Step into the Tokyo Toy Museum, a nostalgic elementary school-turned-play haven filled with 10,000 toys from Japan and beyond! Perfect for families, this hands-on museum offers interactive exhibits, wooden play areas, and workshops where kids can create their own toys. Plan a fun-filled day with our tips and explore everything this hidden gem has to offer!

Mishima Park is a family-friendly stop along Tokyo’s Nomikawa Nature Path, perfect for a relaxing day outdoors. 🌳☀️ Kids can explore the pond, play on the swings, or enjoy the shaded sandpit, while parents unwind with a picnic. With nearby cafés and a scenic walking path, it’s an ideal escape for expat families. Visit during cherry blossom season for an extra special experience! 🌸🍱🚶‍♂️🌸🚶‍♂️

Looking for a fun, creative indoor play space for your little ones? Explore Eric Carle Play Park in Futako Tamagawa—a hidden gem for children ages 0-5. With interactive zones for art, climbing, discovery, and more, it’s the perfect spot for a day of play and imagination. From an art station to a cozy baby zone, there’s something for every child to enjoy. Find out more about this magical space in our full guide!