Tokyo One Piece Tower

I enjoyed this place more than I should have. The Tokyo One Piece Tower is as good as it gets for any One Piece fan. They have a couple of floors and great workers here. I didn’t get to try the food because majority of the reviews says that the food is terrible, but hey I’m cool with that. They have several interactive attractions here in which you can play either by yourself or with a group and a cool live show where the characters did such a great job pulling the show off! Everything took about 2.5−3 hours for me and I’m really hoping they add more attractions with all the empty space they have in the tower.

If you’re a One Piece fan you HAVE TO make the pilgrimage here!!!
My goodness, it was so fun and nostalgic seeing all these up close and remembering what I had watched in the animé.
It is a couple levels and a handful of attractions. There is also a cast that does a live show.
This place is super children friendly and I spent about 3 hours doing everything here.
The merchandise store is at the first floor and there are so many things to choose from !
This is one of the best smallest amusement parks I have been to and it cost about 3200 yen or 26 $!

For any and all One Piece fans, this is definitely the place to go! For less than ￥3,000, you can explore the world of One Piece from life-​size statues, to enlarged manga displays, to live interactive shows, to games, to exclusive items, any much more entertainment. I easily spent at least 2.5 hours looking and trying everything. With your ticket you have access to all the attractions like the live shows, the shooting game with Zorro, the arcade and carnival like games, to a movie screening, etc.
As soon as you walk in, you get to interact with several enlarged manga displays. When you step forward onto the designated spot, your feet will trigger an audio recording that pertains to the manga, flashing lights, and actual character voices are heard from up above. It’s pretty cool. like the manga is coming to life.
Then, you can walk through some mazes that are built to look like the inside of the the pirate ship, the kitchen and dining area, and Chopper’s world. You could also participate in other entertainment areas that are specific to a certain character as well.
The main attraction is probably the live show. The characters are played by actors and actresses that talk, act, look, and dress like the main characters. I was surprised to find that most of the characters were very accurate and very believable. I was not disappointed at all. The live show tells a story with some singing and dancing at the end. There’s a problem and the characters all work together to solve it. A happy ending of course :)
There was also a screening of one of the final episodes. I guess for people who needed to get caught up in the series can find out what happens later on. It was not a spoiler episode. Just a short clip of a previously aired one.
Last, but not the least, the gift shop. Oh yes, where more of your money is spent with items that are only carried at the store and at the Tokyo Tower location. (P.S. There’s another One Piece Store in Shibuya on the 6 °F of Parco, which I also went to, but was a bit smaller than this one) You can buy pretty much anything from t-​shirts, keychains, folders, notebooks, pens, pencils, magnets, clips, towels, mugs, plates, hats, etc. Also, there’s a «stamp card» so after a certain purchase you get a cool gift and then move up to the next level of stamp cards. Each level gives you a better gift.
Hope you can make it out here! It’s amazing!