Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo - The Making of Harry Potter

I recommend reading the script beforehand to get a general idea of the plot. In some parts, you can put down the subtitle machine and fully appreciate the magical stage effects. The script is excellent, though I won't comment on it. While the performance is a bit over-the-top and Japanese-style, it's still a fantastic magic show, a flawless performance. Buying S PLUS on the platform saves a lot of trouble (but sitting on the first floor should also be a great experience). You can't choose your seats on the platform; the ticket collection area on the day of the show is on the second floor in the middle, overlooking the entire stage. An hour before the show, you can get a QR code at the ticket window to exchange for a physical ticket. The staff will also inform you about the free Chinese subtitle machine available for a deposit, which is very convenient. The restrooms are well-organized during intermission, and the flow of movement is excellent. You can arrive a couple of hours early to explore the surrounding area; there seem to be quite a few related themed installations.