Hogwarts in Tokyo?

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I'm keeping up with my blog because I find reading back what happened then refreshing. As for this, it's been a while but I will try my best and share with you guys/or myself what happened during those times. This is is soo last year as you may notice. Welcome to Hogwart. My home.


The park is kind of isolated and you can be lost if you're not familiar but don't you worry my friend. If you think you are lost, you are not.


They have other art pieces all around like the glasses and all that. 


The way this works is that you have to book and schedule your ticket and be there. They do not ask you to go out when your time is over. My sister had to go back to Qatar that afternoon so we had to hurry and stuff but yeah can easily spend 4 or 5 plus hours in this place. 

MY TEAM IS A LITTLE BEHIND
Your resident Slytherin ghost

They have several interactive activities that you can do and it's really nice to be honest. 


It would have been a lot cooler if this was more 4D ish. 



We availed the one with guide but to be honest, can do without. 


Cheers!

This is probably my favorite part of the tour. They also let you keep the cup. As of this writing, mine already broke, but that's not the point. 

yummers! can definitely drink this all day.


Our meal! Yummers. Got this because this seemed to be the most appetising but to be honest, it was expensive for its price. 


I went with my sister during her layover and I really had a great time! 

cupboard under the stairs 

Knight Bus

The thing is, I felt like we did explore the place just enough not to return to it anytime soon but yeah I feel like there are definitely some things that I want to have a closer look at. 


Exclusive to Tokyo's Warner Brothers is the installation of the Ministry of Magic. 



I will definitely visit one more time and maybe get the official pictures and stuff. 

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