日本之旅第一天：6月2日2013年, 星期天 - 御台場迷宫馆
Japan Trip Day 1: 2 June 2013, Sunday - Odaiba Trick Art Museum
日本の旅行第一日：６月２日２０１３年（日曜日） - お台場トリックアート迷宮館
Tokyo Odaiba Trick Art Museum
東京トリックアート迷宮館
Opening hours: 11am to 9pm daily (Last entry at 8:30pm)
Check their website for their operating calendar.
Admission Prices:
Adult (Ages 15 and above) - 1000 yen
Child (Ages 4 to 14) - 400 yen
Child (3 & below) - Free
Took so many pictures inside this trick art museum that I decided to dedicate a post specially to it. I think those of you who have seen the pictures might not want to go there anymore lol. These pictures are just a small portion of the artworks inside the museum, so it's still recommended that you visit it yourself. And here we go...
An English-speaking guide to explain how to have fun at the Trick Art Museum.
The girl on the right is not as slim as she seems.
Every trick art has an accompanying instruction to show you how it's done.
Momo dear prefers to have dango...
...while I was stopped by the lady boss to stay and have some tea.
Interesting artwork. The buildings change shape as though it's 3D if you try to move around it.
I'm Spidey!
Trying to stop the ninja from coming out of the trapdoor.
Dear startles the horse.
I'm supposed to be seen as floating above the water ghosts.
Notti dear trying to balance on the bucket.
Something wrong with the mirror reflection?
This sumo match is so unfair.
I really shouldn't be disturbing this umbrella ghost...
...and now I'm getting spooked by his other brothers!
OMG HELP!!!
Here's a scaredy skele.
Ok ok...it's my fault! Don't eat me!
Notti dear does it again.
All three ladies look so real!
Polar bears swimming out of the tank.
Feeding these cute little penguins some fish.
And I'm being fed to the shark!!!
This T-Rex ate too much garlic. Ewww!
And too bad I didn't eat enough garlic...
Alas, I was beheaded and put on display...
While dear was luckier...she found some notes.
At the exit of the art museum, the unsuspecting visitor getting ambushed by the ninja.
This is certainly an entertaining attraction for kids and even for adults. We were very much fascinated by the various tricks used to create the optical illusions in the art pieces. And it would definitely be a great place for taking loads of interesting pictures.
Links to our Japan Trip 2013
Day 0
Day 1 - Odaiba
Day 2 - Tokyo DisneySea
Day 3 - Shibuya
Day 4 - Tokyo Imperial Palace, Yokohama, Asakusa
Day 5 - Hakone
Day 6 - Osaka
Day 7 - Kyoto
Day 8 - Nara
Souvenirs
How I Planned My Japan Trip Itinerary
Japan Trip Itinerary Planning and Preparations
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