ANO‑NE Kids Club: Safe and Fun Play Space in Tokyo for Sightseeing Parents
Let your kids have fun in a safe space near Ginza while you enjoy Tokyo your way.
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Tokyo is an amazing place to explore with your family. Still, let’s be honest, sometimes you just need a little adult time.
Whether it is a peaceful walk, a shopping spree, or a date night, you can finally enjoy Tokyo on your terms while your kids have a blast at a safe, supervised play space.
A New Way for Families to Enjoy Tokyo
Traveling with children can be an incredibly rewarding experience. Still, let’s face it, it can also be exhausting. For families visiting Japan, finding time to explore a temple in peace, enjoy a romantic dinner, or simply recharge with a quiet moment can feel nearly impossible. That is exactly why ANO‑NE Kids Club exists. Located in the heart of Tokyo’s Yurakucho district, ANO‑NE Kids Club is a safe, creative, and drop-off indoor play area for kids aged 4 to 10. Parents can finally enjoy sightseeing, shopping, or a night out without any worries.
What Is ANO‑NE Kids Club?
ANO‑NE Kids Club is a newly opened indoor play space for kids created with traveling families in mind. Operated by Cosmos Hotel Management, the company behind APARTMENT HOTEL MIMARU known for its apartment-style accommodations catering to international travelers, the club offers:
-Short-term kids’ play experience starting from just one hour
-Fully indoor space with modern play equipment
-Open 7 days a week, until 10 p.m.
Whether you want to explore the nearby Ginza district, have a sushi dinner, browse department stores and luxury boutiques, or take in a traditional kabuki performance at the iconic Kabukiza Theater at your own pace, ANO‑NE Kids Club gives you the flexibility to enjoy Tokyo your way.
Why Families Love ANO‑NE Kids Club
Freedom to Explore
With ANO‑NE Kids Club located just minutes from Yurakucho and Hibiya Stations, you are perfectly placed to make the most of your time in Tokyo. Spend a relaxing afternoon exploring the elegant Ginza district, where you can enjoy shopping at department stores and luxury boutiques or take in a classic performance at Kabukiza Theater at your own pace. In the evening, enjoy a sushi dinner at a renowned restaurant or stop by a stylish café or bar to unwind. Thanks to its central location, it’s also easy to hop over to other popular spots like Akihabara, Shibuya, or Shinjuku. Whether you’re shopping, sightseeing, or just taking a break, ANO‑NE Kids Club gives you the flexibility to enjoy the city while your child is having fun in a safe and engaging environment.
Safe, Stimulating Environment
ANO‑NE Kids Club offers a spacious and welcoming indoor play area of over 150 square meters, allowing children to move freely and enjoy themselves to the fullest. The facility is completely indoors, so families never have to worry about the weather. Whether it is raining or too hot outside, kids can play in comfort all year round. The playground equipment was designed and supervised by Kotobuki Corporation, a trusted Japanese company with a long history in public park equipment. Their thoughtfully designed indoor structures emphasize both safety and fun, encouraging children to use their imagination and develop physical skills through creative, active play.
Designed for Travelers
Many childcare services in Japan are limited to local residents and often require pre-registration, Japanese-language forms, or long-term contracts. ANO‑NE Kids Club was created to remove those barriers. It offers a simple, traveler-friendly experience that’s easy to access, even for first-time visitors to Japan. The online reservation system is available in English, and the on-site staff are used to welcoming families from around the world. There’s no need to worry about language or complicated procedures. Whether you’re staying at a MIMARU hotel or visiting from another accommodation, the facility is open to all and designed with flexibility and convenience in mind.
Things You Can Enjoy While Your Child Is at ANO‑NE Kids Club
With your child happily engaged in a safe and fun environment, you can take full advantage of your time in Tokyo. Here are just a few ideas for how to make the most of it:
– Indulge in a shopping spree in Ginza, Tokyo’s most elegant shopping district. Visit iconic department stores like Mitsukoshi and Matsuya, explore flagship stores of luxury brands such as Chanel, Dior, and Louis Vuitton, or wander through stylish malls like GINZA SIX.
Long shopping trips can be exhausting for children, and it’s often hard to enjoy browsing when little ones are getting restless.
– Take your time enjoying authentic Japanese cuisine without rushing through your meal. Treat yourself to an omakase sushi course at a renowned restaurant, or relax with a drink at a cozy izakaya and enjoy the local flavors at your own pace.
Fine dining restaurants tend to have a quiet, formal atmosphere, which can make them difficult to enter with young children. And having a drink in the middle of the day is something best enjoyed when you’re off parenting duty.
– Experience the vibrant world of Japanese pop culture in Akihabara, a paradise for anime, manga, and game lovers. Shop for exclusive merchandise, explore retro video game stores, or visit a themed café.
While Akihabara is full of fun, some shops and displays may not be suitable for children due to adult content in certain areas.
– Explore the youthful energy of Shibuya and Harajuku, Tokyo’s trendiest neighborhoods. Walk across the iconic Shibuya Scramble Crossing, shop for edgy fashion on Takeshita Street, and snack on colorful sweets and street food.
Many parents feel uneasy about bringing children into areas with heavy foot traffic and constant crowds, especially in places as busy as Shibuya and Harajuku.
Rates & How to Book
Price:
From ¥3,500 per hour (From ¥2,500 per hour for residents in Japan) *ANO‑NE Kids Club uses a flexible pricing system based on factors such as the day of the week, time of day, number of children, and booking period.
Opening Hours:
Weekdays: 2:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Weekends & Holidays: 10:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Location:
4th Floor, KOKO Building, 1-2 Yurakucho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
3-minute walk from Ginza Station / 3-minute walk from Hibiya Station / 5-minute from JR Yurakucho Station
Website: https://anone-kids.com/en/
Reservations can be made entirely online—perfect for busy parents on the go.
FAQs
1. Can I use the service without a reservation?
ANO‑NE Kids Club is a reservation-only facility. Same-day bookings are possible as long as you make a reservation through our website. Please note that reservations can only be made online.
2. My child is shy around new people. Will that be a problem?
It’s natural for some children to feel nervous in a new environment. Our staff are trained to gently support children as they adjust, using friendly communication and creating a welcoming atmosphere. If you have any concerns, feel free to contact us in advance.
3. What should my child wear?
We recommend that children wear comfortable clothes that are easy to move in and okay to get a little dirty. Since the activities involve physical movement, clothing that your child can easily put on and take off is ideal. Please bring at least one change of clothes (top and bottom) and a towel for wiping off sweat.
4. Are toilets and diaper changing facilities available?
There are restrooms available inside the facility. However, there is no diaper changing area. For hygiene and safety reasons, we ask that children who are not yet toilet trained do not use the facility.
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