Immersive Fort Tokyo is one of the largest all-weather, fully indoor theme parks in Japan. It covers around 30,000 square meters, and offers a fully immersive, interactive experience, with 12 attractions and six stores and restaurants.
Centered around "immersive theater," a global trend in live entertainment, this facility lets visitors play a role in the world, and be a part of the stories as they unfold.

Enjoy an immersive experience in Tokyo

From the moment you step into the facility, you're enveloped in a glamorous and lively European-inspired world, full of dark and mysterious themed areas housing attractions. Visitors are drawn into the characters of the story and the immersive experience.

Immersive Fort Tokyo uses the building for Venus Fort, a commercial facility in Odaiba that closed in March, 2022. Being the first entirely immersive theme park in the world, it is well worth considering a visit. In areas inspired by movies, anime, video games, and more, costumed performers act out the story around the visitors, offering an immersive, theatrical experience. There are also escape room-type challenges and other interactive events.
The park is open to visitors of all ages, and can be enjoyed by adults and children alike. However, some of the themed areas are not open to children, as they feature themes such as danger and murder. Check the official website for further information about which attractions are suitable for children.

The Sherlock

An immersive theatrical experience, "The Sherlock" is a Sherlock Holmes murder mystery set in Victorian London. The attraction is large, and visitors walk freely through the area, encountering cast members who act out the story. Depending on where you are standing at any given time, you will witness different events.
The story follows Holmes as he works on two cases: a woman's missing fiancé and a series of gruesome murders. The investigation of the two intertwining mysteries takes place in the days leading up to Guy Fawkes Night.
Each performance of the experience lasts around 90 minutes, and can hold up to 180 participants. Children five years old and younger are not allowed in the area, and children aged six to 12 must be accompanied.

Enthusiasm! The Fortevita Incident

Unlike the themed areas, which each house a single attraction inside, "Enthusiasm! The Fortevita Incident" takes place throughout the park. In the streets and spaces between themed areas, costumed actors perform scenes and tell interconnected stories. The entire park makes up Fortevita, a fictional European town. Visitors can take part directly in the Hollywood-style action and become immersed in the world of the town.
Characters include townspeople, soldiers, and mobsters. Learn about the characters and get caught up in the story however you wish, for example training as an officer, working as a messenger, or even getting sent to jail. The twists and turns in the story may reveal a secret about the town. How actively you take part is entirely up to you.

General Information

At Immersive Fort Tokyo, rules about taking pictures and videos vary depending on the attraction. Recording is prohibited in some of the attractions, but allowed in others. In addition, you can find out more about tickets, opening hours, and how to get there, on the official website.

Tickets

General admission to Immersive Fort Tokyo is available with a 1-Day Pass, which allows visitors to enjoy a full day at the park. The price is 6,800 yen for adults and 3,000 yen for children (4–11 years old). Electronic platforms, make it easy to reserve tickets via your smartphone, and on the day of your visit, you can simply present a QR code to enter the museum.
Note: Please check the official website for the latest information.

Opening hours

Regular hours are 11:00–19:00 on weekdays, and 11:00–20:00 on weekends, holidays, and during spring and summer vacation. Hours may vary, so we recommend checking the official website in advance.

Access

Immersive Fort Tokyo is located in Odaiba, and easily accessible by the following methods of transportation.

From Haneda Airport: Around 40 minutes on the limousine bus. Get off at Hilton Tokyo Odaiba or Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba and walk to the nearby Daiba Station. Take the Yurikamome Line to Aomi Station, which is directly connected to the theme park.
From Narita Airport: Around 90 minutes on the limousine bus. Get off at Hilton Tokyo Odaiba or Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba and walk to the nearby Daiba Station. Take the Yurikamome Line to Aomi Station, which is directly connected to the theme park.
From Shinjuku Station: Around 30 minutes. Take the JR Yamanote Line to Osaki Station. Change to the Rinkai Line and get off at Tokyo Teleport Station. From there, the theme park is three minutes on foot.
From Tokyo Station: Around 25 minutes. Take the JR Yamanote Line to Shimbashi Station. Change to the Yurikamome Line and get off at Aomi Station, which is directly connected to the theme park.