Rokuto Robot Park 2025: A Winter Wonderland for Robotics Lovers
The
Tamaro Kuto Science Museum, located in Nishitokyo City, Tokyo, will be hosting its much-anticipated winter event,
Rokuto Robot Park 2025, from
December 25, 2025, to
January 12, 2026. Lasting over two weeks and filled with a variety of robot-related activities, this event promises fun for both children and adults alike.
This year, attendees can look forward to an array of thrilling experiences that include robot operation trials, captivating shows, and exciting drone challenges. New attractions like the
Pipro Robot Contest Time Attack and engaging sports sessions combining soccer and basketball will also be available, ensuring that every visitor finds something they enjoy.
Event Details
- - Venue: Tamaro Kuto Science Museum, located at 5-10-64 Shibakubocho, Nishitokyo City, Tokyo.
- - Opening Hours: Daily from 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM (Closed on December 28 - January 3 and January 8; closed early on January 9).
- - Admission Fees:
- Adults:
¥520
- Ages 4 to High School:
¥210
- Note: Some activities may require additional fees.
- - Organized by: Manoi Planning Co., Ltd.
Special Programs to Highlight
Pipro Robot Contest Time Attack
From
December 25 to 27, the Pipro Robot Contest Time Attack offers participants the chance to showcase their robotic controls in a competitive setting.
Soccer & Basketball Fun
Throughout the duration of the event, visitors can engage in interactive sports sessions that integrate robotics with traditional sports, making it a fantastic experience for families and friends.
Dance with TV Remote-Controlled Robots
This unique activity allows attendees to use TV remotes to make robots dance, adding an interactive twist to the experience. Available on a first-come, first-served basis throughout the event.
Drone Training & Challenge
Starting January 4, participants can learn and test their skills flying toy drones, with training sessions and challenges available throughout the days leading up to the event's conclusion.
Hands-On Workshop Space
At the
Everyone's Assembly Space, both children and adults can get hands-on with various workshop kits sold within the museum. Tools such as screwdrivers are available for rental, and staff members are on hand to provide assistance and guidance.
Participants can choose from different skill levels:
1.
Beginner: Motorized Rotating Globe - ¥1,900
2.
Intermediate: Coin-Eating Wooden Robot - ¥1,200
3.
Advanced: Wooden Puzzle Globe - ¥2,200
Dates:
- - December 25-27 and January 4-7, 10-12 at set times throughout the day. Each session has a limited capacity of 12 seats, ensuring a more personalized experience.
A Message from the Event Coordinator
The Rokuto Robot Park returns with even more excitement than last year! We aim to provide a space where children and adults can directly engage with the latest in robotics, fostering not just fun but also critical thinking and creativity. By interacting with the robots, participants will have the chance to discover and learn through play, fueling their curiosity and love for exploration.
As we look back on last year’s successful event, we encourage everyone to join us at Rokuto Robot Park 2025 for a winter full of learning, excitement, and unforgettable memories.
About Tamaro Kuto Science Museum
Founded in 1994, Tamaro Kuto Science Museum features one of the world’s largest planetarium domes, capable of showcasing
140 million stars. With five distinct exhibition rooms, it offers a hands-on experience in observation, experimentation, and creation. The museum is collaboratively operated by the cities of Kodaira, Higashimurayama, Kiyose, Higashikurume, and Nishitokyo. Visitors can check for more information on their official website
here.