Going to visit the Harry Potter studios in Tokyo was the best thing. Eye opening to see all the development of the film from costumes, audio, sets, and the details of the film production was amazing. Now watching the films again it bring back so many levels of childhood.

The wait to get in is very long, and you can’t go upstairs. Everything else, like the letters and Aunt Marge, are detailed and funny though!

A complete recreation of Harry Potter's home before he started school: the Dursley family house at 4 Privet Drive. Walking inside, you can see his cramped room tucked away under the stairs. There's also the scene where letters fly everywhere when his acceptance letter from the school of magic arrives. The gluttonous Dursleys' dining table and kitchen are also worth a look.

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Right after the park opened there was a huge line, but maybe because it was a weekday, I got in smoothly, which surprised me. The atmosphere of an England mansion was nicely recreated.

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You have to queue, but Harry's old home is only these few scenes; still, each one is so detailed you'll be eating up your phone's storage like crazy.

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