Marine life is displayed in over a dozen tanks, each representing a specific region of the Pacific Rim. The central tank, representing the Pacifc Ocean, is nine meters deep and home to a whale shark, the aquarium's main attraction.

Visitors start their tour of the aquarium on the 8th floor and slowly spiral down floor by floor around the central tank. Some of the tanks stretch over several floors, making it possible to observe the animals from different depths and perspectives.

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Opening in 2023, Warner Bros. Studio Tour introduces Tokyo to its very own Harry Potter world. Learn more about tickets, hours, how to get there, and highlights.

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

On June 16, 2023, the world's largest indoor Harry Potter attraction, officially named Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo - The Making of Harry Potter, opened, allowing fans to explore Harry Potter's magical world in the country's capital.
The Harry Potter Studio Tour Tokyo was built on the site of the former Toshimaen amusement park in Tokyo's Nerima Ward.
Japan already has a Harry Potter theme park at Universal Studios Japan in Osaka. The Studio Tour in Tokyo, however, is more of an exhibition showcasing the behind-the-scenes of Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts movies.

Tickets & Opening Hours

Visitor numbers are limited daily to enhance your tour experience; however, it's essential to reserve your tickets online in advance.

The ticket prices

Adults (18 and older): 6,300 yen
Teens (12-17): 5,200 yen
Children (4-11): 3,800 yen
Children under the age of 4 enter for free.

Opening hours vary throughout the year, so please remember to check the calendar before booking on the official website.
Reviews are saying a visit to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo can last more than 4 hours, so feel free to go at your own pace.

The official website is the only place where tickets can be purchased. Tickets are available several months in advance and are nonrefundable. Once you've entered the attraction at the designated time on your ticket, you cannot exit and reenter, so make sure that you have everything you need beforehand.

Enter the wizarding world at Harry Potter themed stations

How to get there

The Studio Tour Tokyo has a parking lot available to ticket holders. If you plan to travel by car or motorcycle, you will need to reserve a parking space in advance for 1,800 yen. There is also free bicycle parking. But taking a train may be the most convenient and exciting way to experience the tour.

The nearest station is Toshimaen Station on the Toei Oedo line or the Seibu Ikebukuro line.
It is highly recommended that you check out the two themed stations.

Toshimaen Station on the Seibu Line and Ikebukuro Station have been decorated to reflect the world of Harry Potter. Seibu Toshimaen Station has been made to resemble Hogsmeade Station, the train station closest to Hogwarts in the Harry Potter world. Ikebukuro Station, where passengers get on the Seibu Ikebukuro line toward Toshimaen Station, has been decorated to resemble King's Cross, the iconic real-life station where Harry Potter characters get on the fictional Hogwarts Express train to get to school. The two stations now feature motifs and decorations inspired by the Harry Potter movies.

Step inside Diagon Alley, magic around every corner

© Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. © J.K. Rowling.

Harry Potter Studio Tour Tokyo has many breathtaking movie sets, including the iconic Diagon Alley. In the Harry Potter movie series, Diagon Alley is a shopping street for residents of the magical world. Its stores sell items such as potions, books, and flying broomsticks. For the Studio Tour Tokyo, the Diagon Alley movie set has been rebuilt using the same techniques as the original set, with crew members who worked on the movies.

You can see Ollivander's, the store where Harry Potter buys his first wand, or Quality Quidditch Supplies, which displays magical brooms. There are recreations of Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, a magical joke shop; and Flourish and Blotts, a bookstore. At the end of Diagon Alley is Gringotts, the bank where wizards and witches keep their money. Stroll along Diagon Alley and take pictures at your favorite stores.

Other sets featured on the studio tour include the Great Hall at Hogwarts School, where students gather for meals; the Forbidden Forest, which Hogwarts students avoid because of the dangerous creatures living there; and the London Ministry of Magic, the government headquarters for the British magical community. The London Ministry of Magic set is exclusive to the Studio Tour Tokyo. You can take videos in the massive fireplaces where ministry employees magically arrive at work, complete with smoke and lights.

Enjoy wizarding meals at restaurants and cafes

The Studio Tour features several restaurants and cafes where you can enjoy food, drinks, and snacks inspired by Harry Potter and British cuisine.

If you're hungry for a meal, head to the Food Hall near the entrance. Or you can stop by the Backlot Cafe midway through the tour. The Backlot Cafe offers hot food and meal sets that are themed to the four Hogwarts houses. The Backlot Cafe also has drinks that change color and taste.

