What other travelers are saying about Tobu World Square
We finally made it here! The place is made up of all the famous places in the world! There were tons from Japan tho. You can buy the ticket online as well for less hassle. We bought our ticket at Klook and change it for the physical ticket at Tourist Center. The place is not the large tho and you can tour the place at least for 2 hours. They also have some restaurant inside so you can also check them. The details of this miniature places were so amazing. Definitely worth seeing! It is recommended for adult and children. Overall, we rated it as 5 star for the experience!
The park features miniature models of famous architectural landmarks in Japan and around the world, scaled down to 1:25. The landscaping is meticulously crafted and very beautiful. The ticket price as of January 2026 is 2800 yen. Additionally, if you have a Nikko Pass, present it at the entrance to receive a discount.
Tobu World Square is a theme park dedicated to miniature replicas of famous landmarks around the world, and in Japan. It was very cool seeing the New York skyline before 9/11, as well as many famous spots around Japan like the Kiyo Mizudera and Itsukushima Shrine. Entry for adults is 2800 yen. This is a great spot if you enjoy architecture, miniature models, traveling, history, photography, or famous landmarks.
This theme park is easily accessible from Asakusa and Nikko. From Asakusa, you can take the Revaty or Spacia X limited express which stops at Tobu World Square Station. You can also get to Tobu World Square from Nikko by taking the Nikko Line to Shimo-Imaichi Station, then transferring to the Nikko Kinugawa Line. Very convenient
For children, I think they will enjoy the various shops and restaurants, as well as the little displays. As an adult, I had a great time admiring the architecture. It was amusing seeing the Twin Towers, Tokyo Skytree, and Eiffel Tower right behind the London Bridge. You can get some really confusing and funny pictures. There are about 100 exhibits so plan to spend at least an hour and a half to three hours. This place closes at 5 PM on weekdays and 6PM on certain days. It is pretty off the beaten path, and you will likely not face large crowds if you come in the afternoon. When I went, I had almost the whole park to myself.
The number of miniature buildings was way beyond my expectations, there were so many of them. What surprised me even more was how well the miniatures blended with the surrounding mountain scenery. It made everything feel more immersive and almost realistic. A really pleasant surprise.
I really enjoyed visiting here for the first time. It’s a different kind of trip when you would like to see famous miniatures from different countries. I was amazed by how they did those miniatures so interesting and incredible. Just bring umbrella for when it is too hot they don’t have much shades there. But they have few restaurants inside and outside the area. With Family and friends can enjoy!
