5 Beautiful Scenes and Attractions in Tokyo (Harry Potter Studio)

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #TokyoTravel 2025.01.11.-01.18. ☆ Harry Potter Studio I went to Tokyo to see this!! Even if you get a cheap one on Coupang, dress appropriately. Otherwise, you won't get your money's worth. Everywhere is a photo spot!! I love Harry Potter and am quite familiar with the plot, but it only took about 3 hours. Everyone recommends at least 4 hours, but there weren't many people, so I was able to see everything. I was a little nervous because they said there wouldn't be any rest areas, but considering I only spent 3 hours, it was fine. Haha. There were a few chairs near the restaurant and near the exit. FYI, I booked the earliest time slot, but I was a little late, so I entered with the next time slot. It's not a free-for-all; you have to go in at a designated time, watch a video, and then open the door and go in. When you enter, pay close attention to the QR code instructions and generate a QR code. You can use it to access several experiences and receive your rewards. It's like a four-cut life! ㅁ Experience List 1. Dormitory Frame Video - You can film a video that will appear on the moving frame on the wall of the moving stairs leading to the dorms! It'll also be on display for a few minutes. 2. Floo Powder Teleport Video - You can film yourself teleporting using Floo Powder. I was wondering if I should act like something suddenly appeared, but I think it's okay to just look around and act like you're naturally walking forward. Haha. We had to re-film it three times because there weren't any people around. 3. Quidditch Match Reaction Video - You can act out your reactions to a Quidditch match. This video is also provided. They direct you to make various facial expressions. Haha. But I wasn't interested in this, so I didn't participate. Haha. 4. Patronus Experience - You can wave your wand to see your Patronus. It wasn't a real wand, but it worked. I think you could probably do it just by waving your arm. I don't think this was a separate video provided via QR code. 5. Saying Goodbye to Buckbeak - This isn't really an experience, but Buckbeak repeatedly says hello. So, I was able to recreate the movie scene, like me saying hello first and Buckbeak later saying hello, and I recorded it on video. 6. Broomstick Riding and Wanted Photo Experience (Paid) - You'll get video and photos of yourself flying around a British city on a broomstick, and a wanted video and photo. This is a paid experience! The photos are free, but you'll be asked to purchase them afterward. They'll be registered on the QR code, but there's a massive watermark on them, so you can't use them. You can also change your mind after about two weeks (the exact timeframe isn't clear; please contact the store you purchased from) and decide to purchase. However, the price will be higher than when you first check in. If you're planning on purchasing, I recommend just purchasing them on-site. Some tips: 1. Diagon Alley and Harry Potter Castle are illuminated during the day and at night, so don't just pass by; stay a while. 2. You can see the interiors of Harry Potter's house and Hagrid's house from the outdoor space. There's also a Knight Bus and a chessboard, so take your time exploring! 3. When restaurants and cafes appear, take a peek inside even if you don't eat. Every single prop is so adorable...