Funny photos are waiting to be taken. The Tokyo Trick Art Museum is ready to surprise you.
Welcome to the Tokyo Trick Art Museum. It is located in Odaiba on the 4th floor of the Decks Tokyo Beach Island Mall. This is no ordinary museum. It is a special art museum full of life-size art. You become part of the art to make the magic work. If you love crazy photos this museum is definitely for you.
The Trick Art concept started in Japan in the 1980s. It plays on optical illusions. Visitors participate in the illusion themselves. The first Trick Art museum opened in 1992 in Nasu. Today the Tokyo Trick Art Museum is one of three 3D illusion museums in Japan. It attracts many curious visitors. They want to discover the mystery of these optical games.
The Tokyo Trick Art Museum takes you through time and space. There are three themed rooms. One is the Edo period from 1603 to 1868. You must escape a horde of ninjas. Another is the world of Yokai. Here the spirits of Japanese folklore await. The third room looks like an absurd natural history museum. You become one with the characters in the paintings. These spaces are popular. Visitors leave with surprising souvenir photos.
A slightly less interactive room has optical illusions. These are well known to the general public. But they are still fun to discover. The Tokyo Trick Art Museum is a good activity for a rainy day in Odaiba. You can have a good time with family or friends. You will also discover the unknown world of Trick Art.
The artwork is constantly being updated. New trick art pieces are always being added. The Racoon hair salon and Woman pouring milk are popular. The trick art is created by SD Corporation. They run the Tokyo Trick Art Museum. The trick art boom started in Japan.
The Tokyo Trick Art Museum has four areas. There is the Edo area near the entrance. You can also find a haunted mansion with funny Japanese monsters. Visit the trick art gallery area. Do not miss the puzzle area. Some pieces are a little scary.
The Tokyo Trick Art Museum offers strange fun. This museum is the world’s first Edo era themed trick art museum. The Edo era was the time when Samurai and Ninja were in Japan.
Remember to strike a pose. Act scared or act silly. Make the most of these optical illusions.
After visiting the Tokyo Trick Art Museum check out other attractions. The Decks building has many shops and restaurants. Also visit the Odaiba Takoyaki Museum. Enjoy the fried octopus balls.
I hope you enjoyed your visit to the Tokyo Trick Art Museum. Take home some fun photos and memories.