Sailor Moon is the latest anime-themed restaurant in Tokyo, and it’s getting five-star reviews. Known as ‘Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon: Shining Moon Tokyo’, the restaurant opened in August 2019.
While the menu boasts cute Sailor Moon-themed food and drinks, the main event is the cabaret show. Wannabe Sailor Guardians will love the show, which takes you to the magical world of Sailor Moon.
Here’s how to book tickets for Tokyo’s Sailor Moon restaurant show and everything else you need to know!
October 2022 Update: Tokyo’s Sailor Moon Restaurant and Show has closed. But all is not lost! Indulge yourself in all things Sailor Moon — including the kawaii food — at the ‘Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Museum’ at Tokyo’s Roppongi Museum until 31 December 2022.
Plus, enjoy $5 OFF Tokyo attractions from Klook with my unique ANJ44 discount code.
Sailor Moon Restaurant Show Tokyo Tickets: Quick Links
- Sailor Moon Restaurant Tokyo Tickets
- What to Expect at Sailor Moon: Shining Moon Tokyo
- Is the Sailor Moon Restaurant Show Worth It?
- Planning Your Trip
Sailor Moon Restaurant Tokyo Tickets
Sailor Moon Restaurant Tokyo tickets are available from Get Your Guide and Viator. Look out for discounts and promotions!
| Time | Viator | Get Your Guide |
|---|---|---|
| 4.00pm to 5.40pm | Book >> | Book >> |
| 6.30pm to 8.10pm | Book >> | Book >> |
| 9.00pm to 10.40pm | Book >> | Book >> |
Sailor Moon Restaurant Tokyo price
Tickets cost ¥7,500 (around US$70-72) each. Reservations include the show, dinner, one drink, a free souvenir plate and coaster, and meet and greet and photos with the Sailor Guardians.
Now you know how to book tickets, let’s see what’s on offer!
What to Expect at Sailor Moon: Shining Moon Tokyo
Sailor Moon fans will love the out-of-this-world experience. It’s a sensory feast with the food, show and whole place adorned in a Sailor Moon theme.
For extra authenticity, the restaurant’s located in Tokyo’s Azabu-Juban district, the neighbourhood where Usagi Tsukino (Sailor Moon) lived.
As a starter, here’s what to expect from this video.
Sailor Moon Restaurant and menu
Sailor Moon: Shining Moon Tokyo offers a delightful themed dinner, drinks and dessert menu. With kawaii (cute) dinners and colourful cocktails, it’s a sensory feast of fun cuisine.
Sailor Moon Restaurant: Dinner menu
The Sailor Moon dinner menu features themed dishes which change throughout the year. Tickets include one dinner. Here are the dinner options.
Moon: Twilight Omelette
The Twilight Omelette resembles the Moon in a starry night sky, covered by a cloud.
The meal consists of the following:
- Chicken
- Omelette
- White sauce
- Yellow rice
Mars: Burning Hamburger
The Burning Hamburger resembles the fiery red landscape of Mars.
The meal consists of the following:
- Hamburger (pork)
- Thick tomato sauce
- Egg
- White rice
Jupiter: Supreme Pasta
The Supreme Pasta resembles a green version of Jupiter with its multi-colours.
The meal consists of the following:
- Pasta
- Spinach
- Shrimp
- Pork
Sailor Moon Restaurant: Drinks menu
The drinks menu features colourful, non-alcoholic cocktails based on characters from the Sailor Moon show. Tickets include one drink, and extra drinks cost ¥800 each.
- Sailor Moon: Pink Lemonade – with added cranberries and collagen
- Sailor Mercury: Blue Cider – lemon and lime sherbet-flavoured soda
- Sailor Mars: Red Cider – berry and shiso (Japanese herb) flavoured soda
- Sailor Jupiter: Green Nectar – kiwi fruit and strawberry ice cream
- Sailor Venus: Golden Mango – mango juice and tropical jelly
- Tuxedo: Black Sugar Coffee – coffee with brown sugar
Sailor Moon Restaurant: Dessert menu
The Sailor Moon theme continues with the dessert menu, which costs ¥1,500 each and drinks ¥800. Here’s what’s available in November 2019.
- Sailor Venus: Love Me Crepe – ice cream and orange on a warm crepe
- Luna and Artemis Dorayaki – ice cream and red bean paste between two fluffy pancakes
- Sailor Mercury: Aqua Fruit Punch – a refreshing mix of blue and jelly and fruit mixed with soda
- Luna’s Cheerful Latte – cocoa powder on latte coffee
Sailor Moon Show and cast
Immerse yourself in the world of Sailor Moon with an incredible dance show featuring the Sailor Guardians. It’s a fantastic spectacle of choreography and dazzling special effects—a unique experience which is, without a doubt, the main event of the evening.
The intimate venue is perfect for viewing with elevated seating, so you’re never far away from the action. And don’t worry, you don’t need to understand Japanese to enjoy the show. The small amount of dialogue is translated into English and shown on a screen.
