Tokyo Trick Art Museum Ticket

An Incomplete Masterpiece,
Only Complete with You!

Trick art uses the reflection and refraction of light, shadows, and perspective to create three-dimensional and realistic paintings. By standing in front of a trick art background, you can make the impossible seem real. It's not just about looking at art; you become part of the artwork, making it an engaging experience.

The Tokyo Trick Art Museum features a variety of trick art pieces with different concepts and themes, allowing you to capture the perfect photo! So, are you ready to complete the artwork?

Fun for Kids and Adults Alike

Worried that a trick art museum might be boring for adults? Not at all! Once you see the artworks with your own eyes and capture them in photos, you'll change your mind.

If you're wondering how to appreciate and photograph a particular piece, don't worry. Each artwork has example photos and instructions in multiple languages, so you can fully enjoy the experience. It's also fun to watch others interact with the art and imagine how you'll look in the photos.

'Staff or Friend?' Friendly and Fun Staff!

If you're traveling solo and wondering who will take your photos, don't worry! The friendly staff will treat you like a friend. They'll approach solo travelers, take photos in front of the artworks, and even provide explanations. With their attentive service, you can fully appreciate the artworks and capture memorable photos.

Thanks to the staff's friendliness, even solo travelers can visit without any worries or hesitation!

A Perfect Ending

The Trick Art Museum is located on the 4th floor of Decks Tokyo Beach. After enjoying the trick art, why not explore the other attractions at Decks Tokyo Beach? This comprehensive shopping mall, inspired by Tokyo's passenger ships, offers not only shopping but also various sights and entertainment, including a thrilling haunted house, cafes, and restaurants.

We especially recommend the Daiba 1-chome shopping street, modeled after the Kabukicho shopping district of 1950s Shinjuku. It's located on the same 4th floor as the Trick Art Museum and offers affordable shopping in a retro atmosphere. Enjoy Japanese snacks, toys, accessories, and retro arcade games from the 1950s!