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PokéPark KANTO tickets and itinerary fully organized. Tokyo at -4°C ❄️ Accidentally stumbled upon the super rare winter edition Pokémon park. When Pikachu and Eevee run towards you in the snow... Bubbles flying everywhere ✨ That moment will make your heart explode with cuteness! As one of the first experience officers 🔥 I'm here to present you with the ultimate guide 👇 ⭐️ Is it worth it: - Hardcore trainers: A must-visit! The best experience in the Kanto region this year 💯 - Casual fans: If you love that little yellow mouse, just come, it's totally worth it! ✨ Park Highlights: 🎪 1:1 recreation of "Grass Town" from the Kanto region 🛍️ Pokémon Center + exclusive shop for all your shopping needs 🎢 Pikachu Party + Eevee Adventure 🏰 Immersive experience at the Grass Gym 🌲 Dreamy Pokémon Forest (the main attraction!) 🎫 Ticket Tips: Elite Trainer Edition VS Regular Trainer Edition 👉 Elite Edition comes with five exclusive perks: 1️⃣ VIP meeting at Grass Mansion 2️⃣ Priority seating for gym performances 3️⃣ Fast pass for attractions 4️⃣ Unlimited play card for the forest 5️⃣ Monthly exclusive gifts 🚌 Transportation Guide: Recommended: Take the Keio Line to "Keio Yomiuri Land" station. Options: 🚠 Cable car / walking / shuttle bus (Pro tip: Cable car photos are stunning! Winter experience is top-notch.) ⏰ Itinerary Tips: Elite Edition: 10 AM entry is sufficient. Regular Edition: If you want to catch Pokémon, make sure to rush in by 9 AM! 📝 My Perfect Itinerary: 10:00 Check-in at Grass Town → Reserve items at the shop 11:00 Ride two of the most popular attractions 12:00 Witness the gym battle ⚡ Feel the adrenaline! 12:30 Lunch + buy Poké Ball blind boxes 13:30 Capture the iconic Pikachu army appearance and parade 14:30 Explore the dreamy forest adventure 🌳 16:00 Exclusive photo session at Grass Mansion for elite members 16:30 Mini-game time (Whack-a-Diglett / Card Treasure Hunt) 17:00 Shopping spree at the fan store 18:00 Say goodbye in the snow 👋 and enjoy the Yomiuri Land light show 💡 Important Tips: Make sure to download the official app for reservations! Bring your Pokémon plushies for extra fun!

