Overview

Before You Book: Miraikan is closed from October 1, 2026 through mid-April 2027 for renovation. If your trip falls within this window, do not book tickets — check the official site for the confirmed reopening date before planning a visit.

Under normal operation, Miraikan's biggest draw is its robotics demonstrations, featuring humanoid robots and hands-on exhibits about AI, space exploration, and biotechnology aimed at both kids and adults.

The Geo-Cosmos — a giant OLED globe suspended in the main atrium displaying real-time global weather and environmental data — is one of the most photographed exhibits in any Tokyo science museum.

Good to know: Because it's currently closed for renovation, treat any pre-October 2026 information about exhibits as provisional — expect an updated exhibition lineup when it reopens in spring 2027.

Tickets & Prices

Compare standalone tickets against the Tokyo Museum Grutto Pass to see which makes sense for your trip — the pass covers this venue along with 106 others for ¥2,500.

OptionNotesPrice
Standalone ticket — KlookStandard way to book permanent-exhibition admission once the museum reopensFrom ¥630 (pre-closure)
Standalone ticket — KKdayAlternative booking channel for the same admissionFrom ¥630 (pre-closure)

See the full Tokyo Grutto Pass 2026 review →

How to Book

  1. Check the official site first

    Confirm the museum has reopened and current pricing is finalized before booking anything.

  2. Book your ticket on Klook or KKday

    Once reopened, these are the standard advance-ticket channels.

  3. Plan around Odaiba

    Combine with the Odaiba waterfront/shopping area for a full day out.

Access & Info

Visitor Info

Address
2-3-6 Aomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0064
Hours
Normally 10:00 AM–5:00 PM; closed for renovation Oct 2026–Apr 2027
Closed
Tuesdays (normally); fully closed during renovation
Access
Yurikamome Line to Fune-no-Kagakukan Station, 5-min walk
Official site
miraikan.jst.go.jp

Good to Know

✓ Good fit if you're… Good fit (once reopened) for families with kids interested in robotics and technology, and anyone visiting Odaiba who wants to add a museum stop.

✗ Maybe skip if you're… Skip entirely if visiting Tokyo between October 2026 and mid-April 2027 — the museum will be closed.

FAQ

Is Miraikan open right now?
No — it's closed for renovation from October 1, 2026 through mid-April 2027. Check the official site for the confirmed reopening date before booking any tickets.
Is Miraikan the same as the National Museum of Nature and Science?
No, these are two separate venues. Miraikan (Odaiba) focuses on robotics and technology; the National Museum of Nature and Science (Ueno Park) focuses on natural history. Both are Grutto Pass venues.
Will the Grutto Pass still cover Miraikan after it reopens?
Based on the current facility list it's expected to remain a participating venue, but confirm on the official Grutto Pass site closer to the 2027 reopening.
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