Best Things to Do in Tokyo, with baby

The University of Tokyo is 53% Baby-Friendly

Stroller-friendly paved routes and a few nursing rooms help, but access is mainly weekdays, diaper tables are scattered, and parents must request facilities in advance, so extra planning is essential.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Madame Tussauds Tokyo is 52% Baby-Friendly

Babies enter free and mall offers nursing rooms and stroller rental, yet inside the museum aisles require carriers and no in-house diaper tables are listed, so carers must juggle stairs and exit to mall for changes.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Natural hot spring Heiwajima is 52% Baby-Friendly

Infants pay ¥300 and use small baby tubs; diapered babies cannot enter main baths, stroller stays at reception, and only a basic dressing-room area for feeding, so parents must handle many needs themselves.

Recommended visit duration: 1-1.5 days

Tokyo Joypolis is 44% Baby-Friendly

Infants may enter and strollers, nursing room, and changing tables exist, yet nearly all attractions forbid under-3s and pervasive noise, crowds, and strobes limit babies to brief hallway strolls.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Yayoi Kusama Museum is 44% Baby-Friendly

Babies enter free and there is a changing table, but strollers stay at reception, no dedicated nursing room, and dark mirrored rooms can overstimulate infants, so comfort is limited.

Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours

Ueno Ameyoko Shopping Street is 43% Baby-Friendly

Babies may enter, yet stroller movement in dense foot traffic is hard, seating is scarce, and you must leave the street for nursing or diaper rooms at Ueno Station or nearby malls.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Chiikawa Park is 40% Baby-Friendly

Babies under 4 enter free, but strollers must stay in hallway, no nursing room or guaranteed diaper table, and no re-entry for emergencies, so parents must plan carefully and keep carrying baby.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Kabukicho is 31% Baby-Friendly

Parents can visit Hanazono Shrine, shops and use nearby mall nursing rooms in daylight, but narrow alleys, few elevators and loud nightlife make evenings with a stroller tiring and stressful.

Shinjuku Golden-Gai is 10% Baby-Friendly

Alleys block strollers and bars forbid babies at night; zero nursing rooms, diaper tables, or quiet space, so caregivers should avoid and use family facilities near Shinjuku Station.