In the center of the Backlot Cafe's tables, you can find Professor Umbridge's Afternoon Tea, a treat available only at the Studio Tour Tokyo. The tour doesn't offer advance tickets for the Afternoon Tea, and only a certain number of slots are available at any given time. Take the chance to enjoy English-style afternoon tea, scones, and other baked goods.

Another option for snacks is the Frog Cafe, inspired by the chocolate frogs that Harry and his friends eat. Located near the entrance of the tour, the cafe sells coffee, cupcakes, and donuts.

Finally, the Studio Tour Tokyo also hosts the world's largest Butterbeer Bar. You can enjoy non-alcoholic Butterbeer, the popular drink from the Harry Potter books and movies.

Discover exclusive merchandise at the studio tour gift store

Harry Potter fans have many options for souvenirs. The Studio Tour includes two gift stores: the Studio Shop and the Railway Shop. Both stores are only accessible to ticket holders.

The Studio Shop is the main gift store and offers a wide variety of Harry Potter-related merchandise, some of which is exclusive to Tokyo. The shop sells clothing, mugs, art prints, and other souvenirs. You can buy a stuffed animal modeled after a magical creature or take home your very own wand.
The second gift store, the Railway Shop, is located near the set for Platform 9 3/4 and the Hogwarts Express. In the Harry Potter stories, Platform 9 3/4 is the train platform at King's Cross station where students get on the Hogwarts Express, the train that takes them to school. At the Railway Shop, you can buy products that feature this famous train. They include clothes, bags, artwork, and more.

Of course, the tour also offers many souvenirs in the form of photo and video opportunities. The sets, costumes, and behind-the scenes displays are open to photography. And you can enter the magical world yourself because of the tour's green screen areas. You'll be able to bring home a photo or video of yourself riding a broomstick, watching a game of Quidditch, or standing in a Hogwarts moving portrait.

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Fuji-Q Highland (富士急ハイランド) is one of Japan's most popular amusement parks, located in the Fuji Five Lake region at the foot of Mount Fuji. It is best known for its thrilling, record-breaking roller coasters and elaborate, anime- themed rides and attractions. The park strives to be at the forefront of theme park entertainment, and has been constantly opening new rides and attractions, including Guinness World Record breaking roller coasters.

Currently, the park has five major roller coasters. Fujiyama was the world's tallest and fastest roller coaster when it opened in 1996, and it continues to rank among the best coasters in the world. Dodonpa (2001) is currently the parks speediest coaster and the world record holder for fastest acceleration. Eejanaika (2006), a "4th dimension" roller coaster with seats rotating within the car, has the most inversions of any roller coaster. Takabisha, built in 2011, is the steepest roller coaster in the world, dropping at an angle of 121 degrees. Finally, Zokkon (2023) is a motorcycle-like coaster with sudden acceleration, sharp turns and backing.

The park also has several large-scale entertainment attractions, many of which are based on popular anime series, including multiple mazes and haunted attractions. In addition, there are a range of traditional rides such as tea cup, pirate ship and drop tower type rides, a Ferris wheel, carousel and sky swings. Restaurants, rest areas, souvenir shops and carnival games are spread out around the park.

There are also a number of kids attractions some of which are based on popular anime series. Furthermore, one area of the park is home to Thomas Land, a train themed zone which is based on the British Thomas the Tank Engine books and television series.

Just outside the park a few steps from its main entrance stands the Highland Resort Hotel and Spa, an affiliated hotel that offers nice views of Mount Fuji and easy access to Fuji-Q Highland and its surrounding attractions. Hotel guests enjoy perks such as early entrance to the theme park and free entry to the Fujiyama Onsen.

The Fujiyama Museum is an art museum displaying a wide variety of paintings and other illustrations of Mount Fuji. The museum is located on the Fuji-Q Highland park grounds.

Also nearby just outside the park is the Fujiyama Onsen, a modern hot spring facility next to the Fuji-Q Highland Resort. The bath house features nice, traditionally styled wooden baths and offers both indoor and outdoor baths segregated by gender. Unfortunately, Fujiyama Onsen does not have views of Mount Fuji from its baths, but the mountain can be seen from the facility's restaurant.