#February Destinations 2026 Whether the Ace Trainer's Pass at PokéPark Kanto in Tokyo is worth buying isn't absolute; it depends on what type of Trainer you are. This pass is pricey, but its value lies entirely in the "exclusive experience" and "time efficiency." Below is an in-depth analysis of the pass's details, queuing experience, and entry strategies. Key Differences: Why is the Ace Trainer's Pass More Expensive? To determine its value, you first need to understand what it offers compared to a regular ticket. The core advantages of this top-tier pass are "unlimited access" and "exclusive privileges": Comparing the Ace Trainer's Pass and Trainer's Pass: 1. Elite Trainer Pass: Starting from 14,000 yen, it allows unlimited entry and exit to the Pokémon Forest and Kelpie Town without time restrictions, and includes several perks such as priority queuing, special welcome events, reserved seats for shows, and limited-edition gifts. 2. Trainer's Pass: Starting from 7900 yen, grants entry to the Pokémon Forest during designated times (excluding re-entries), but allows unlimited access to the Kelvin Town area. 🎁 Ace Trainer's Pass Exclusive Benefits Review The most unique experience with this pass is access to the "Pikachu Playroom," which is inaccessible to most. · Exclusive Interaction: You can meet and interact closely with Pikachu and Eevee dressed in special carnival costumes, and receive a commemorative photo with a limited-edition frame. · Scarcity: This is the "only" experience available to Ace Trainer's Pass holders, and the main reason for its premium price. According to actual visitors, without this pass, you can't even make a reservation. 🚶 Queue Time Review and Time-Saving Strategies Based on visitor feedback after opening, the queues at the park were better than expected, but the "time cost" still exists. • Overall Crowd: Many visitors shared that the park wasn't as crowded as expected, and some rides were even quite empty at times. The main queues were for food and some interactive attractions. • Ace Pass Advantages: 1. Sosa Gym Show: This is the park's most popular indoor show. Ace Pass holders enjoy priority entry or reserved seats, while regular ticket holders must participate in a lottery through the app to win a ticket; those who don't win cannot watch. 2. Rides: For rides like "Pikachu Pikachu Party," the Ace Pass priority lane can save you about 20-40 minutes of queuing time, allowing you to experience other attractions. • No-Queue Attractions: The expansive "Pokémon Forest" is an open-world exploration area with no queues, allowing you to leisurely search for over 600 Pokémon. 🏃 Entry Guide: What to do first to avoid queues? Based on practical experience, to maximize your visit's efficiency, regardless of the type of ticket you hold, the following strategies after entering are crucial: 1. Early Bird is Key: Yomiuriland generally opens at 10:00 AM, but you can enter earlier. Be sure to arrive in Kusasa Town around 10:00 AM; this is key to securing reservations for popular attractions. 2. First Thing Upon Entering: Open the App and Grab Numbered Tickets: * Even with an Ace Pass, you still need to make partial reservations through the official app. * Prioritize grabbing numbered tickets for the "Pokémon House," as these opportunities for close encounters with Pokémon like Clefairy and Dragonite are extremely limited. 3. Make Good Use of the Ace Pass's "Unlimited Entry and Exit": After obtaining a numbered ticket, you can use your Ace Pass priority to ride one attraction or leisurely explore the forest. Since you can enter and exit the forest an unlimited number of times, you can easily revisit during the midday rush to catch any Pokémon you missed in the morning. 4. Dining Strategy: Lunchtime is the real "devil's gate." It's recommended to eat during off-peak hours like 11:00 or 15:30 to avoid long queues. 5. Parade Spotting: Many people rush to the first "Pikachu Bubble Carnival" parade at 13:20. It's recommended to do the opposite and watch the second parade at 15:55. Not only are there fewer people, making it easier to take photos, but you can also take advantage of the crowds dispersing during the first parade to enjoy other attractions. 💎 Conclusion: Should I buy the Ace Trainer's Pass? Based on the above information, you can decide based on the following: • This ticket is "worth buying" if you are: 1. A die-hard fan who "must see/photograph that limited-edition Pikachu/Eevee": because the exclusive experience of the "Pikachu Fun Room" is irreplaceable. 2. Trainers with ample budgets and an extreme aversion to queuing: Willing to spend approximately ¥6,100 to purchase priority access and reserved seats for all attractions, allowing more time to enjoy the atmosphere. 3. Deep enthusiasts who want to explore the forest endlessly: If you want to repeatedly observe Pokémon ecology at different times of day along the 500-meter forest trail, unlimited entries and exits are well worth it. · Buying a "Trainer's Pass" is sufficient if you are: 1. Most general tourists: According to feedback from actual Japanese tourists, "I had a lot of fun with the Trainer Pass." One visit to the forest is indeed sufficient. 2. Parents who mainly want to shop, enjoy the atmosphere, and have children: If children under 5 years old cannot enter the forest, you can even purchase the cheaper "Town Pass," which will be available in the future. Hopefully this analysis helps you make your decision. Have a great adventure in the Kanto region! #PokéPark Kanto #MustVisitForPokémonFans #PokémonPark

Cherry blossoms in Tokyo do not bloom all on the same day; from late February to early April, you can capture different blooming periods. I have compiled a list of 18 spots I have visited, organized by time. 🌸 Late February–Early March (Early Cherry Blossoms) Tokyo Tower × Shiba Park, Old Nakagawa Kawazu Cherry Blossoms, Skytree Early Cherry Blossoms, Sakura Shrine, Daikanyama Tsutaya Bookstore. Early cherry blossoms have fewer people, ideal for shooting wide scenes and landmark compositions. 🌸 Early March–Late March (Main Blooming Period) Nihonbashi Cherry Blossom Path (even better on rainy nights), Kamikitazawa, Kuramae Shrine, Shibuya Sakura-zaka, Aoyama Cemetery, Senso-ji Temple / Sumida Park, Nakano Arai Pedestrian Bridge, Sharen Park, Chidorigafuchi, Yomiuriland. Recommended shooting times are before 9 AM or between 4–6 PM. 🌸 Mid March–Early April (Late Cherry Blossoms) Meguro River, Toei Arakawa Tram Line. Relatively quiet on weekday mornings. 📌 Shooting Tips: Include elements like towers, bridges, and shrines; use side lighting and backlighting; avoid weekends at noon. If time is limited, prioritize: Chidorigafuchi, Meguro River, Nihonbashi.

