Cinnamoroll Park Tokyo 2026: Giant Slide, Games and Goods

Until January 17! Cinnamoroll Park at Tokyo Dome City

Cinnamoroll is getting his own large-scale experience at Tokyo Dome City!

Fuwafuwonder Cinnamoroll Park will take over Gallery AaMo from November 20, 2026, to January 17, 2027, bringing Cinnamoroll's dreamy world above the clouds to Tokyo.

The limited-time event features a huge Cinnamoroll slide, interactive games, photo spots, an immersive XR attraction, and exclusive merchandise featuring Cinnamoroll and his friends.

Don't miss out on the following highlights!

Slide Down a Giant 12-Meter Cinnamoroll

The centerpiece of the event is an enormous Cinnamoroll slide measuring approximately 12 meters long and four meters high.

Designed around the event's fluffy cloud theme, the giant attraction lets visitors step inside the playful world of Cinnamoroll and his friends.

There's even more to discover inside. Visitors can explore Milk's Secret Base, a gently scented hideaway filled with Milk's treasures where they can listen to the character's voice while looking around.

Play Interactive Games With Cinnamoroll's Friends

Different areas of the venue are inspired by Cinnamoroll's friends, including Mocha, Cappuccino, Espresso, Chiffon, and Milk.

At Cappuccino's Latte Atelier, visitors can design their own digital latte art and download the finished image using a QR code.

Meanwhile, Chiffon's Blue Sky Home Run! challenges guests to swing a bat and aim for a home run. The attraction is a special event version of a mini-game featured in Sanrio Partyland for Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2.

Visitors can also stop by Mocha's Fortune Garden to discover their lucky fluffy item of the day or enjoy music and sound at Espresso's Sound Avenue.

Character-themed photo spots and other attractions using sound and video will also be located throughout the venue.

Join Cinnamoroll for an XR Tea Party in the Sky

One of the event's immersive attractions takes visitors to a virtual tea party above the clouds with Cinnamoroll.

After sitting at a café table and putting on special goggles, guests will experience the café seemingly lifting into the sky.

The attraction combines virtual scenery with effects including wind and seat vibrations for a more immersive experience.

A separate ticket is required in addition to general event admission. The experience costs 1,000 yen per person or 1,800 yen for a pair and is available to visitors aged seven and older.

Shop for Event-Exclusive Cinnamoroll Goods

Fans can also pick up merchandise featuring designs created especially for the event.

Items include Cinnamoroll plush toys for 4,180 yen, a Cinnamoroll headband for 3,850 yen, balloon-style mascots featuring six characters for 2,640 yen each, and puffy stickers for 770 yen.

A limited merchandise ticket that includes an exclusive Cinnamoroll headband will also be available.

Event admission is required to enter the merchandise area, and some items may sell out due to limited quantities.

Find Cinnamoroll Sweets Around Tokyo Dome City

The Cinnamoroll experience extends beyond Gallery AaMo.

From November 21, a Sanrio Café Wagon will appear near the venue, serving treats including decorated hot chocolate and crepes.

Visitors can also explore Tokyo Dome City using Sanrio's Omoide Badge app. By collecting special digital badges at participating locations around the event and Tokyo Dome City, visitors can receive a limited novelty item while supplies last.

Fuwafuwonder Cinnamoroll Park

Dates: November 20, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Venue: Gallery AaMo, Tokyo Dome City, Tokyo
Hours: Weekdays 11:00–20:00; weekends and national holidays 10:00–19:00
Admission (weekdays): Adults 2,200 yen, children 1,600 yen
Admission (weekends and holidays): Adults 2,500 yen, children 1,900 yen
Children under 3: Free
XR attraction: 1,000 yen per person; 1,800 yen per pair
Official website: https://cinnamorollpark.sanrio.co.jp (Japanese)
Admission tickets are date- and time-specific. Some attractions require an additional ticket.
Information and photo source: PR TIMES