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MakerCraft

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.

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10:00–16:00; last entry 15:30

Shinjuku · Tokyo Toy Museum / Yotsuya Hiroba

IndoorAdvance: junior-high+ ¥1,200 / child ¥800; same-day ¥1,500 / ¥1,100
Event details

Meet toy and game makers and play specialists for open play, making and demonstrations. Festival tickets include Tokyo Toy Museum admission.

Category
Arts & culture
Date
Sat, 10/10 – Sun, 10/11
Time
10:00–16:00; last entry 15:30
Area
Shinjuku · Tokyo Toy Museum / Yotsuya Hiroba
Ages
Families; child ticket for 6 months through elementary school
Fee
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

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