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Looking for halal food in Kyoto? Kyoto is one of our favourite cities in Japan (if you don't already know by now) and one of the many reasons why we love it, is, of course, THE FOOD! From amazing halal ramen to sushi and wagyu, there's just so much to try in Kyoto. Well, if you're making a trip to Kyoto this holidays (or if you're just looking for some holiday ideas), here's a list of 7 halal eateries in Kyoto! This is definitely the most important guide you'll need when visiting the amazing city.
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1. Kiyomizu Junsei Okabeya

Kyoto is famous for its yudofu (simmered tofu in hot water) and if you want to try this local delicacy, you have to visit this restaurant! It's also conveniently located near the Kiyomizu-dera Temple (3-minute walk away), so it's a perfect stop for lunch. There are several set meals for you to choose from, with the cheapest, with 7 food items in the set, to the most expensive, with a total of 12 food items. Don't worry, they all come with yudofu! Plus, they also have a Sukiyaki set where you can indulge in juicy and tender beef and eat it together with the yudofu.

#HHWT Tip: Make a reservation for the halal menu at least a day in advance. As the restaurant is located near the famous Kiyomizu temple, make sure to include it in your sightseeing plan!

While the temple is currently under renovation until March 2020, the grounds and smaller buildings are still a gorgeous sight to behold! You can also walk through streets lined with traditional Japanese houses on your way from the temple complex to the restaurant.

Halal status: Halal-certified menu available
Price: Set meals range from ¥2160 - ¥4000
Opening hours: 10.30am - 5pm daily
Contact: +81 75-541-7111
Address: Kiyomizu 2 cho-me, Kiyomizu-dera Monzen, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto 605-0862
Directions: Okabeya is an 8-minute walk from the nearest bus stop, Gojyo-zaka which serves bus 206. Alternatively, Okabeya is a 5-minute walk from Kiyomizu-dera via Matsubara Dori

2. Honke Tankuma Honten

Another restaurant offering halal kaiseki is Honke Tankuma Honten! If you're looking for a premium restaurant to try your halal kaiseki, this establishment definitely fits the bill. It's been around for 90 over years now and if you're wondering why it's so pricey... Well, that's because it's a 1-star Michelin restaurant

You can choose a kaiseki course from a range of 7 to 11 items and each of them is differently priced. Expect to indulge in some quality sashimi and tempura, served up in a beautiful display!

Do note that Honke Tankuma has a 2nd outlet at the Takashimaya department store in Shimogyo-ku, however we are unable to confirm if a halal menu is served there.

#HHWT Tip: Do call them 2 days in advance to make a reservation for their halal kyo-kaiseki, or use their online reservation form!

Halal status: Halal-certified menu available

Price: From ¥10,000 - ¥50,000

Opening Hours: 1130am - 3pm and 5pm - 10pm (Mon - Sat), closed on Sundays

Contact: Call +81 50-3628-1645 or reserve online

Address: 168 Izumiya-cho Kiyamachi-dori, Bukkoji-Sagaru Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto

Directions: Around 6 mins walk away from Gion-shijo station

3. Yoshiya Kyoto Arashiyama

Located in the popular tourist district of Arashiyama (yes, the one with the bamboo forest?), Yoshiya specialises in halal washoku (traditional Japanese dishes) and they also serve seasonal cuisine from Saga prefecture. There's also a wagyu beef shabu shabu set (¥4500) that will taste exceptionally amazing if you're visiting during the winter! Try their Shokado Lunch Sets which includes a tofu hotpot and side dishes like tempura, chicken karaage, sashimi or soba. This hearty meal will definitely fill your tummy after all that walking at Arashiyama!

Alternatively, you can also get their cheaper bento sets where you can enjoy some tempura and soba or chicken karaage sets. If you're looking for a snack, they also sell piping-hot croquettes (¥700 for 5 pc) and spicy chicken karaage (¥278)!

Halal status: Halal-certified menu available

Price: ¥1350 - ¥5000

Opening hours: 11am - 5.30pm daily

Contact No: +81 75-871-0448

Address: 31, Sagatenryuji Tsukurimichicho, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto (右京区嵯峨天龍寺造路町31, Kyoto, Japan)

Directions: Yoshiya is about a 4-minute walk from Keifuku Arashiyama Station and 11-minute walk from Hankyu Arashiyama Station
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4. Umemori Kyoto

Ever wanted to try making your own sushi? Well, now you can do just that at Umemori Kyoto! The best part is, the eatery offers halal ingredients so you can enjoy making your sushi without any worries. From measuring the weight of the rice to perfectly slicing the fish and other ingredients for your sushi, rest assured you'll be your own chef in no time! After you're done, you can top up your meal with tempura or udon.

Plus, you'll also get a certificate at the end of the class so you can show it off to all your friends back home and perhaps try making it yourself?

