Things to do in Harmonica Alley

It was very good, don't forget to buy the butterbeer. You can wash the glass after drinking and take it home.

I enjoyed the studio experience although most of it is in Japanese. It’s a mix of exhibition, storytelling, interactive activities and a little movie magic hands-on experience. Warner Brothers did a great job bringing this experience to Asia, and it helps that Japan is the home of cosplay so you see lots of people turning up in full robes, scarves and wands!

Even though I applied late the day before, they contacted me right away and I had a fun tour~^^ I toured the Mt. Fuji area comfortably and fulfillingly, and I felt like I was on a group tourㅎㅎ Especially thanks to our guide Haruka, I was able to travel very comfortably. I felt like she was considerate like a friendly older sister, and it was nice that she even told me about great restaurants. (She even lent me a spare battery, I was really grateful..!) Especially if it's your first time to Mt. Fuji, I highly recommend this tour without getting lost~^^

it was a very pleasant tour amidst the drizzle outside, the interactive activities was a fun experience with family

great if you're a harry potter fan. lots of cool stuff to look at here.

What an amazing experience! No issues as an English speaker in Japan.

It's worth it. It's like being in a magical world. You need to prepare your shoes and legs. The minimum time to walk around the tour is 3 hours or more. If you want to go shopping, you should come at least 2 hours before the tour. The staff here are very helpful and give good advice.

The Harry Potter Studio Tour in Tokyo was a magical experience from start to finish. Booked through Klook, everything was smooth and hassle-free. The sets, costumes, and interactive exhibits were impressive and immersive. A must-visit for fans — it truly brings the Wizarding World to life in an unforgettable way.