Tokyo Toy Festival 2026
Meet toy and game makers and play specialists for open play, making and demonstrations. Festival tickets include Tokyo Toy Museum admission.
Full event details
- Dates
- 2026-10-10 – 2026-10-11
- Time
- 10:00–16:00; last entry 15:30
- Venue
- Tokyo Toy Museum / Yotsuya Hiroba
- Age
- Families; child ticket for 6 months through elementary school
- Price
- Advance: junior-high+ ¥1,200 / child ¥800; same-day ¥1,500 / ¥1,100
- Participation
- Advance online purchase strongly recommended; tickets can sell out and entry may be controlled
- Address
- 4-20 Yotsuya, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
- Access
- About 5 min from Yotsuya-sanchome Exit 2; about 8 min from Akebonobashi A1.
Editorial introduction (Chinese original)
这是东京玩具美术馆一年一度的大型“玩具文化祭”。重点不是消费,而是让孩子和真正的玩具、游戏、制作人员互动。对关注木育、开放式玩耍、游戏设计的家庭,属于值得专程安排的活动。
Full program and participation conditions
Supplementary notes retain their source language. Check the organizer for current prices, availability and changes.
Event facts
Dates: 2026-10-10 – 2026-10-11
Time: 10:00–16:00; last admission 15:30
Venue: Tokyo Toy Museum / Yotsuya Hiroba
Address: 4-20 Yotsuya, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Access: About 5 min from Yotsuya-sanchome Exit 2; about 8 min from Akebonobashi A1.
Tickets
Current official event information:
- Advance adult (junior-high+): ¥1,200
- Advance child (6 months–elementary): ¥800
- Same-day adult: ¥1,500
- Same-day child: ¥1,100
- Ticket includes Tokyo Toy Museum admission.
Booking / entry
- Advance online purchase is strongly recommended.
- Tickets can sell out.
- During congestion, entry can be controlled and visitors without advance tickets may be unable to enter.
- Held even in rain.
- No event parking or bicycle parking; use public transport.
Experience
This is the museum’s annual large play/toy culture festival, bringing together toy/game makers, play specialists, making activities and demonstrations. It is much more than a toy market: families can move between open play, making and specialist toy experiences while also using the museum.
Language
Japanese is primary. Many toy/play experiences are hands-on and relatively language-light.
Official and supporting information
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