Opening on February 5, 2026, "PokéPark KANTO" is here‼️ Located within Tokyo's Yomiuri Land, this Pokémon paradise is set to ignite a global frenzy among Pokémon fans! 🎉 🎮 Key tips for exploring: 1. Download the official app! Use it to grab tickets for "Pokémon Snuggle House" and "Grass Gym Show." 2. Visit on weekdays! Avoid the holiday crowd madness in Japan. 3. Wear sneakers! Climbing and exploring to catch Pokémon is no longer a dream. 【🎫 Ticket Guide】 ✨ Elite Trainer Pass (Skip the lines!) ✨ Trainer Pass (Standard option) ✨ Town Pass (Light version) 👉🏻 Check the official website for real-time ticket price updates! All passes grant access to the entire Yomiuri Land. 🔥 Must-buy recommendation: Go for the "Elite Trainer Pass"! The feeling of face-scanning entry without reservations is unbeatable! 【🏆 Top 3 Attractions】 1️⃣ Pokémon Snuggle House: Cuddle with fluffy Pikachu to your heart's content—soft and adorable overload! 😍 2️⃣ Grass Gym Show: A super realistic recreation of the animated battle scenes! Explosive skill effects! 3️⃣ Pokémon Forest: The 110-step mountain trail is worth it! Wild Pokémon sightings alert 🚨 【🚗 Transportation Guide】 Shinjuku Station → Keio Line → Keio Yomiuri Land Station → Sky Shuttle aerial cable car direct access! A dreamy way to enter 💫 👟 Outfit Suggestions: Non-slip sneakers + ultra-thick down jacket! Tokyo in February is freezing cold ❄️ ⚠️ Important Notes: Children under 5 are not allowed in the forest area! Wheelchair users are recommended to focus on Grass Town. #PokémonPark #TokyoFamilyTrip #NewYearTravelFun

Yomiuriland, located in Tokyo, transformed into "YG Land" on the day of our visit, with all the attractions themed around YG artists. The park was completely decorated with Big Bang, BLACKPINK, WINNER, and iKON, showcasing the prominence of K-POP in Japan. We visited the outdoor theme park in August, where the perceived temperature reached a scorching 41°C. Throughout the park, only songs by YG artists were played, including hits like "Bang Bang Bang," "DDU-DU DDU-DU," and "Love Scenario." One of the highlights was riding the gondola, which spans about 5 kilometers and offers thrilling views, including a distant glimpse of Shinjuku city. Everything in the park was YG-themed—from gachas to food and merchandise. It truly felt like a complete YG experience at "YG Land." Thank you!

#summervacay Okay, out of the 159 theme parks I've visited worldwide, the Keio Yomiuri Land is one I highly recommend! Just a 30-minute drive from Tokyo, this park has been thrilling visitors since 1964 – celebrating its 60th anniversary this year! It's super popular with locals in Tokyo. It's not just about the rides, though they have some amazing ones, like the Bandit (once Asia's tallest roller coaster at 51 meters!), the UFO Noodle Ride (yes, really!), the Lipovitan D Drop Tower, and the Taisho Pharmaceutical Suspended Coaster. Here, everything can be turned into a fun amusement park experience! What Makes It Unique & Fun?! Unique Entrance! 🚠 Since the park is nestled on a hillside, you actually take a gondola to get in from Keio Yomiuri Land Station. It costs 250 yen (about S$2.20), but it gives you a totally unique view and a chance to fly right over the park as you enter! How cool is that? First Stop: Asia's Former Tallest Coaster! 🚀 Head straight for Bandit! Opened in 1988 and built by Togo, this was once the tallest roller coaster in all of Asia. Even today, at 51 meters, it still ranks as the sixth tallest roller coaster in Japan! And because it's so close to Tokyo, from its highest point, you can even catch a glimpse of Shinjuku in the distance! What a view! #Tokyo #YomiuriLand #KeioYomiuriLand #ThemePark #JapanTravel #HiddenGem

