Verified [Verified] denotes information that has been published with confirmation of its owing parties.
Japan’s southernmost Unko Museum, where you can see, touch, photograph, and play with poop.
Unko Museum is Japan’s first museum themed on poop, with permanent venues in Tokyo and Nagoya.
Its permanent Okinawa venue, Unko Museum OKINAWA, is located on the 5th floor of Aeon Mall Okinawa Rycom.
In a space inspired by Okinawa’s clear blue skies and crystal-clear ocean, you can experience more than 20 attractions.
Enjoy a wide variety of experiences, including Poop Birds that welcome you with adorable calls, POOP VOLCANO where massive amounts of poop erupt, and Poop Throwing, an exhilarating attraction where you throw poop and play.
There are also plenty of colorful photo spots, so everywhere you look is picture-perfect.
The venue also sells many limited-edition goods, including Lucky Ryukyu Glass Unko, created in collaboration with Ryukyu Glass Village.
You will also find plenty of items that make great souvenirs.
Because it is an indoor facility, you can enjoy it comfortably regardless of the weather.
The venue of Unko Museum OKINAWA
Create your partner poop to take with you around the museum at MY UNKO MAKER.
Happy Poop Birds will entertain you with stories and songs.
Poop erupts in front of "Unko falls"! POOP VOLCANO.
Neon poop signs in many different languages: Neon Poop Signs
Maximum exhilaration! Poop Throwing
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
Q
Can I buy tickets on the day?
Same-day tickets are sold at the reception, but entry may be restricted depending on crowd levels.
Q
Is there an age limit?
There is no age limit, but visitors under age 7 must be accompanied by a guardian who is junior-high-school age or older.
Q
Can I re-enter?
Re-entry is not allowed.
Q
Can I eat or drink inside the facility?
Eating and drinking inside the facility are prohibited.
Some reviews are AI-translated.
Kids will totally lose their minds here! At first, adults might think it's a bit childish, but in the end, they're the ones taking the most photos.
