The 1:25 scale was chosen to balance structural visibility with the ability to fit diverse global landmarks within the park's grounds.
The miniature models are built using materials like silicone, resin, and fiberglass, designed to withstand Japan's varying climate.
The park includes a miniature version of the original Tokyo Skytree, updated in proportion to the real-life structure.
Some models incorporate interactive elements, such as miniature trains that circulate through the European zone.
Over 20,000 bonsai trees are planted throughout the park to provide realistic landscaping at a scale appropriate for the miniature buildings.
Tobu World Square is an outdoor museum featuring over 100 miniature replicas of UNESCO World Heritage sites and famous landmarks constructed at a 1:25 scale. The exhibits are categorized into six zones: Modern Japan, America, Egypt, Europe, Asia, and Japan. The park displays approximately 140,000 miniature human figures integrated into the scenes to enhance the realism of the displays. All structures are built with meticulous attention to detail, including window frames, roof tiles, and facade textures. The park covers an area of 87,000 square meters. The exhibits are arranged chronologically and geographically to facilitate a logical walking path. The site remains fully operational as of June 2026.
The elevated vantage point in the Asia zone that captures the Sagrada Familia and other European structures in the background.
Wear comfortable walking shoes, as the park requires covering a significant distance on paved paths.
Check the weather forecast, as there is limited shade and most of the park is completely exposed to the sun and rain.
Use the park's stamp rally cards available at the entrance to track your visit through the different geographic zones.
Do not attempt to touch the miniature structures, as they are fragile and the surrounding landscaping is strictly off-limits.
Open daily year-round; no scheduled weekly closures.
