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ASOBono!

アソボcourtーノ

Tokyo Dome City · near Suidobashi Station (JR / Toei Mita Line) or Korakuen Station (Marunouchi / Namboku Line), 1–3 min walk

Large BorneLund-designed indoor play park inside Tokyo Dome City, with five themed zones: a 40,000-ball pool, a Plarail/train area, pretend-play town, an active-play 'Sky Kids' climbing area, and a dedicated baby garden for under-2s.

Why children love it: Huge ball pool, endless Plarail trains, dress-up shop-play, and soft climbing structures — all indoors and age-zoned so little ones have safe space.

Honest drawbacks: Best for babies through early-elementary; older kids may outgrow it fast; weekends and holidays get crowded and pricier; signage mostly Japanese.

Best for
Babies (0–1), Toddlers (2–4), Primary (5–11)
Time to allow
2.5h
Opening hours
Mon–Fri 10:00–18:00; Sat/Sun/holidays 9:30–19:00
Price
Tiered calendar pricing (child day-pass roughly ¥1,500 weekdays; weekend/holiday charged per 30–60 min block; separate adult fee). Confirm the day-type rate on the official site.
Booking
Usually walk-in
English
★★★☆☆
Indoor / weather
indoor · rainy-day ok
Confidence
Verified

Getting there: Area: Tokyo Dome City, Bunkyo.