When going out with kids, places with no queues are definitely the top choice😍 This Yomiuriland is highly recommended💥 Since it’s small, you basically don’t have to wait much to enjoy the rides😆💯💯 Plus, it’s only a 25-minute trip from Shinjuku❤️ The more thrilling the rides🎢, the more my little sister loves it💕 Besides the rides, you can also go to the Cup Noodles Museum to DIY your own cup noodles😍 – only ¥500 🤩 ⋯♡⋯⋯⋯♡⋯⋯⋯♡⋯⋯⋯♡⋯ 📍Yomiuriland 🛤️Transportation: Keio Line “Keio Yomiuriland Station,” right across the exit is the cable car to the park. Round-trip cable car fare is 500 yen. All-day pass🎫: Adults (18-64 years): 5,800 yen High school & junior high students (12-17 years): 4,600 yen Children (6-11 years) & seniors (65+ years): 4,000 yen Preschool children (3-5 years): 2,400 yen ⋯♡⋯⋯⋯♡⋯⋯⋯♡⋯⋯⋯♡⋯ #Yomiuriland #JapanFamilyTrip #JapanTravel #FamilyFriendly #GreatPlaceToBurnEnergy

25 minutes from Shinjuku! It's so easy to get to, and yet there's such a great amusement park! 🤩 You don't need to plan your visit like you would at Disney, but it's best to choose a day when it's not crowded! Please use this as a reference and enjoy Yomiuri Land 😃 [Recommended points] First of all, there are 44 attractions🫨 You can't ride them all in one day From scary attractions like the Bandit roller coaster and bungee jumping to attractions for small children, it's fun for all ages, from adults to children, but the recommended area is "Good Joba" ⭐️ There are original attractions in collaboration with various companies here, and there are plenty of "only here!" 🎡 You can have a mysterious experience, such as riding on a cup of Yakisoba or riding Lipovitan D 😂 [Meals and rest] In a word, no problem! There are many types and locations, from udon, ramen, kebabs, burgers, etc. to churros and soft-serve ice cream, and some shops are indoors or have a roof, so you don't have to worry about the summer heat or sudden rain 😮💨 There's even a Starbucks! Prices are not too high for amusement parks, with udon starting at 800 yen, so it's not a burden even if you come with your family. *Please note that cans are prohibited from bringing drinks ⚠️ [Access] You can get there from Shinjuku by Keio Line or Odakyu Line, but if you take the Odakyu Line you have to take a bus, so I recommend the Keio Line 👍 After getting off at Keio Yomiuriland Station on the Keio Line, go left through the ticket gate and climb the stairs to get on the gondola, which will take you to the entrance of Yomiuriland from the air! "The gondola costs 300 yen one way, 500 yen round trip" *You can also walk there, but it takes about 20 minutes uphill or up the stairs. Things to note ⚠️ During the illumination season from December to January and during student holidays, the queues for the gondolas around closing time can be huge, so it's a good idea to leave early or prepare to wait, or walk to the station on your way back without buying a round-trip ticket! If you're not with a stroller or a child who has just started walking, it's just a downhill slope and stairs, so you can go to the station as if you're taking a walk. [Recommended season] It goes without saying that weekdays are quiet, but what you should be careful of is when students are on holiday. During the spring break season, it gets moderately crowded, mainly with junior high school students, even on weekdays. So what are the best days to go on weekends? ? That's right! Check the stage show schedule 👀 Many people come for the stage shows, so on days when there are no stage shows, it's quiet even on weekends. And even on days when there are hero shows, there will be fewer people if you choose a day that isn't the popular "Precure", "Sentai", or "Rider" shows. Be sure to check and decide on the day to go 😃 [Admission fee] It is cheaper to buy online. Below are the online prices in March 2025 ・Admission only without riding rides 1,600 yen for adults 1,300 yen for junior and senior high school students 800 yen for elementary school students 800 yen for preschoolers 800 yen for people 65 and over ・One-day pass for unlimited rides on attractions 5,400 yen for adults 4,200 yen for junior and senior high school students 3,600 yen for elementary school students 2,000 yen for preschoolers 3,600 yen for people 65 and over #Yomiuriland #Amusement park #Family fun #Date #Going out with kids