#HHWT Tip: Do reserve your class at least a week in advance by emailing [email protected].

Halal status: Halal-certified
Price: from ¥6,480 (Light Sushi) - ¥100,000 (4-hour Master Course)
Opening hours: 9am - 6pm daily
Contact: Call +81 75-601-1414 or email [email protected]
Address: 8 Takeda Matsubayashicho, Fushimi-ku Kyoto-shi, Kyoto 612-8371 (〒612-8371 京都市伏見区竹田松林町8)
Directions: Umemori is about a 15-minute walk from Fushimi Station
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5. Ramen Factory Kyoto

If making halal sushi isn't enough to immerse yourself in local Japanese culture, why not make some ramen too? At Ramen Factory Kyoto, you can do just that! But it's not just the ramen noodles that you're preparing; you can also make your own broth and pick your own meat. Wheat, rice and miso (from fermented soybeans) are used in making the soup, while chicken meat and alcohol-free soy sauce are added to the pot for that extra oomph! After all that toiling for the perfect ramen, tuck into a piping hot (and delicious!) soup and remember to slurp your ramen as you eat it!

If you don't have the time to make your own ramen, don't worry! You can simply pop in to the eatery and indulge in any of their ready-made ramen dishes.

#HHWT Tip: After you're done enjoying your ramen, head over to their prayer room to do your prayers.

Halal status: Halal meat and ingredients used

Price: From ¥3500 and ¥2500 (Adult and Child Express course) onwards

Opening hours: 11am - 7pm daily

Contact No: +81 75-741-7104 or reserve via online form

Address: Higashiyama-ku, Honmachi 15-chōme, 814−18, Kyoto, Japan

Directions: Ramen Factory is just a 3-minute walk away from Tofukuji station. Tofukuji station is only one stop away from Kyoto station and Fushimi-inari station.

6. MABRUR HALAL DINING

Just as its name suggests, MABRUR HALAL DINING serves (you guessed it) halal food! Only a 1-minute walk from Shijo Kawaramachi, this eatery offers authentic Indian and Bangladeshi cuisine. You can enjoy selections from their extensive menu of curries and kebabs depending on the spiciness of your choice! On top of that, you can also enjoy fresh vegetables delivered to the restaurant on that very day and served as the soup of the day.

Halal status: Muslim-owned

Price: From ¥1000 to ¥1999

Opening hours: 〒604-8042, 574 Nakanomachi, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 2F

Contact No: 075-744-6834

Address: Daily; Lunch; 11:30am-3:30pm, Dinner; 5:30-10:30 pm

We're pretty sure by now, you can't wait to get your fix of halal Japanese food in Kyoto! With these awesome eateries, you're now all set to conquer Kyoto. Have fun on your gastronomic adventure!

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An Instant Icon at the Heart of Shibuya

When Shibuya Scramble Square opened in November 2019, it quickly established itself as one of the most prominent and recognizable skyscrapers in the whole city. This 230-meter structure-the tallest in Shibuya-is crammed full of shops, offices, and event spaces. And at its summit is a view that no one soon forgets.

Photo: Shibuya Scramble Square

Tips

Shibuya Scramble Square is a great place to find traditional Japanese crafts

There are hammocks on the rooftop, so lie back and take your time

Tickets to the observation deck can be purchased online in advance

Photo: Shibuya Scramble Square

The volume and variety of shops contained within Shibuya Scramble Square seems almost inexhaustible. In fact, there are 213 shops in total. Between them they sell almost anything you can possibly imagine, including clothes, cosmetics, books, groceries, and electronics. There are plenty of options for food and drink, too, with both Japanese and international restaurants and cafes.

The 15th floor is given over to Shibuya QWS, an industry exchange facility that brings a diverse range of people together to create new social value.

Shibuya Scramble Square couldn't be easier to find-it stands above Shibuya Station, with direct access.

Photo: Shibuya Scramble Square

Photo: Shibuya Scramble Square

The 14th, 45th and 46th floors of Shibuya Scramble Square, as well as its roof, are dedicated to Shibuya Sky, a one-of-a-kind observation deck. You can gaze down at Shibuya's famous scramble crossing, and across the city to landmarks like Tokyo Skytree®. When the weather is clear, you can even see Mount Fuji. The rooftop is an open-air space with glass walls, providing an experience that's both invigorating, and a little bit nerve-wracking!

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Photo: Shibuya Scramble Square

There's also an indoor observation space called Sky Gallery, with souvenir shops and art installations.

Photo: Shibuya Scramble Square

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