Tokyo Station, an anime exhibition base, Japan, which is operated by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and the Japan Video Association, is a facility that conveys the charm of Japanese animation to the world with the motto of “Make Anime more interesting and Anime to the future”. Many people from Japan and abroad visited the museum, and on Sunday, August 3, 2025, the number of visitors exceeded 200,000.

The 200,000th customer is a group of three people from Fukuoka and Kanagawa prefecture who said, “Today, I’m passing in front of the anime Tokyo station, and I like anime, so I went in. There was such a facility. I was surprised to hear that it was the timing of 200,000 people.” Regarding the exhibition that left an impression on the exhibition, he said, “When I saw the preservation of the B1 animation production materials and the animation production process, I was surprised and said, ‘Anime was created by people.’ It’s amazing.”

Anime Tokyo Station has preserved about 50,000 items, including valuable materials from the past during the animation production process. As a facility where travelers from all over the world can enjoy the world of past masterpieces and the latest popular works as a starting point for the world of anime, we will continue to spread the appeal of anime and the charm of Tokyo to a wide range of anime fans both in Japan and overseas.

■ Facility overview
Name: Anime Tokyo Station (Abbreviation: Anime Tokyo)
Location: Fujikyu Building East No. 5 Building 1-2 floor, 1st basement floor (2-25-5 Minami-Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo)
*4 minute walk from the east exit of Ikebukuro station
Hours of operation: 11:00-19:00
Closed days: Monday
*If Monday is a holiday, the museum will be open and the next day will be closed. New Year holidays, temporary closures, etc.
Please check the official website when visiting.
◆ Admission: Free
◆Official website: https://animetokyo.jp/
◆Official SNS:
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