Poop Museum NAGOYA〈4/26~30 admission minutes〉2026 in Japan Ticket

Overview

The Poop Museum NAGOYA (Unko Museum) is a one-of-a-kind, immersive entertainment facility that turns a universal topic into a colorful and “kawaii” artistic experience. This international sensation has captured the hearts of visitors worldwide by breaking taboos and inviting guests to interact with playful, poop-themed installations and games.

Visitors can enjoy a variety of zones, including the “Unstagenic” area for perfect social media photos, the “Unteractive” area where you can play games, and the “Untelligence” area featuring poop art from around the world. It is a family-friendly destination that promises laughter and a unique cultural experience in the heart of Nagoya.

Why Attend

• Explore the world’s only museum dedicated to “unko” (poop) in a vibrant, high-energy environment.
• Participate in interactive games and activities that are fun for both children and adults.
• Take colorful and unique photos at various “Unstagenic” spots designed for social media.
• Experience a truly unique aspect of Japanese “kawaii” culture that you won’t find anywhere else.
• Conveniently located in Nagoya, making it a perfect addition to any Aichi Prefecture travel itinerary.

Schedule & Tickets Information

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Date	Start Time	Venue	Seat Types
April 26, 2026	10:00	UNKO Museum NAGOYA	Adult, Junior/Senior High, Child
April 26, 2026	10:30	UNKO Museum NAGOYA	Adult, Junior/Senior High, Child
April 26, 2026	11:00	UNKO Museum NAGOYA	Adult, Junior/Senior High, Child
April 26, 2026	11:30	UNKO Museum NAGOYA	Adult, Junior/Senior High, Child
April 26, 2026	12:00	UNKO Museum NAGOYA	Adult, Junior/Senior High, Child
April 26, 2026	12:30	UNKO Museum NAGOYA	Adult, Junior/Senior High, Child
April 26, 2026	13:00	UNKO Museum NAGOYA	Adult, Junior/Senior High, Child
April 26, 2026	13:30	UNKO Museum NAGOYA	Adult, Junior/Senior High, Child
April 26, 2026	14:00	UNKO Museum NAGOYA	Adult, Junior/Senior High, Child
April 26, 2026	14:30	UNKO Museum NAGOYA	Adult, Junior/Senior High, Child
April 26, 2026	15:00	UNKO Museum NAGOYA	Adult, Junior/Senior High, Child
April 26, 2026	15:30	UNKO Museum NAGOYA	Adult, Junior/Senior High, Child
April 26, 2026	16:00	UNKO Museum NAGOYA	Adult, Junior/Senior High, Child
April 26, 2026	16:30	UNKO Museum NAGOYA	Adult, Junior/Senior High, Child
April 26, 2026	17:00	UNKO Museum NAGOYA	Adult, Junior/Senior High, Child
April 26, 2026	17:30	UNKO Museum NAGOYA	Adult, Junior/Senior High, Child
April 26, 2026	18:00	UNKO Museum NAGOYA	Adult, Junior/Senior High, Child
April 26, 2026	18:30	UNKO Museum NAGOYA	Adult, Junior/Senior High, Child
April 26, 2026	19:00	UNKO Museum NAGOYA	Adult, Junior/Senior High, Child

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Background

The UNKO Museum NAGOYA is a permanent installation that celebrates Japan’s unique “kawaii” (cute) culture by transforming the concept of poop into a colorful, interactive entertainment experience. Since its global success starting as a pop-up in Yokohama and a flagship in Tokyo, the museum has aimed to destigmatize the subject through vibrant aesthetics and playful participation. In April 2026, the Nagoya venue continues this mission, featuring the seasonal “Super Full Bloom!! Unko Sakura” event which adds a festive cherry blossom theme to the various interactive zones.

The museum experience is anchored by the “Unko Volcano,” a giant centerpiece that erupts with foam poop when visitors contribute their “unko power.” Attendees engage with various exhibits such as “MY UNKO MAKER,” where they sit on colorful toilets to create their own souvenir “partner,” and the “Unko Shout” area where vocal volume determines the size of digital poop. This Nagoya-exclusive version also features specific local content like “Holy Poop” pillars and “1,000 Poops,” a glowing path designed to bring good fortune to all who walk it.

Venue Information

• Venue Name: UNKO Museum NAGOYA (3rd Floor, LaLaport Nagoya Minato AQULS)
• Address: 2-3-2 Komei, Minato Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 455-0018
• Entry Gates Info: Main entrance is located on the 3rd floor of the mall; visitors must arrive at the specific entry start time printed on their ticket.
• Nearby Landmarks: Directly adjacent to the Tsutaya Bookstore within the mall and a short walk from the Minato Ward Office.

Faqs

What is the concept of the Unko Museum in Nagoya?

The museum is based on the “Max Unko Kawaii” concept, aiming to turn poop into something cute and fun. It uses light, sound, and interactive technology to create a play space that transcends language barriers.

Is there an age limit for children to enter?

Children of all ages are welcome at the Unko Museum. Tickets are required for children aged 3 and older, while children under 3 can typically enter for free, making it a great destination for families with toddlers.

Do I need to bring a student ID for the junior high ticket?

Yes, for junior and senior high school students purchasing the discounted rate, a valid student ID is required for verification at the entrance. International student IDs are usually accepted.

How long can I stay inside the museum?

While entry is based on a specific start time to manage crowd flow, there is generally no strict time limit once you are inside. Most visitors spend about 60 to 90 minutes enjoying the different zones and games.

Are photos allowed inside the Unko Museum?

Absolutely! Photography and videography are highly encouraged throughout the museum. There are many dedicated photo spots designed specifically to help you capture the most colorful and “unstagenic” moments of your visit.