MIMARU Tokyo Kinshicho
Ukiyo-e prints hang in a concept room drawn from Edo-period picture books, alongside a Pokémon room and loft-bed and tatami apartments.
4-11-5 Kotobashi, Sumida-ku, Tokyo 130-0022
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Suites that sleep up to six, a restaurant looking out at Skytree, and a free shuttle to Disney for guests, with the airport limousine bus stopping at the door.
An earthquake simulator, a smoke room, a storm of wind and heavy rain to stand in, and a VR disaster experience for second graders and up, all free.
The science of salt and the world's salt resources on one floor, and the story of tobacco, from the Maya site of Palenque to the Edo period, on another.
A mirror-paneled building by Kazuyo Sejima, with life-size replicas of the prints, art games and a model studio with figures of the artist and his daughter.
Big wooden climbing structures, a Tarzan rope, a woodworking room and play leaders on hand, in an adventure playground run by the ward.
An earth-themed indoor play area with a kids' garden for ages up to twelve and a separate baby garden for the youngest.

