Things to do in Tokyo One Piece Tower

this was such a great experience for the kids! it was raining when we arrived before opening time, so many people were lined up outside in the rain. once we got in, it filled up so quickly. we watched the penguin show and later on the dolphin show. we walked around and saw all the creatures and animals and spent about 2 hours there in total. we didn't hang around any longer because it was just so packed to them brim. the kids loved the dolphin show, which was almost impossible to see due to the crowds. would go again, probably on a weekday though to try and avoid the crowds ☺️

For us, it was simply fantastic! Especially the freedom to move around. The tea house at the end was also fantastic.

It is very convenient to book tickets on Klook. I also visited this place before the price increase. It is a good attraction. But the price is not worth a second visit. For reference

Damakdi is missing, the yee-ree-rae-pas-yee ...

Went there to get wonderful night views of Tokyo and this did not disappoint! Despite being a couple minutes late to our reservation due to transit troubles, the staff kindly allowed my group in. The deck was spacious, provided 360 views of the city, and even a light show. Be aware that tickets sell out quick, so keep an eye on openings for your desired time slot as soon as they become available.

TeamLab Borderless is definitely worth a visit if you're in Tokyo. Everything was very well organized and a lot of fun.

It was the best course to see Shinjuku, Shibuya, Harajuku, and Omotesando without walking. It was rainy on the day I rode, so it was cooler and nice.

Amazing museum! loved the interactive art, it was just so beautiful. Every room changed, so went back multiple times for the same rooms.