Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

Witness the magical world of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child come alive on stage, set 19 years after the original events in Tokyo.

With a starry Japanese cast and lots of magic happening on stage, see Albus Potter navigate the wizarding world as the son of the famous Harry Potter.

Amazing stage effects, a dancing cloak, and dementors flying above the stage come together to make the production a magical experience.

Choose between three seating options along with a subtitle service to help recreate the magic of Harry Potter in front of your eyes.

Fun fact: Harry Potter And The Cursed Child has won great honors like the Laurence Olivier Award and the Tony.

Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo invites fans to step into iconic sets such as the Great Hall, Diagon Alley, and the Hogwarts Express on Platform 9 ¾.

Discover behind-the-scenes secrets of the Wizarding World and enjoy fun activities such as riding a broomstick, becoming part of a Hogwarts portrait, and stepping into a Quidditch match.

To complete the magical experience, visitors can stop for a refreshing Butterbeer in the world’s biggest Butterbeer bar or even enjoy a Professor Umbridge-inspired Afternoon Tea.

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Step into the iconic Great Hall where Harry and his friends gathered, and dive into the magic of the Wizarding World with real sets, costumes, and enchanting creatures.

Wander through Diagon Alley, the Grand Staircase, the Ministry of Magic, and explore the outdoor backlot with the Dursley’s house and the Knight Bus.

Make the most of your Harry Potter Tour with a convenient private taxi transfer—choose from one-way or round-trip service to and from Tokyo.

Arrive in just 50 minutes and enjoy a smooth ride with drivers fluent in English, Chinese, and Japanese language.

Meet Aragog, Hagrid’s spider pal. Did you know the animatronic used on set took nearly 15 puppeteers to operate?