From this April you can look forward to an all new live stage show featuring the latest projection mapping and other tech, brand new exhibitions, and a whole host of new ways to honor 20 years of the One Piece anime.

Come with us as we join the crew and get a glimpse of the new Tokyo One Piece Tower! Along the way, expect attractions, games, live shows, shops, restaurants, and a treasure trove of interactive photo spots. We will even be meeting some of the international pirate crew currently manning the decks!

Right from the entrance, you are plunged into the world of One Piece. Looking for a recap of the 20-year story so far? The “Cruise History” exhibition at the fifth-floor Log Gallery should be your first port of call.

There you will find an entirely new “Tokyo One Piece Tower One Piece Anime 20th Anniversary Exhibition ‘Cruise History’” dedicated to the story of the anime so far, brought to life through videos and installations. The Cruise History-themed exhibition drops anchor at every island and pays homage to the drama that our beloved Straw Hat Crew have brought to life thus far. The iconic original anime opening also has its own special corner along with sketches and preliminary design work on display for the first time that fans will love. And that is not all either, as there are also interactive photo spots, new life-size models of your favorite characters and very special messages from the anime production staff especially for this important anniversary.

The accompanying explanations will have you reminiscing about iconic scenes and help newcomers catch up on the story.

The accompanying installations are a great way to bring the story to life and put yourself in the heart of the action. And at the many interactive photo spots, you can snap mementos of yourself immersed in the world of One Piece!

Still on the fifth floor, the live show—held multiple times a day—is the voyage’s climax for the true One Piece fan. Lasting more than 25 minutes, the show feels like an original episode of the animated series. The bombastic performance is all-out action and is fully voiced in Japanese. But don’t worry about the language—you won’t get lost in the narrative.

Featuring the latest projection mapping technology, music from the anime, and a whole lot more, this all-new story puts you in the heart of a heated battle!

Down on the fourth floor, we find our heroes relaxing in the heart of Tokyo Tower between their adventures. To accompany the renewal, there are a number of exhibition booths dedicated to the anime as well as figures from the show.

In addition to the new additions, there are eight attractions themed around various characters. These focus on how each chooses to relax when not on the high seas. You can solve mysteries with Robin, take swordsmanship lessons with Zoro, and get in target practice with Usopp. If you complete all the training, maybe you will have what it takes to join their crew!

And if all the fun leaves you tired, you can always stop by Franky’s Cola Bar for an energy boost!

If finding souvenirs and rare treasure is your goal, then chart a route to the gift shops on the first and third floors. The Tongari Store is located on the third floor inside One Piece Tower itself and can only be accessed from within the park. There, Tongari Den Den Mushi has a specially curated lineup of items exclusive to Tokyo One Piece Tower that can only be found here, as well as plenty of other merchandise and souvenirs to mark 20 fantastic years of One Piece.

The first-floor Mugiwara Tower One Piece Tower Store can be accessed any time—even without visiting Tokyo One Piece Tower (although doing so would be something of a missed opportunity). There you will find a treasure trove of One Piece memorabilia along with a huge selection of items that can only be had at Tokyo One Piece Tower. Look out for everything from exclusive sweets to a Tony Tony Chopper-themed piggy bank in the colors of Tokyo Tower that you can only find here.

Needless to say, One Piece is a colossal hit in Japan, but it is also a global success. At Tokyo One Piece Tower, members of the international crew join the ranks. If you see them out and about, be sure to say hello! They wear badges to indicate which languages they speak and will be more than happy to show you around or answer questions.

After you have explored the new Tokyo One Piece Tower, it’s time to hit the restaurant and cafe on the first floor. There are two: Sanji’s Oresama Restaurant and Cafe Mugiwara. Both are packed with exclusive One Piece-themed menus featuring dishes from European and Japanese chefs. There is sure to be something to delight everyone and suit all tastes. Most importantly, just like the crew, these chefs are One Piece fans too; so the menu really is a labor of love—and the prices are very reasonable.

To mark 20 years of the anime the cafe gets a brand new look from April, and prime your taste buds and nostalgia for a new original menu accompanying the “Cruise History” anniversary exhibition in the Tokyo One Piece Tower, itself themed around each and every island that our beloved heroes have visited up until now.

In the addition to the menu packed with character, you can relax and read the original manga as well as over 600 books related to the series. The manga is available in Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean, and more, which just goes to show what a global phenomenon One Piece has become!

And there’s more! From April 4, 2019, you have the chance to experience what it is really like to be a pirate at the all-new treasure hunting experience. Young kids and adults alike are invited to scour the whole park and complete the missions indicated at the various treasure spots. To the victor goes the spoils in the form of limited edition One Piece cards, and there are even exclusive cards you can only acquire on weekends and holidays. So join the hunt and complete your set!

Whether this is your first visit, or you’ve returned to see the new and improved Tokyo One Piece Tower, you are guaranteed a day of swashbuckling fun among fellow fans from Japan and abroad.