Sailor Moon Show cast
The Sailor Moon show features the main characters from the anime and manga in an all-female cast. Two different artists will rotate and play each role with three shows per night.
The Sailor Guardians wear their colourful, naval-inspired uniforms with magical brooches. Tuxedo Mask wears his classic black tuxedo and white shirt.
Sailor Moon: Usagi Tsukino
Sailor Moon is the main character and leader of the Sailor Guardians and fights for love and justice. As Usagi Tsukino, she starts as a crying girl but transforms into the strong guardian, Sailor Moon.
Sailor Mercury: Ami Mizuno
Sailor Mercury is a knowledgeable guardian who fights for water and wisdom. Before she transforms into Sailor Mercury, Ami Mizuno is quiet, intelligent, and has a rumoured IQ of 300.
Sailor Mars: Rei Hino
Sailor Mars is a mystic guardian who fights for fire and passion. Rei Hino is a Shinto priestess who can nullify evil using Shinto scrolls. As Sailor Mars, she’s known for her fortune-telling.
Sailor Jupiter: Makoto Kino
Sailor Jupiter is a powerful guardian who fights for courage and thunder. As Makoto Kino, she is good at cooking and sewing, but as Sailor Jupiter, she’s known for her hand-to-hand combat.
Sailor Venus: Minako Aino
Sailor Venus is a leader of warriors who fights for love and beauty. As Minako Aino, she dreams of becoming a singer and idol. As Sailor Venus, she acts as bodyguard and decoy for Sailor Moon.
Tuxedo Mask: Mamoru Chiba
Tuxedo Mask fights alongside the Sailor Guardians. As Mamoru Chiba, he shares a psychic connection with Usagi Tsukino, and they fall in love. Tuxedo Mask has superhuman qualities in battle.
Bonus Extras: Exclusive free gifts, meet the Sailor Guardians and photos
That’s not all! You’ll also take home a unique advantage and meet and take pictures with the cast.
Exclusive free gifts: Plates and coasters
To remember your experience, you’ll get a free souvenir plate and coaster. The dinner plate is a classy touch, decorated with a cute pink silhouette of Sailor Moon and Shining Moon Tokyo. And you’ll also take home a coaster unique to the Sailor Guardian drink you chose.
And if you have dessert, you’ll get a free smaller plate, and additional drinks get you extra free coasters!
All unique gifts are exclusive to the Sailor Moon restaurant. You can’t find them anywhere else!
Meet the Sailor Guardians and photos
I hope I’ve not spoiled the surprise! The cast comes down from the stage to meet and greet the audience at the show’s end.
You’ll also have an opportunity for photos with Sailor Moon and the rest of the crew.
Sailor Moon Restaurant Show Tokyo: Is it Worth it?
Is the Sailor Moon Tokyo restaurant show worth it? A definite yes, if you look at the 4.7/5 ratings and rave reviews!
And let’s face it, you get a lot for the price of one ticket.
| Show | Dinner | Drink | Free Gifts | Photos |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
- Show: The cabaret show featuring six of your favourite Sailor Moon characters runs for 40 minutes
- Dinner: Choose from one of three Sailor Moon-themed cute dinners
- Drink: Choose from one of six different Sailor Moon character-themed drinks
- Free gifts: Take home a Shining Moon Tokyo plate and a Sailor Guardian coaster souvenir
- Photos: Meet the guardians and get your picture taken with them
Sailor Moon fans who grew up in the 1990s will be in their element as they relive their childhood experience. The Sailor Moon anime premiered in 1992 and quickly rose to popularity worldwide. While there’s been plenty of imitations since none have come close to Sailor Moon.
To watch the Sailor Moon guardians perform in the place where Usagi Tsukino is from in the stories is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Moreover, you’ll also meet the guardians and get a photo with them.
Even if you’re not a Sailor Moon fan, it’s a unique opportunity to see something which Tokyo does best. A Japanese anime-themed restaurant and show is an experience not to be missed.
Planning Your Sailor Moon: Shining Moon Tokyo Trip
Now the excitement is building; it’s time to buy discount tickets and plan your trip!
Restaurant and showtimes
The Sailor Moon restaurant show runs three times every evening. Please arrive at the venue at least 15 minutes before dinner starts.
| Entry | Dinner | Show | End |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4.00pm | 4.00pm | 5.00pm | 5.40pm |
| 6.30pm | 6.30pm | 7.30pm | 8.10pm |
| 9.00pm | 9.00pm | 10.00pm | 10.40pm |
How to get to the Shining Moon Restaurant Show
The Shining Moon restaurant is located in Tokyo’s Azabu-Juban district. The full address is 1-10-10 Ajoule A, Azabu-Juban, Minato-ku, Tokyo.
It’s directly connected to Exit 5 of Azabu-Juban Station. Get to Azabu-Juban Station from the Toei Oedo Line and Tokyo Metro Namboku Line.
Now you know how to book tickets to Tokyo’s Sailor Moon restaurant show, it’s time to make your reservation! I’ll be on the lookout for discounts and promotions and will add them here if I find any.
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