Rainy Day in Tokyo with Kids - Indoor Activities & Itinerary

Call this your crowd‑aware 1 day blueprint for rainy day Tokyo kids.

Mornings are crisp; afternoons suit slow garden walks under blossom canopies.

We rotate districts, vary tempos, and weave in food stops that keep spirits high.

We’ll keep detours in pocket: a café with modern roastery flair and a calm shrine when crowds swell.

You’ll start at 10:00 with teamlab planets interactive digital art museum in TeamLab Planets, Toyosu.

Booking: Book 2-3 weeks ahead, especially weekends.

Tip: Morning slots less crowded, allow 2-3 hours.

Midday brings at 14:00 with tokyo dome city indoor amusement park in Tokyo Dome City, Bunkyo.

Booking: No advance booking required.

Tip: Afternoon is peak time for families.

Later at 17:00 with ghibli museum (advance booking required) in Ghibli Museum, Mitaka.

Booking: Reserve 1-2 months ahead (international sales vary).

Tip: Tickets sell out; afternoon slot available.

Wear broken‑in walking shoes to avoid blisters.

Carry a refillable water bottle; convenience stores will keep you topped up.

Tokyo all year rewards flexible timing.

Mornings are crisp; afternoons suit slow garden walks under blossom canopies.

Sakura forecasts swing by a week—our timing cushions for early or late bloom.

We bias mornings for light and evenings for cooler air, leaving middays for food and transit.

Wear broken‑in walking shoes to avoid blisters.

Carry a refillable water bottle; convenience stores will keep you topped up.

Tokyo bookings vary by venue and week.

Weekend slots sell out—book 2–3 weeks ahead.

Reserve marquee meals 2–4 weeks out and observation decks 3–7 days out; allow buffers for weather.

Wear broken‑in walking shoes to avoid blisters.

Carry a refillable water bottle; convenience stores will keep you topped up.