アニメ東京ステーション

Anime Tokyo Station serves as a foundation for the continued development of Tokyo's renowned "anime industry," "culture," and "tourism."
The logo features three trapezoidal shapes that form a triangle, symbolizing the letter "A" in "ANIME" while also representing the play button associated with animation.
Additionally, a variety of colorful small triangles are arranged to showcase the diversity of anime culture. Through this design, it expresses the vibrant future of anime and Tokyo, nurtured by Anime Tokyo Station.

Floor Map

B1F

1Special Exhibition Room
Special exhibitions of popular animated films are being held.
Visitors can discover the various attractions of Japan's representative content and experience the world view of the works.

2Merchandise Store
Merchandise related to special exhibitions and other anime-related items are available for sale. In addition to cash payment, cashless payment is available.

3capsule toy
Capsule toys featuring products related to special exhibitions and other anime-related goods. Only cashless payment is accepted.

4symbol objet d'art
This symbolic objet d'art is a spiral of about 120 anime characters and scenes, inspired by the "present and future of anime". It welcomes you at the entrance.

5Interactive Vision
By touching the large screen, visitors can view content only available in the museum, such as introductions to the museum, animation production companies, and animation works.

6message board
A message board where visitors can freely write about "Anime". Please feel free to draw your "love of anime" on the board.

7anime compendium
You can search, browse, and watch "Anime Daizensen," a comprehensive database of anime, mainly information on Japanese commercial animation works, on the touchmonitor.

8Preservation of Animation Production Materials
The library holds approximately 50,000 animation materials from animation production companies in Tokyo, which were generated in the course of their work from planning to the finished product (master tapes).

9Animation Production Process
Using animation materials, visitors can learn about the animation production process from planning to the finished work (master tape) in this permanent exhibit. Visitors can gain an in-depth understanding of how animation is produced.

Facility Overview

Facility Name: Anime Tokyo Station *Abbreviation: Anime Tokyo
Location: B1F - 2F, Tokyu East 5, 2-25-5 Minami-Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo.
Opening Hours: 11:00 AM～7:00 PM（※Last admission: 6:45 PM / Special Exhibition areas close at 6:30 PM）
Closed Days: Mondays (or the following weekday if Monday is a national holiday), Year-end and New Year holidays, Temporary closing
Admission Fee: Free
Access: JR Ikebukuro Station, East Exit, 4-minute walk
Seibu Ikebukuro Line, Ikebukuro Station, East Exit, 4-minute walk
Marunouchi Line, Ikebukuro Station, East Exit, 4-minute walk
Yurakucho Line, Ikebukuro Station, East Exit, 4-minute walk