This was one of the highlights of our family's first trip to Japan. Our son loved it so much that we spent the whole 2nd half of the day until closing time. It's a wonderful way to get kids to feel independent and get a taste for adulthood. The kids do work at various career fields, earn kid money, open a bank account, get a debit card and can deposit and withdraw cash and are able to save or shop with what they earn. Staff were super friendly and helpful, many of which spoke English, even though we went on a Monday. We wish we had this back in LA or else we'd be here frequently. Will definitely be coming back on our next trip to Japan!

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It's absolutely fabulous 🤩 We went on English day and I didn't find it too busy. The kids were able to do 7 activities. what an amazing time for the kids. So many great activities. Pilot, firefighter, police officer, courthouse, ice cream maker, toy maker, bakery worker, delivery driver, pizza maker, actor... Just to name a few.

This place is awesome! The details and organization are incredible. It’s a tiny city inside the mall and it is so cool. They do such a good job having every thing prepared for each activity and job. Wednesday is English speaking day, but we couldn’t make it and went on a Monday. Even though our kids don’t speak Japanese, they were still able to figure everything out and get help from those workers who did speak a little English. They had so much fun working jobs like making sausage, serving ice cream, being a makeup artist, a dentist and working in a retail store. They earned money, opened up a bank account and purchased items at the store once they finished. As adults, there were places for us to get real food to eat while we watched - pizza, burgers, sushi, smoothies, hot dogs and more, along with ice cream, dessert waffles and churros. We were so impressed with the attention to detail with the buildings, roads and layout. So cool and such a fun experience for us all. We’d highly recommend!

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Cool place where kids can act out different professions. The experiences are very elaborate. You do need to wait quite a long time, at least in the weekend. When you get to a place, you have to reserve your spot for the next availa.le slot (which can be hours later), so it's best to do a quick round to scout the things you want to do (pro tip: put your kid's name down for the firefighter experience first, that's probably the coolest one). Please note.a lit of experiences are 5 years and above. Our 4 year old couldn't do a lot, amd the waiting was too much for him too. I think kids can have fun here. For parents, your child having fun ís the experience. There's literally nothing else to do there. Staff is friendly, but we (me and my wife) did not particularly enjoy the other parents really. All in all, I doubt we will try it again. Maybe when our second hits 5 years we might try it on a weekday, but I doubt it

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This was our second time visiting KidZania Tokyo, and once again, both kids had an absolute blast. What makes this place so special is how seriously they take their roles. Whether they were making pastries, training as a pilot, or working at Yakult this time, they listened so carefully and genuinely tried their best. You can see the sense of pride and purpose in them. It’s incredibly rewarding as a parent to watch. It’s more than just play. It really builds confidence, responsibility, and joy in a very natural way. Winning Kidzos is like icing on cake. The only downside is that weekends can get extremely crowded. We’d definitely recommend going on a weekday if possible, especially English Wednesday, which makes the experience even more accessible. Also Tokyo’s more expensive than Osaka’s. We’re already looking forward to our third visit next year!

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