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Escape into the cosmos at Konica Minolta Planetaria Tokyo — Japan's first fulldome theater complex, housed on the 9th floor of Yurakucho Mullion in central Tokyo, where state-of-the-art optical and digital technology combines to project an incomparably beautiful and realistic starry sky. With two dome theaters, the pioneering SOUND DOME audio system, multilingual commentary available in English, and a rotating programme of healing planetarium shows, music collaborations, and immersive space journeys, Planetaria Tokyo is one of the most transportive and genuinely relaxing cultural experiences available in the city.

Key Highlights

  • Experience Japan's first fulldome planetarium complex
  • Two dome theaters combining the optical precision of the Cosmo Leap Sigma system with the dynamic three-dimensional power of the Media Globe Sigma digital planetarium
  • Immerse yourself in the SOUND DOME system
  • Enjoy a rotating programme of healing planetarium shows with aromatic fragrances released into the dome, music collaboration planetarium shows with popular Japanese and international artists, and immersive space journey screenings
  • Multilingual audio commentary in English, Chinese, and Korean is available for selected shows 
  • Visit Café Planetaria for galaxy and nebula-inspired sweets and themed drinks, and Gallery Planetaria for exclusive star and moon merchandise

About Konica Minolta Planetaria Tokyo Ticket

Konica Minolta Planetaria Tokyo opened in December 2018 in the historic Yurakucho area — the same neighbourhood that hosted Tokyo's first ever planetarium in 1938 — as the third direct-management theater in Konica Minolta Planetarium's network and Japan's first fulldome complex with two distinct dome theaters under one roof. The venue is operated directly by Konica Minolta, the world's leading manufacturer of planetarium projection systems, giving Planetaria Tokyo a technical excellence in the quality and realism of its starry sky projections that sets it apart from all other planetarium experiences in Tokyo.

The larger dome is the flagship experience — equipped with the Cosmo Leap Sigma optical planetarium, which received the GOOD DESIGN AWARD 2018 Gold Prize for its ability to project incomparably beautiful, shimmering stars while remaining compact in design, alongside the Media Globe Sigma digital planetarium that reproduces the full three-dimensional effect of the universe in motion. Together, these two systems deliver what can reasonably be described as the most realistic and emotionally affecting artificial night sky available at any public venue in Japan. The SOUND DOME system — a Konica Minolta proprietary technology — adds a further dimension, filling every cubic metre of the dome with precisely calibrated three-dimensional audio that makes the experience of travelling through space feel genuinely physical.

The programming philosophy at Planetaria Tokyo is rooted in the concept of entertainment for adults — shows are curated to be healing, meditative, and beautiful rather than purely educational, and the collaboration series with popular Japanese musicians creates a unique live-music-meets-space-travel genre that has no equivalent at any other planetarium in Japan. Healing planetarium shows incorporate aromatic fragrances released into the dome atmosphere during the screening, adding an olfactory dimension to an already multi-sensory experience. The lobby, Café Planetaria with its galaxy-inspired menu, and Gallery Planetaria gift shop are open without a show ticket and are well worth visiting in their own right. Book your Konica Minolta Planetaria Tokyo ticket now on Thrillark.

Inclusions

  • Admission to one selected show at Konica Minolta Planetaria Tokyo
  • Access to the dome theater for your chosen show 
  • Multilingual audio commentary in English, Chinese, or Korean for selected shows

Exclusions

  • Gallery Planetaria merchandise 
  • Personal expenses

Insiders' Tips

Check the official Planetaria Tokyo screening schedule before booking — the programme changes regularly and the healing shows with aromatic fragrance experiences are the most unique and most consistently praised by visitors. The multilingual audio receivers at each seat are excellent — ask for an English receiver at the counter when exchanging your voucher. Café Planetaria's galaxy-themed drinks and sweets are worth a visit before or after your show even without a ticket.