🕰️Business Hours: 10:00-20:30 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: Go-karts, Ferris wheel, carousel, roller coaster, sky cable car, swimming pool, various children's amusement facilities 📍Address: 〒206-8725 Tokyo, Inagi City, Yanokuchi 4015-1 💰Average Cost: 500-1000 💞Recommended Reasons: There is a winter-exclusive light show, the amusement park at night looks like a jewel, and in summer there is a swimming pool and cherry blossoms. Suitable for families or couples on a date

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According to online information, the amusement botanical garden "HANA BIYORI" opened on March 23, 2020, right next to "Tokyo Yomiuri Land" in Inagi, Tokyo. This is Japan's first permanent amusement botanical garden! How to get to "HANA • BIYORl" From Shinjuku, it only takes about 25 minutes to take the Keio Line to "Keio Yomiuri Land Station". There is a free shuttle bus outside the station, with an average interval of about 15-20 minutes, and the ride only takes 3 minutes. You can also choose to walk for about 10 minutes. (It is definitely an uphill walkway, so walking is not recommended! Save your energy) (laugh) HANA BIYORI’s most talked-about and entertaining selling point is the immersive light and shadow show, which is held in the largest greenhouse! Let you immerse yourself in the space universe, thank Mother Earth for letting plants, creatures and nature bring beauty to mankind. There is a cafe in the park. It is rare to find a "Starbucks" in the middle of flowers and plants in the world. With the magnificent green plants and flowers as a backdrop, there is also a super large aquarium. Come and have a cup of warm hot coffee☕️It's as if life has stopped and you have gone to another world! Don't miss it! You can also see the otters up close in the HANA BIYORI Botanical Gardens, and they will interact and say hello to you~ One of the more special garden experiences is that when you visit the HANA BIYORI Botanical Gardens, you will hear the screams from the roller coaster passengers. It is very memorable and interesting. HANA • BIYORI Address: 4015-1 Yanoguchi, Inagi City, Tokyo Transportation: Take the free shuttle bus from "Keio Yomiuri Land Station" for about 3 minutes The admission fee for "HANA • BIYORI" is as follows: Adults (junior high school students or above): ¥1,200 Seniors (65 years old or above): ¥1,000 Children (3 years old to elementary school students): ¥600 If you are not in a hurry, there is also a "lighting event" at night, where you can stroll along the "Hana Lantern Alley" under the romantic lights~ Friends who like photography will like it! (It gets very cold at night, so remember to keep warm)

I went to see the illuminations at Yomiuri Land!! It's a very large site, but it's completely sparkling with decorations✨ I couldn't help but be entranced by the colorful lights lol The access is a little difficult, but... I love seeing illuminations, but I also want a thrill! I recommend it for those who like that!! You can enjoy both the fun of the attractions and the beauty of the illuminations, so it's a two-birds-with-one-stone experience~ #illuminations #yomiuriland #rollercoaster

🚃10 minutes by gondola from Yomiuri Land Station on the Keio Line 10 minutes by bus from Yomiuri Land-mae Station on the Odakyu Line When it comes to Christmas illuminations, Yomiuri Land is so famous that it can be said to be the best in the Kanto region🎄🎁 The large grounds are filled with illuminations of various colors, and just taking a walk there makes you feel like you've come to another world☺️ It's far from the station, so we recommend traveling by gondola or bus! A hand warmer is essential to protect yourself from the cold⚠️ #Couple trip #Yomiuri Land #Christmas #Illumination #Tokyo

This time, I went to see the illuminations at Yomiuriland with my girlfriend!! When you think of Tokyo's most well-known illumination spots, you probably think of Omotesando, Roppongi, Marunouchi, and Showa Memorial Park, but how about going a little further and seeing the illuminations at Yomiuriland! The entire park is lit up with illuminations, creating a fantastic space, and is highly recommended for dates! Gondola fare required to get there: 300 yen one way, 500 yen round trip Admission fee: 1500 yen for adults Admission fee + unlimited rides: 5400 yen If you'd like, please come! #QuintessaCampaign #Yomiuriland #Illuminations #Couples

