Cinnamoroll fans, start packing. The fluffy white pup is getting his own themed attraction at Tokyo Dome City. And it’s super super adorable!
Fuwafuwonder Cinnamoroll Park is a pop-up running only from 20th November 2026 to 17th January 2027. So it’s ideal if you’re planning a year-end Tokyo trip. Here’s what to expect at Cinnamoroll’s dreamy world above the clouds.
Cinnamoroll is a Sanrio character who made his debut in 2001. He’s a little white puppy with a curly tail that looks like a cinnamon roll, and long floppy ears that let him fly. He was found floating down from the sky on a cloud and now lives at Café Cinnamon, where he hangs out with his friends Mocha, Cappuccino, Espresso, Chiffon, and Milk.
Iconic Marjorie Hotel Penang.
Image credit: @jofoodie__ via Instagram
In recent years, he’s even overtaken Hello Kitty to top Sanrio’s annual character popularity ranking several times. In the region, you can find him in various places like Sanrio character-themed rooms at a hotel in Penang.
Image credit: Cinnamoroll Park Tokyo
At the pop-up, there’s plenty to see and do. Expect a giant Cinnamoroll slide, interactive games, an XR experience, loads of photo ops, and a merch shop stocked with exclusive items featuring Cinnamoroll and the gang.
The main highlight is a massive Cinnamoroll slide that stretches about 12m long and stands roughly 4m tall. It’s styled to look like it’s made of soft, puffy clouds, so you’ll feel like you’ve wandered straight into Cinnamoroll’s sky-high hometown.
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Don’t leave right after your slide down, though. Tucked inside is Milk’s Secret Base, a cosy little den that smells as sweet as it looks. Browse the pup’s prized possessions while listening to Milk chatter away in the background.
Cinnamoroll and Milk aren’t the only stars here. Each zone of the venue is themed after one of his pals: Mocha, Cappuccino, Espresso, and Chiffon.
Image credit: Cinnamoroll Park Tokyo
Coffee lovers should swing by Cappuccino’s Latte Atelier, where you can whip up your own latte art on a digital screen. Once you’re happy with your creation, just scan the QR code to save it to your phone. There’s also Chiffon’s Blue Sky Home Run, inspired by a mini-game featured in Sanrio Partyland for Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2.
Chiffon’s Blue Sky Home Run!
Image credit: Cinnamoroll Park Tokyo
Over at Mocha’s Fortune Garden, you can find out which fluffy item will bring you good luck for the day. Music fans, meanwhile, can head to Espresso’s Sound Avenue for a little audio fun.
Don’t miss plenty of character-themed photo backdrops scattered around the venue for photos with your besties or the whole fam.
Tickets are priced at ¥2,200 (~S$17.82) for adults and ¥1,600 (~S$12.96) for children on weekdays, going up to ¥2,500 (~S$20.25) for adults and ¥1,900 (~S$15.39) for children on weekends and public holidays. And if you’re bringing the little ones along, kids under 3 get in for free.
Image credit: Cinnamoroll Park Tokyo
For something more immersive, sign up for the virtual tea party with Cinnamoroll himself. You’ll take a seat at a café table and slip on a pair of goggles before the whole café appears to float up into the clouds. It’s not just visuals either. Gusts of wind and a rumbling seat make the ride feel that much more real. If you’ve been to Transformers The Ride at USS, you’ll know what we’re talking about.
Do note that this experience isn’t included in general admission and needs its own ticket. It’s ¥1,000 (~S$8.10) for one person or ¥1,800 (~S$14.58) for 2, and is open to those aged 7 and above.
Image credit: Cinnamoroll Park Tokyo
No Sanrio outing is complete without a little retail therapy. The event shop carries merch with designs you won’t find anywhere else. Take home an adorable Cinnamoroll plushie (¥4,180, ~S$33.87) or collect balloon-style mascots (¥2,640, ~S$21.39).
Just a heads-up: you’ll need event admission to get into the shop, and since stock is limited, some items may be snapped up quickly. So if there’s something you’ve got your eye on, it’s best to go early.
Whether you’re a longtime Cinnamoroll fan or just looking for a cute way to spend an afternoon in Tokyo, this pop-up is worth a detour. Just don’t wait too long, as the clouds will drift away after 17th January 2027. And while you’re in Tokyo, don’t forget to check out our list of free things to do in Tokyo.
Dates: 20th November 2026 to 17th January 2027
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11am-8pm, Sat-Sun & national holidays 10am-7pm
Venue: Tokyo Dome City, Gallery AaMo
Image adapted from: Cinnamoroll Park Tokyo
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