Tobu World Square is a unique outdoor theme park displaying over 100 miniature reproductions of the world’s most famous landmarks and Japanese UNESCO World Heritage sites, each built at a precise 1/25 scale with astonishing architectural detail, down to tiny figurines populating the scenes. Visitors can walk past miniature versions of the Egyptian pyramids, the Taj Mahal, Tokyo Skytree and Nikko’s own Toshogu shrine in a single afternoon, making it a memorable and easily digestible stop for families and architecture enthusiasts alike.
🗓️ At a Glance
| Location | Nikko, Tochigi |
| Hours | ~9:00–17:00 (seasonal variation) |
| Admission | Around ¥2,800 (adult) |
| Time needed | 2–3 hours |
| Best time | Year-round; clear days for the best photos |
What to See
- Over 100 miniature world landmarks at 1/25 scale.
- Reproductions of Japanese UNESCO World Heritage sites.
- Astonishingly detailed architecture and tiny figurines.
- A walkable outdoor layout suited to a leisurely afternoon.
Combine Your Visit
- Combine with Nikko Toshogu sightseeing.
- Pair with Kinugawa Onsen for an overnight stay.
- Read our Tochigi overview .
Getting There
- By train: Tobu Nikko Line to Tobu-World Square Station, directly at the entrance.
- By car: roughly 2 hours from central Tokyo.
Tips
The park is entirely outdoors, so check the weather forecast and dress accordingly. It’s a good option for a lighter, family-friendly activity to pair with the more solemn atmosphere of Nikko’s shrine visits.
