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Day alternates with night every 15 minutes at SMALL WORLDS TOKYO. Now you can really see how people live their lives around the clock in miniature versions of the real world - plus a few strange realities. Will you spot the fire-breathing dragon?The world’s largest indoor miniature theme park covers almost 8,000 square meters and is packed with fun characters from coal miners, to florists, cabin attendants and police officers. There are hundreds of mini people to spot here, from the passengers at the airport lounge to the tourists catching rays on the beach. Let your imagination run wild. It might be a small world, but it's definitely a big adventure!