📙omochi magazine "Jewel Illumination" is held every year at Yomiuri Land in Tokyo. The scenery of the vast grounds filled with light is so beautiful that I still can't forget it! The colorful lights will lift your spirits, making it perfect for dates and outings with children! *Held until Sunday, April 3, 2022 📍4015-1 Yanokuchi, Inagi City, Tokyo -------------------------- 🌼I'm on Instagram! ☑︎20s Office Lady Omochi | Date Spots, Travel, Food, Romance @omochimagazine22 I'm Omochi, an office worker in Tokyo! I have about two years of experience working as a web writer. I'm currently studying design, which I've been interested in for many years✏︎ My goal is to create something that resonates with many people. ------------------------- Omochi magazine published weekly on Instagram We deliver exciting web pages! We will send you useful information such as restaurants you want to go to on a date and places to go out in a magazine style🌻 -------------------------- #Breathtaking views #Illuminations #Theme park #Breathtaking winter views #Couple trip #Trip with children #Recommended list #Outing #Yomiuri Land #Travel inspiration

Address: 4015-1 Yanokuchi, Inagi City, Tokyo Recommended points: Night view, fountain show, food stalls Evaluation: The fountain show is the representative of Jewel Illumination. The light and shadow, water and illumination "Silhouette" are fantastic and powerful. If you go during the New Year season, there are also limited objects, making it perfect for commemorative photos. #trip2022 #breathtakingview #coupleouting #gourmetfood

I finally got to go to the long-awaited Hanabiyori @hanabiyori8717 🌷✨ HANA・BIYORI is a new type of flower park that opened next to Yomiuriland in March last year. The flower chandelier with over 300 pots was a highlight. It was Christmas time, so the decorations can only be seen during this time 🎅✨ They were so cute that I just kept taking pictures 🥺♡ They also have a projection mapping show that combines flowers and digital technology every two hours, so if you have time, you should definitely check it out 😳! #Themepark #Christmas #Date #CoupleTrip

The "Hotarubiyori" festival is currently underway, but just a while ago, the photo was taken when the cherry blossoms were in bloom. The Ferris wheel floating in the sea of ​​cherry blossoms was so fantastical and cute🌸 #supporttourism

Yomouri Land is such a magical place. The illumination was superb. They have have all these colorful huge balls, these water park effects, plus their illumination are of different colors. Nothing to say other than, it's absolutely magical there. The illumination is also just a cherry on top, because they also have roller coaster rides and the likes. 1-day pass costs ¥5000. #wintergetaway

It's the start of Christmas season in Japan, and when you say christmas, you mean illuminations. This is Jewellumination in Yomiuriland, these are just 3 of the 12 sections. Kids, Couples, Family, Friends and/or Lovers can enjoy this theme park for its wild rides, stunning scenery and romantic ambiance. #givethanks #japan #christmasseason #illumination #givethanks

#springtravel Going after 3 pm is absolutely the way to go, the tickets are so much cheaper and once the sun goes down its the most beautiful place on Earth. I don't enjoy rides very much but the park still had so many things to keep me entertained. I only wish I had brought my kids with me, they would have loved it!We booked the After Pass wherein you can enter Yomiuriland from 3pm. We were able to experience most of the rides and still have time to enjoy the Illumination at night! The Bandit and Looping starship was awesome. The illumination and fountain show was amazing and very beautiful.

📍Yomiuriland Jewel Illumination Address: 4015-1 Yanokuchi, Inagi City, Tokyo 206-8725 Opening Hours: 11:00-18:00 (Tuesday-Sunday) Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays if a public holiday falls on a Monday Dates: Thursday, October 23, 2025 - Sunday, April 5, 2026 Admission Fee: Adults: ¥1,800, Middle/High School Students: ¥1,500, Elementary School Students/Seniors: ¥1,000, Preschoolers (3 and under): ¥1,000 (There's a ¥200 discount online!) Access: Approximately 10 minutes by bus from Yomiuriland-mae Station 5 minutes by bus or 5-10 minutes by gondola from Keio-Yomiuriland Station Recommendation: There are six illumination areas throughout the park, and they're all incredibly beautiful! My personal recommendation is the "60th Dual Grand Object"! ⚠Caution: The park is very large, so allow plenty of time. #Tokyo

