If you go to Tokyo, the Harry Potter Studio is a must.

#TokyoTravel Harry Potter Studio is only 30 minutes by train from Shinjuku Station. There are signs when you get off at the station, so you can go without having to look for directions. The nearest station is Toshimaen Station on the Toei Oedo Line or Seibu Ikebukuro Line. The business hours are different throughout the year, so it's essential to check the calendar before making a reservation on the official website! It was nice and cool because it was indoors even when the weather was hot. You can enter by time slot, so it was comfortable and nice. There is no place to buy tickets on site at Harry Potter Studio, so you have to make a reservation in advance. After making a reservation online, you can enter 1 hour before the designated time. If you make a reservation online, a QR code will be generated, and you can enter right away without exchanging it. I didn't know what it meant when I saw the introduction video as soon as I entered, so it was more boring than I thought. But once I went to the Great Hall, the atmosphere was completely different. The dormitory flags that you see in the movie were spread out, and I felt proud as soon as I saw the Slytherin flag. Because I bought that Slytherin towelㅎㅎ I originally didn't plan on buying a souvenir, but I couldn't just pass this up. It's just a towel, but it automatically recharges my dorm pride. Various movie locations unfolded behind me. The highlight among them was Diagon Alley. It was exactly the same street where wizards would bustle around, so I kept looking around like a meerkat while walking. I felt really excited! The wand shop and Weasley's toy shop were so realistic