UNKO MUSEUM TOKYO (with baby)
How Baby-Friendly is UNKO MUSEUM TOKYO?
What makes it 66% Baby-Friendly: Infants enter free and may ride a stroller, with bright lights to watch, but no nursing or diaper station inside means parents must exit to DiverCity facilities for every change.
Positives:
- Free baby entry: Babies age 3 and under enter free (max 2 per adult).
- Stroller access: Level floors and wide entrances allow easy stroller use.
Challenges:
- No nursing rooms inside: Use DiverCity Plaza’s baby rooms before or after your visit.
- No eating or drinking: You must finish snacks outside or in plaza food areas.
What is UNKO MUSEUM TOKYO?
- A museum that uses poop as a pop-art motif with vibrant sculptures, neon-light installations, and interactive exhibits
- A facility that blends Japanese kawaii aesthetics with playful, rainbow-colored representations of human waste across themed galleries
- A space that combines rotating art installations with a retail shop offering exclusive poop-themed merchandise
What is so special about UNKO MUSEUM TOKYO for with baby?
- Free entry for your baby under 3 with each adult.
- Stroller-friendly layout with elevator access throughout.
- Colorful shows like the Poop Volcano and Galaxy of Poop engage little ones.
- Diaper-changing and nursing rooms are available nearby in DiverCity Plaza.
- Ideal 2–3 hour visit with easy breaks and baby-friendly exhibits.
Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Short exhibits and baby breaks fit well into a morning or afternoon visit without rushing.
Baby-Friendly Activities in UNKO MUSEUM TOKYO
Poop Volcano:
Watch the bright eruption lights and music show.
Tip: Stand a few steps back so your baby can see the full light display safely.
Flying Poop:
Catch and watch soft floating poop shapes drift around.
Tip: Hold baby close and let them track the slow, colorful movements.
Poop-Lingual Neon Gate:
Walk through neon signs spelling “unko” in multiple languages.
Tip: Pause under each sign for a quick, high-contrast photo with your baby.
Galaxy of Poop:
Enjoy soft glowing poops floating in a dark room.
Tip: Use the calm lights to soothe your baby if they get overstimulated.
How to Make the Most of Your Visit to UNKO MUSEUM TOKYO
- Book online time slots: Reserve tickets on the museum website to skip the ticket line.
- Use plaza baby rooms: Change diapers and feed in DiverCity Plaza before entering.
- Arrive at opening: Early entry means fewer crowds and quieter rooms for your baby.
Reviews of UNKO MUSEUM TOKYO
fishcake
Overall very fun!!! The staff was kind, and the museum offered lots of photo opportunities. At the start, you get to sit on a toilet and receive a free poop of random colour that you journey with. I also saw a poop race, where the poop raced on the photo!! It was quite expensive though, especially considering that the museum is not large, only having two different rooms which had many mini games,...
Emily Donkin
Located on the second floor of a mall it’s filled with kids and is designed to be Insta worthy. Lots of small rooms that encourage games and photo taking. The item for sale are expensive and while the concept is fun it’s very Japanese and actually quite small. Not a must see by any means but a bit of fun to beat the summer heat, especially if you have kids that need entertaining, as all of the kid...
Bruno Vianna
What a great Japanese idea well executed! Kids will love it but I must say it's a one off experience and I wouldn't come back. It's small, loud and crowded. It's still worth it if you are around the area.
Mel Jo
It is one of a kind attraction, and I really dont think anywhere else in the world would have a fun and unique idea to have a museum dedicated to Poop. The place is most suitable for young kids and insta friendly. The theme rooms are set up well for great photos, and the concept of do not feel shame to talk abt Poop is great. It is interesting, but a bit small. If they can have more rooms and ac...
Andras Balázs
My daughter really wanted to visit this place. as per recommendation I didn't book in advance. Unfortunately as it was weekend they said pre booked tickets are required. When checked online the next available spot was in 1hr. It's a small place with mostly for Instagram pictures. there were many people. For this price I wouldn't recommend to visit. My daughter enjoyed the first 10-15 minutes then ...
When is the best time to visit UNKO MUSEUM TOKYO (Tokyo, Japan)?
Oct 1–Nov 3 hosts MAX Poop Halloween with pumpkin and candy decor on the Volcano. Weekdays are less crowded. Check the museum site for exact dates.
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Typical Budget for a Family of 3 (2 Adults + 1 Baby)
| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Admission for 2 adults | JPY 4,400 |
| Optional photo prints | JPY 800 |
| Total Estimated | JPY 5,200 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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Map of UNKO MUSEUM TOKYO
Address: Japan, 〒135-0064 Tokyo, Koto City, Aomi, 1-chōme−1−１０ ダイバーシティ東京プラザ 2階
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