Hidden Gem of Tokyo Amusement Parks: Yomiuriland If you're tired of Tokyo Disneyland, Yomiuriland will definitely change your mind. Tough rides, average wait time 15 minutes. Cable Car Entry Take the Keio Line directly from Shinjuku Station and choose the "sky cable car" for a truly unique experience. It's a great way to get a panoramic view of the park and familiarize yourself with the layout. One way: 300 yen Round trip: 500 yen Must-Do Attractions: Roller Coaster: Once the tallest roller coaster in Asia, No flips, just up and down braking. I personally prefer this non-dizzying feeling of weightlessness. Bun UFO Ramen Float: A mind-blowing water ride that simulates rolling around in a giant ramen bowl – perfect for photos! Bun Taisho Pharmaceutical Suspended Roller Coaster: A suspended experience; you need to shout "Hai!" in sync with Taisho's advertising slogan. Bun Power Health Drop Tower: Claiming to replenish energy, it'll send your heart racing in an instant; the extreme drop is comparable to drinking ten bottles of energy drinks. Nissan VR: Super interactive! You first assemble a race car, which has a front and a rear section, instantly transporting you to a racetrack. Then, sit in the assembled car, put on the VR headset, and start the game. There are two themes to choose from. Highly recommended!

"POKÉPARK KANTO" ✨ Utilizing the lush forests of the Tama Hills, you can experience not just the world of anime and games, but step into the world as a Pokémon Trainer yourself. A mysterious magic lies within, blending digital and natural elements. 💡 3 Ways to Enjoy PokéPark Kanto! 1️⃣ An Immersive Walking Experience Through the Kanto Region Fan-favorite place names and landscapes, such as Pallet Town and Viridian Forest, are recreated in a natural landscape. Push through the grass, listen to the rustling sounds of the forest, and you'll sense the presence of wild Pokémon. Exploring the world you only saw through the game screen, walking with your own feet and feeling the breeze, is the ultimate magical experience. 2️⃣ Evolution of "Pokémon Nature Adventure" The popular Pokémon-hunting activity in nature, previously available at Yomiuriland, has been further enhanced! Combining cutting-edge technology with realistic exploration, the thrill of finding Pokémon hiding under rocks or in trees is sure to bring back childhood memories, even for adults. The meticulous design makes you feel like you're really there, and it's a thrilling experience. 3️⃣ A Pokémon Exchange Space Across Borders Fans from all over the world gather here, a space where everyone can connect as Trainers, regardless of language barriers. From exclusive merchandise within the park to a cafe where you can immerse yourself in the world, everything in between adventures is Pokémon-themed. You can create an unforgettable chapter in your journey with your very own Pokémon companion. We can imagine what visitors will say: "I got goosebumps the moment I walked through Violet Forest!" "Walking with my child, clutching a Poké Ball, was the best!" "Its aesthetic, utilizing nature, is different from the Great Buddha Head designed by Tadao Ando." Yomiuriland, a historic amusement park, is where the power of Pokémon creates a whole new "magic experience." This is truly the next generation of entertainment. 📍 PokéPark Kanto (inside Yomiuriland) • Address: 4015-1 Yanoguchi, Inagi City, Tokyo (Yomiuriland) • Access: Approximately 5-10 minutes by Sky Shuttle (gondola) from Keio Yomiuriland Station on the Keio Line • Recommendations: The view from the gondola that will inspire your sense of adventure, area-exclusive discoveries, and Pokémon-themed food. #Pokémon #PokéParkKanto #POKEPARKKANTO #Yomiuriland #KantoRegion #PokémonGeneration #PokémonNatureAdventure #TokyoTourism #NewestSpots2026 #ParentAndChildTrip #TheAdventureBegins

#2026NewYear 📍 The Ultimate Tokyo Night View! The Complete Guide to Yomiuriland Jewellumination A winter must-see where you can enjoy rides and illuminations at the same time! Be sure to check this out before your visit. 👇 ✅ Must-See Spots: Fountain Show: An impressive fireworks and laser fountain show unfolds every hour ⛲🔥 Crystal Pathway: A 180-meter-long jewel-lit tunnel (this is the main photo spot! 📸) Giant Sky River: The thrill of gliding across a sea of ​​lights! 📍 Address: 4015-1 Yanokuchi, Inagi, Tokyo 206-8725 🚆 Directions: Get off at Yomiuriland Station on the Keio Line and take the gondola (Sky Shuttle)! (The view from the gondola is a work of art 🚠) 💡 Tip: Arrive an hour or two before sunset, enjoy some rides, and then watch the lights come on (lighting ceremony) for even more excitement! #TokyoPlacesToVisit #TravelInformation #JapanWinterTravel #YomiuriLandStation #TokyoDate #TravelAddicted_Japan #TokyoTrip #JapanNightView #JewelLumi

