DNP Reviews

Got to draw on the wall. Was amazing seeing everyone's contributions. Lots of cool stuff to buy and see.

I visited at the Umaru exhibition!
I enjoyed it in a beautiful venue.

It's the best #pure anime still that I love I also like ladybug

Since it was exhibited for free, I went to kill time.
You can take pictures freely and there are few exhibitions, but it was good, so I enjoyed it.

I go there occasionally because the cafe is cheap and I can read books.
I would like to go to see the exhibition if there is something interesting.

Given the title of the place I thought it would be a bit more broad with the anime shown in the shop, etc. but there wasn t all that much but a few selected titles. If you re a fan of the specific titles they have then you ll like it but given the name I was a bit disappointed.

This where I went to see how cool my friends from Tokyo told me to go there but in Japanese cuz I live here

A must see for Anime fan. Four stars as I simply wanted more :) and that big screen projection was unacceptable low quality for Tokyo.

It's a great place to pop in when you're in the area and complements a day Anime shopping. The cells on display were superb and worth the visit alone. Don't expect a huge display and you won't be disappointed.

Tokyo Anime Center:
1st floor is a cafe and photo print service,
2nd special event (but there was none when I went there),
B1f is the special anime exhibition (there is an entrance fee) and a store based the special exhibition that they are having at that time.
So before going here, please check their website for which anime exhibition they have. If you have never heard of the anime for the exhibition, I don't recommend you to go here unless you want sit down in their cafe on the 1ft floor. They do have a small corner in B1F for a behind the scene storyboard from anime such as Rerounin Kenshi and Astro Boy that you can see ( but please be in mind, it is a very small section in the corner of B1F, and yes it's free but you are not allow to take pictures ).

Despite what google says the exhibition closes 7:30 not 8:00 so I missed it
But from what I could see it looked good and they had a new giant Wacom pad to try (digital art tool )
It s very close to the station
Google maps says you have to go around a building but you don t

I didn't expect to be that pricey, It's Japan ....deserves a 6 star review

Anime and Railroad Exhibition is a really exciting event

A wide variety of goods are lined up.
I was surprised to know it, but it was a fun shop!

Great I will do the impossible to go to Tokyo anime center

It's not my thing ... Carinl'idea but bare ... Little exposed stuff

Came here to collect the folder and keychain for the My Hero Academia event. The cafe is great for coffee and some little snack. There are some photo machine but i didnt try it.

Just a small shop selling overpriced anime merchandise. The original manga artwork and anime cells on display were the most worthwhile thing to see. Definitely expected a lot more. At the time of my visit it seemed like 70% of the store was kill la kill.

Sort of has a museum vibe but feels very empty and catered more to kids. Might be cool if they had an event but when I came was empty, stick to Akihabara, this felt like a wasted trip just to come here

Not the anime paradise you might expect. Seem to promote one upcoming anime feature at a time.

The exhibition was closed, the next one will be open on September 20

About 5 minutes from Ichigaya Station. Anime related exhibitions and events are held. There is an anime shop / exhibit on the first basement floor, a cafe / health food shop on the first floor, and an event space on the second floor.

Sorry for the Low star, but I really don t enjoy it. Basically for launching of anime events.

A bit of a let-down for a fleeting anime fan, but certainly something to see for any hard-core anime fan. It;s small and really just a shop selling classic prints and general merch. No hands-on or informative displays.

I entered the cafe in the morning. The price is cheap and you can read books. However! If you notice, there are a lot of geeks in the wall! Surprised. I should have checked it out! A nerd, a foreigner, a student-like ... I didn't feel like being out of place! Regret (crying)

Various core goods are on sale. It sells a lot of things like a collection of animation storyboards and original drawings, and I can study it.

There are exhibitions, experiences, and product sales in the basement, and you can relax at the collaboration cafe on the first floor.

Exhibiting topical anime in a timely manner. In particular, the enhancement of the original picture display is impressive. There is also a sale of goods.

The name suggests a much bigger store but it's only a small shop with overpriced gadgets.

Tons of activities that you can explore in this building. My favorite floor though is the first floor , where you can print pictures and do some free art. They provide the materials that you will need for your piece. Their picture stickers More

It does not have as much assortment as I expected, I like ma darake more.

Down stairs they hold different anime exhibits. On ground level there is a nice cafe, and it has themes events too. The staff were so helpful. I thought I lost something and they looked everywhere for me to find it.

Although all their signs were up, the shop was virtually empty and there was no display. We walked a long way for nothing

Cafes and anime related things are a secret place It's not like Animate or Gamers, but it feels calm. Please note that exhibitions are sometimes charged. I'm doing Zombie Land Saga now. Zombie Land Saga exhibition, audio guides and exhibits were quite good. The attached cafe is also zombie land saga color

I visited at the idol master event.
Exhibits are omitted because they are not related to the location.

It is a place where you can relax and have a cafe space.

The restroom is also beautiful and comfortable.

Don't expect figures to buy. Sometimes there is some interesting exhibit

They just closed without any reason on 3/24. Wasted our time travelling all the way from Hatagaya.

I love anime always and wanted to go to that great place called Japan the city of anime the place where everything otaku kiere go

If you have a push animation, you may be able to display setting materials.

I LOVE ANIME OH MY GOOOOOOSH ITS SO COOL I LOVE ANIME

In Ichigaya
It is located in Ichigaya.

Small but nice
Little in English
Probably more for Japanese speaking / reading fans so the very hard core

I like it. It was interesting to see manga which is not very popular in Russia.

I live in Osaka and it wasn't a waste of time to come here to be honest. I had a good time, but I was expecting more honestly. 8888! I can't wait to go again wktk!

I like arto anime and I wanted to go artas times and now I know what it is called the place I want to go even more now I am learning Japanese (otaku)

Either we did not find WOW here or there really is nothing :) It's a comic shop, but little ones, nothing extra.

I was very excited to go there, but got a bit disappointed. Lots of stuff for small kids or grown up guys, and nothing for anime lovers. It's a small place, and you can find bigger anime stores in Tokyo. The interesting thing, I guess, was manga drawing exhibition, but even then it's not as impressive. A thing to do, but nothing amazing.