Yes, the UNKO Museum is what you think it is — a museum about POOP. And honestly? It's one of the funniest, most photogenic, most kid-pleasing spots in all of Tokyo. "Unko" means "poop" in Japanese, and the entire museum is a Pinterest-perfect, pastel-colored, interactive playground celebrating it. Kids will be CRYING with laughter the entire time.

What makes it special: This isn't gross — it's CUTE poop. Like, sparkly cartoon emoji poop. Highlights include the giant poop mountain you can climb and slide down, the "poop volcano" eruption show with confetti, the pull-the-poop game, an interactive poop karaoke room, and so many photo backdrops. The whole place is a sensory overload of pink, gold, and rainbow toilets. Truly only in Japan.

Kid tips:

• Best for ages 3+. Toddlers plus little kids GET IT IMMEDIATELY — no concept needs explaining.

• Tickets around ¥1,800 adults, kids cheaper. BOOK ONLINE — timed entries fill up.

• Plan 60-90 minutes inside.

• Bring your CAMERA — every corner is a photo op.

• Stroller-friendly throughout.

• Bathrooms inside (yes, they're decorated).

• Located in Odaiba (DiverCity Tokyo Plaza area) — take the Yurikamome line to Daiba Station.

• Pro tip: combine with a Unicorn Gundam visit, DiverCity Tokyo Plaza, and teamLab Borderless / Planets for the ultimate weird-Tokyo day.

We pair this with the Unicorn Gundam, DiverCity Tokyo Plaza, and a teamLab visit for a perfect quirky Odaiba day with kids.