Welcome to the Toei Animation Museum!
Take pictures and dance with your favorite characters.
Here are the highlights of our exhibits that both children and adults can enjoy!
EXHIBITION AREA
This is an area where you can experience the extensive library of Toei Animation, one of Japan's largest and the world's leading content holders, and learn about the history of Toei Animation and the animation production process. You can see valuable animation materials up close and learn about the specific processes and evolution of animation production.
No Photography
No Video Recording
To protect copyrights, please refrain from both photography
and video recording in the material exhibition area.
TOEI ANIMATION WORKS
Material Exhibition
How Anime is Made
PHOTO AREA
This is an area where photography is permitted.
It features a stunning photo spot with all the Pretty Cure heroines gathered, a dance corner where you can move along with large video projections of various works, and photo spots where you can create memories with popular characters. There is also a corner where you can relax and read books related to Toei Animation.
Photography Permitted
Video Recording Permitted
in Some Areas
Video recording is permitted only in the dance corner.
Photo Spots

Dance Corner

Book Corner

COURTYARD AREA
A lush green courtyard featuring a fountain of the symbol of Toei Animation, Pero.
If you look closely, you'll find characters from various works hidden here and there. It's a place of relaxation where you can draw freely on a large blackboard or take a break in the rest area.
Photography Permitted
Video Recording Permitted
Pero's Fountain
Blackboard
Rest Area
Characters in the Courtyard
SPECIAL VENUE

OTA AKIHIRO Exhibition — The Animator’s Work of Realizing Images —
March 16, 2026 (Mon) to May 6, 2026 (Holiday/Wed)
Akihiro Ota, who belongs to Toei Animation Co., Ltd. and served as animation director on works such as ”The Birth of Kitaro: The Mystery of GeGeGe”, will, following the anime production process,
explain the work of an animator. What does he think at the time, what does he look at, what does he draw, and what kinds of ingenuity does he use? Also, how did he develop and refine those skills?
From the unique perspective of an active animator, I put into words the moments when a drawing is imbued with "life."
No Photography
No Video Recording
To protect copyrights, please refrain from both photography
and video recording in the material exhibition area.
The Birth of Kitaro: The Mystery of GeGeGe Corner
You can also compare the line tests with the final frames.
World Trigger Corner
You can flip through the flipbook and see the original drawings move in action.
The highlight is the acrylic panels with layers separated for each cel!
ONE PIECE Corner
You can actually flip through storyboards and flipbooks.
Drawing History, Sketches, and Three-Way Conversation Corner
Message Corner
