TOKYO TRICK ART MUSEUM — Attraction in Tokyo

First of all staff were very kind, polite, helpful and welcoming. I really want to thank all the ladies at the reception and one lady guide (who can speak English) for their help and support. There was some issue with our tickets we purchased online. We purchased a combo( Madame Tussauds museum and Tokyo Trick Art museum). But they effectively handled it and promptly allowed us to enter. The museum is really very beautiful and interesting. You can take photos in different poses and have great fun. The lady guide can help you to understand how to take pics, what's special about the background and sometimes she can click photos for you too!! They have pasted the note on the wall " the Recommended way" to take a picture. So anyone can easily understand the beauty of every image. It was a great experience 🙂 Highly...

I had always wanted to check out a trick art museum, so I enjoyed being able to experience it in Odaiba. It was a great way to spend time with my husband while taking tons of pictures in random poses.

What I liked the most about the museum was the availability of pictures on the wall just in case someone needed an idea of how to pose with the painting. I also liked that they didn't let everyone in at the same time, so we didn't really have to worry so much about waiting for our turn to take pictures -- or until the very end, at least...

Overall, it was a great experience, and I hope to be able to go to another...

This was a really neat museum with trick art/paintings. Located in Odaiba it is in an entertainment district with lots of things to do. It was a great way to get out of the heat and humidity of Tokyo, enjoy the air conditioning and have some laughs at the funny and cool pictures of optical illusions. There are trap doors and secret entryways to find new rooms and art. The paintings, not only funny, are true works of art and amazing in there own right. It isn't the easiest place to find as its tucked in between the takoyaki "museum" and an arcade. Well worth killing an hour or two here...