Yomiuriland ✨ A historic theme park nestled amid the vast natural beauty of the Tama Hills. Step inside and you'll find the "magic of excitement" scattered throughout, combining thrilling attractions with cutting-edge entertainment. 💡 3 Ways to Enjoy Yomiuriland! 1️⃣ Japan's First! Experience Manufacturing at "Good Joba!!" Cars, food, fashion, stationery. This area, themed around the manufacturing processes of Japan's leading companies, is truly a magical factory where you can learn while you play. Make your own "Nissin Yakisoba U.F.O." or soar through a world of knitting on Japan's first "My Knit" coaster. Experience a world of immersive attractions like no other, packed with unique experiences. 2️⃣ Ride through the forest on "Bandit" Yomiuriland's undisputed No. 1 coaster! The exhilarating feeling of speeding through the forest at a maximum speed of 110 km/h is exceptional. In spring, it transforms into a "Cherry Blossom Coaster," penetrating cherry blossoms and in autumn, red leaves, a unique experience only found here. The view that unfolds after your thrill will satisfy both your soul and your curiosity. 3️⃣ "Jewel Illumination," the world's most beautiful light show A seasonal sight from winter to spring, the jewel-hued illuminations, created by world-renowned lighting designer Mikiko Ishii, are a sight to behold. Millions of LEDs adorning the park are like stardust that has fallen to earth. Watching the fountain show and the light show together will enchant you with a romantic spell, and you'll lose track of time. Users have expressed endless admiration for the park's diverse charms, with comments like, "The Gujjoba!! experience was so authentic, my child was captivated," and "The beauty of the winter illuminations is second to none, even in Tokyo!" Additionally, the resort-like "Pool WAI" opens in the summer, and the adjacent flower park "HANA-BIYORI" offers soothing experiences with cutting-edge digital art and the magic of plants. 📍 Yomiuriland • Address: 4015-1 Yanoguchi, Inagi City, Tokyo • Access: Approximately 5-10 minutes by Sky Shuttle (gondola) from Keio Yomiuriland Station, or a bus from Yomiuriland-mae Station on the Odakyu Line. • Recommendations: Bandit, Goodjoba!!, Jewel Illumination (limited time only), HANA-BIYORI #Yomiuriland #TokyoTourism #AmusementPark #JewelIllumination #Goodjoba #CraftingExperience #ThrillerRide #TokyoDateSpot #FamilyTrip #Illumination2026 #HANABIYORI #WeekendOuting

Yomiuriland is a large amusement park featuring attractions for both children and adults. The highlight during winter is the Illumination display, with millions of lights creating a romantic and mesmerizing atmosphere. It is recommended to visit in the afternoon and stay until evening to enjoy both the rides and the light displays in one trip. Be sure to check the weather and dress warmly. Perfect for couples, families, and photography enthusiasts.

The area around JR Inagi-Naganuma Station is a town of robot culture that doesn't end with the Gundam statue. Inagi-Naganuma is also the hometown of Kunio Okawara, known for his Gundam mecha design. Knowing this background, it's easy to understand why robot works are so deeply rooted in this area. Near the station is a small space featuring exhibits and merchandise centered around Armored Trooper Votoms. The showcases are filled with figurines, cans, and limited edition items. The abundance of autographed autograph cards and photographs also highlight the fact that this is a place beloved by fans for many years. Rather than a tourist destination, it has a comfortable atmosphere where knowledgeable people drop in quietly, making it a must-see for robot anime fans. At the Inagi Base Pair Terrace, take a break with a cafe au lait while admiring the exhibits. Stopping by after seeing the Gundam statue, you can slowly savor the depth of Inagi-Naganuma's robot culture. #InagiNaganuma #Gundam #Kunio Okawara #Votoms #Armored Trooper Votoms #Robot Culture #Anime Holy Land #Tokyo Walk #Cafe au Lait #Tokyo Suburb #Gundam #MechaAnime #HiddenTokyo