Japan has all sorts of museums, but this one tops the list of eccentric ones: Unko Museum (うんこミュージアム), the Poop Museum. The first of its kind in the world, the museum’s immense popularity led it to become a permanent attraction at its DiverCity Tokyo Plaza location in Odaiba.

This is an experiential museum, and you might be wondering what the exhibits are like in a Poop Museum. So let’s take a look at the kind of space the Japanese have tailored for learning about poop. First, you receive instructions from the staff. Pick a seat you like and sit as if you’re pooping. When the sound of the water is over, you see a poop of the same color as your seat!

Table of Contents
ToggleInteractive and Instagenic Zones
The museum is divided into several areas, and we will discuss several exhibits that we found interesting.
A Room Full of Poop
A room filled with poop-shaped lights that change color in sync with the rhythm of music. Honestly, we are not quite sure what to make of this room, but the reactions of visitors are hilarious!

Open Mic “Poop” (SHOUT “UNKO”)
Here, all you do is scream “UNKO” as loudly as you can. After you shout, an image of “poop” will appear on the digital screen, and the image corresponds to the loudness of your voice. The louder your voice, the bigger the image of poop, and vice versa.

Unko Volcano (Poop Volcano)
Instead of regular lava, you have poop when this Poop Volcano erupts!

Poop Painting (LET’S DRAW YOUR POOP!)
The wall in this room is filled with poop illustrations by Japanese celebrities. You can also choose a frame with a toilet seat and draw your own poop.

Poop Game Area (CRAPPY GAME CORNER)
Have fun with various games like stepping on poop, kicking poop-shaped balls, and plenty of photos with poop!

Poop Artwork
Here, you see artwork inspired by poop. Imagination has no bounds, for sure.




Souvenirs and Planning Your Visit
Poop Souvenir Shop (POOP MART)
Coming here, you wouldn’t want to miss out on buying some unique “unko” souvenirs. From marshmallows to tote bags, you can choose from a variety of poop souvenirs.

The best way to end your visit is by buying quirky, colorful poop souvenirs!

Unko Museum Tokyo (うんこミュージアム TOKYO)
Address: DiverCity Tokyo Plaza 2F, 1-1-10 Aomi, Koto City, Tokyo
Access: A 5-minute walk from Yurikamome “Daiba Station” or a 3-minute walk from Rinkai Line “Tokyo Teleport Station” Exit B.
Opening Hours: Weekdays: 11:00–20:00 (Last entry 19:00) / Weekends/Holidays: 10:00–21:00 (Last entry 20:00)
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