Additional Information

Operating Hours
  • 10:30 AM–9:30 PM
Accessibility & Facilities
  • Stepped seating in both dome theaters for optimum viewing from all seats
  • Individual multilingual audio receivers at every seat
  • Café Planetaria open without a show ticket 
  • Gallery Planetaria gift shop open without a show ticket
Restrictions
  • Valid for weekday screenings only
  • Premium screenings require a separate ticket
  • Date and show time cannot be changed after exchanging the voucher at the counter
  • Once purchased, tickets cannot be cancelled or altered

Cancellation Policy

  • No Cancellation and Non-refundable

Konica Minolta Planetaria Tokyo Ticket Frequently Asked Questions

What is Konica Minolta Planetaria Tokyo?
Konica Minolta Planetaria Tokyo is Japan's first fulldome planetarium complex — two dome theaters on the 9th floor of Yurakucho Mullion combining the Cosmo Leap Sigma optical planetarium and Media Globe Sigma digital planetarium with the SOUND DOME immersive audio system. It opened in December 2018 and is operated directly by Konica Minolta, the world's leading planetarium equipment manufacturer.
What types of shows are available at Planetaria Tokyo?
The programme includes healing planetarium shows incorporating aromatic fragrances released into the dome, music collaboration shows featuring popular Japanese and international artists, immersive space journey screenings, and special live events. The programme changes regularly — check the official Planetaria Tokyo website before visiting to confirm current and upcoming shows.
What is the SOUND DOME system at Konica Minolta Planetaria Tokyo?
SOUND DOME is a proprietary Konica Minolta audio technology that fills every cubic metre of the dome with precisely calibrated three-dimensional sound, making the experience of travelling through the cosmos feel genuinely physical and immersive. It is one of the most technically advanced dome audio systems available at any public planetarium in Japan and is consistently cited by visitors as transforming the show into a complete sensory experience.
Is there multilingual audio at Konica Minolta Planetaria Tokyo?
Yes — multilingual audio commentary in English, Chinese, and Korean is available for selected shows through an individual audio receiver at every seat. Ask for your preferred language receiver at the ticket counter when exchanging your e-voucher on the day of your visit. Not all shows offer multilingual audio — confirm which shows have English commentary available before selecting your screening.
What is the healing planetarium experience at Planetaria Tokyo?
The healing planetarium shows are among the most distinctive and beloved programmes at Planetaria Tokyo — designed to be meditative and restorative rather than purely educational, they incorporate aromatic fragrances released into the dome atmosphere during the screening, creating a multi-sensory experience combining beautiful starry sky projections, three-dimensional sound, and natural fragrance. The healing shows are consistently rated the most unique and relaxing experiences at the venue.
Can I visit Café Planetaria and Gallery Planetaria without a show ticket?
Yes — Café Planetaria and Gallery Planetaria are both open to all visitors regardless of whether they hold a show ticket. The café serves galaxy and nebula-inspired sweets, themed drinks, and snacks inspired by current shows or characters, while Gallery Planetaria — described as a secret gift shop somewhere in the galaxy — stocks exclusive star and moon merchandise and branded gifts.
Is the Planetaria Tokyo ticket valid on weekends?
No — the standard Planetaria Tokyo ticket available through Thrillark is valid for weekday screenings only and cannot be used on weekends or public holidays. Visitors wishing to attend on a weekend should check the official Planetaria Tokyo website for current weekend ticket pricing and availability.
Where is Konica Minolta Planetaria Tokyo located?
Planetaria Tokyo is at Yurakucho Mullion 9F, 2-5-1 Yurakucho, Chiyoda City — a 3-minute walk from Yurakucho Station on the JR Yamanote Line, 5 minutes from Hibiya Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya and Chiyoda Lines, and 5 minutes from Ginza Station on the Ginza Line. The venue is in the historic Yurakucho district near the Imperial Palace, easily combined with visits to Ginza or the Imperial Palace gardens.
Is there another Konica Minolta Planetarium in Tokyo?
Yes — Konica Minolta also operates Planetarium Tenku at Tokyo Skytree Town in Oshiage, which is a separate venue. The Thrillark ticket is specifically valid at Planetaria Tokyo in Yurakucho only and cannot be used at Planetarium Tenku or any other Konica Minolta location.
Do I need to book Konica Minolta Planetaria Tokyo tickets in advance?
Advance booking is recommended as popular shows — particularly healing planetarium and music collaboration screenings — can sell out on weekday mornings when the venue is busiest with tourist visitors. Booking through Thrillark saves up to 15% on the standard rate with instant confirmation. Exchange your e-voucher for a physical viewing ticket at the counter on the day of your visit — the date and show time cannot be changed after this exchange, so plan carefully before attending.

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Konica Minolta Planetaria Tokyo Ticket

USD 14.03

Insiders’ Tips

Check the official Planetaria Tokyo screening schedule before booking — the programme changes regularly and the healing shows with aromatic fragrance experiences are the most unique and most consistently praised by visitors. The multilingual audio receivers at each seat are excellent — ask for an English receiver at the counter when exchanging your voucher. Café Planetaria's galaxy-themed drinks and sweets are worth a visit before or after your show even without a ticket.

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