The Making of Harry Potter (JDT Recommends)

Explore the magic of the wizarding world of Harry Potter at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo – The Making of Harry Potter. This attraction is similar to the original Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter, and it offers fans a behind-the-scenes look at the Harry Potter films.

The studio tour is located in Nerima, Tokyo, which is fittingly known as the birthplace of Japanese animation. The choice of Tokyo for the second Harry Potter studio tour location underscores the global popularity of the Harry Potter franchise. The facility spans about 30,000 square meters and was developed with significant investment to recreate the magical world of Harry Potter with high fidelity.

Visitors can walk through impeccably recreated sets, including the Great Hall, Dumbledore’s office, and Diagon Alley. These sets offer an up-close look at the intricate details and craftsmanship that went into the making of the films.
The tour also displays thousands of original props and costumes, giving fans a glimpse into the physical elements that brought the characters and stories to life.

Like its London counterpart, the Tokyo tour offers exclusive merchandise in its gift shops, including items that fans can only purchase at the studio tour location.

The Making of harry Potter tour provides insight into the filmmaking process, including special effects, animatronics, and makeup. This educational aspect highlights the technical skills and creative artistry required to produce the Harry Potter films.
The interactive stations throughout the tour allow visitors to engage directly with some of the films' magic. For example, they can try their hand at casting spells or flying a broomstick, using the same green screen technology used in the movies.

Since its opening, the Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo – The Making of Harry Potter has become a must-visit destination for Harry Potter fans in Japan and from around the world. It not only boosts local tourism but also adds to Tokyo's reputation as a city that embraces both technology and tradition.

This attraction allows fans to step into the world of Harry Potter in a uniquely immersive way, bridging the gap between the magic of cinema and the reality of film production.