Inside TOMIX Showroom Tokyo: The Ultimate Model Train Destination in Akihabara

By Choo-Choo Travel

The TOMIX Showroom Tokyo has reopened its doors in the heart of Akihabara, making it a must-visit spot for model train fans and curious travelers. This in-depth video provides a first look at the showroom on its grand opening day, June 5th, 2025, capturing the excitement as visitors flock to experience Japan’s largest N gauge diorama. The TOMIX Showroom is no ordinary shop—it’s designed to immerse guests in a detailed world of Japanese trains, both classic and modern.

Inside, viewers will be treated to stunning model recreations of railway legends such as the 0 Series Shinkansen, 200 Series Shinkansen, the luxurious Shiki-shima, the modern Spacia X, and the West Express Ginga. The intricately designed dioramas feature realistic landscapes and moving trains, offering a dynamic and engaging spectacle for children and adults alike. Besides the giant layouts, there are also interactive mini layouts, dedicated photo spots, and displays of new TOMIX products for fans keen to expand their collections.

The TOMIX Showroom Tokyo is perfectly situated just a few minutes from Akihabara Station’s Electric Town Exit, in the Daiichi Dempa Building Shinkan. Open Thursday through Monday (with extended hours on weekends and holidays), admission to this train paradise is free, making it a popular destination for tourists, families, and railway aficionados. The area is also home to other Akihabara attractions, such as the GENERAL STORE RAILYARD and the iconic Akihabara McDonald’s, making it easy to plan a full day of adventure in this vibrant part of Tokyo.

The video also highlights the broader world of Japanese model railroading, referencing related venues like Hobby Center Kato and the renowned Hara Model Railway Museum. Whether you are a hardcore railfan or a casual visitor, stopping by TOMIX Showroom Tokyo will give you a glimpse into the craftsmanship and cultural significance of railways in Japan.

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