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Katsuyama Dino Park

An outdoor dinosaur park in the woods at Katsuyama in Fukui, three minutes from the prefectural dinosaur museum, with more than sixty life-sized models.

Katsuyama · Fukui

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PARCO Enta Park

The entertainment concept of Nagoya PARCO, centred on a West Building floor of character shops, a collaboration cafe and the PARCO HALL exhibition space.

Nagoya · Aichi

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Okayama Forest Park 'German Forest'

Okayama park themed as a German forest, with animal encounters, seasonal flower gardens, German food, go-karts, archery and craft workshops.

Akaiwa · Okayama

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Tokyo Disneyland

Opened in 1983 as the first Disney park built outside the United States, Tokyo Disneyland spreads across seven themed lands on the bay east of Tokyo.

Urayasu · Chiba

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PokéPark KANTO

The first permanent outdoor Pokémon park, at Yomiuriland, with over 600 Pokémon across two zones: a forest trail and a town, each shown in their habitats.

Tokyo

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Yomiuriland

Amusement park in the Tama hills, opened in 1964, with the Bandit coaster, the Goodjoba!! manufacturing area, summer pools and the Jewellumination lights.

Inagi · Tokyo

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Sylvanian Village Grinpa

Sylvanian Families area inside the Grinpa amusement park at the foot of Mt. Fuji, with photo spots, a theatre room, a swing, sky cycling and a shop.

Susono · Shizuoka

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Harvest Hill

Farm park in Sakai, Osaka, with seasonal flowers, sheep, goats and capybaras, hands-on workshops, play equipment and a Sylvanian Families area.

Sakai · Osaka

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Karuizawa Omochaoukoku - Toys’ Kingdom

Toys' Kingdom Karuizawa combines outdoor adventure playgrounds with indoor facilities featuring themed rooms dedicated to popular toy brands.

Tsumagoi · Gunma

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Seibuen Amusement Park

Saitama amusement park founded in 1950, renovated in 2021 with Showa-era theming: a recreated old town, Godzilla rides and Osamu Tezuka anime attractions.

Tokorozawa · Saitama

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Moominvalley Park

Theme park bringing Tove Jansson's Moomin stories to life through recreated locations like the Moominhouse, lighthouse, and bathing hut.

Hanno · Saitama

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Crayon Shin-chan Adventure Park

Attraction area themed on the anime Crayon Shin-chan at Nijigen no Mori on Awaji Island, with a copy of Futaba Kindergarten and a hide-and-seek maze.

Awaji · Hyogo

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Shibamasa World

Amusement park on the Sea of Japan coast in Fukui with one of Japan's largest resort pools, rides, a dinosaur trail and an auto campsite.

Sakai · Fukui

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Grinpa

Amusement park at about 1,200 meters at the foot of Mount Fuji, with athletic courses on a lake, a zipline, M78 Ultraman Park and Sylvanian Village.

Susono · Shizuoka

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Huis Ten Bosch

A theme park and resort laid out as a Dutch town, with canals, windmills, a palace and a 105 m tower, on Omura Bay in Sasebo, Nagasaki.

Sasebo · Nagasaki

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Okinawa World

A cultural theme park in Nanjo City with Gyokusendo Cave, a 300,000-year-old limestone cavern, a recreated Ryukyu Kingdom village and Eisa dance shows.

Nanjo · Okinawa

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Tokushima Family Land

Amusement park in Tokushima City next to Tokushima Zoo, with free entry and pay-per-ride attractions such as a roller coaster, the Mad Mouse and a Ferris wheel.

Tokushima

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Legoland Japan Resort

Japan's first Legoland theme park with seven zones featuring rides, LEGO-brick recreations of Japanese landmarks, and a miniature town recreation.

Nagoya · Aichi

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Katsuyama Dino Park

An outdoor dinosaur park in the woods at Katsuyama in Fukui, three minutes from the prefectural dinosaur museum, with more than sixty life-sized models.

Katsuyama · Fukui

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PARCO Enta Park

The entertainment concept of Nagoya PARCO, centred on a West Building floor of character shops, a collaboration cafe and the PARCO HALL exhibition space.

Nagoya · Aichi

Amusement Park

Okayama Forest Park 'German Forest'

Okayama park themed as a German forest, with animal encounters, seasonal flower gardens, German food, go-karts, archery and craft workshops.

Akaiwa · Okayama

Amusement Park

Tokyo Disneyland

Opened in 1983 as the first Disney park built outside the United States, Tokyo Disneyland spreads across seven themed lands on the bay east of Tokyo.

Urayasu · Chiba

Amusement Park

PokéPark KANTO

The first permanent outdoor Pokémon park, at Yomiuriland, with over 600 Pokémon across two zones: a forest trail and a town, each shown in their habitats.

Tokyo

Amusement Park

Yomiuriland

Amusement park in the Tama hills, opened in 1964, with the Bandit coaster, the Goodjoba!! manufacturing area, summer pools and the Jewellumination lights.

Inagi · Tokyo

Amusement Park

Sylvanian Village Grinpa

Sylvanian Families area inside the Grinpa amusement park at the foot of Mt. Fuji, with photo spots, a theatre room, a swing, sky cycling and a shop.

Susono · Shizuoka

Amusement Park

Harvest Hill

Farm park in Sakai, Osaka, with seasonal flowers, sheep, goats and capybaras, hands-on workshops, play equipment and a Sylvanian Families area.

Sakai · Osaka

Amusement Park

Karuizawa Omochaoukoku - Toys’ Kingdom

Toys' Kingdom Karuizawa combines outdoor adventure playgrounds with indoor facilities featuring themed rooms dedicated to popular toy brands.

Tsumagoi · Gunma

Amusement Park

Seibuen Amusement Park

Saitama amusement park founded in 1950, renovated in 2021 with Showa-era theming: a recreated old town, Godzilla rides and Osamu Tezuka anime attractions.

Tokorozawa · Saitama

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Moominvalley Park

Theme park bringing Tove Jansson's Moomin stories to life through recreated locations like the Moominhouse, lighthouse, and bathing hut.

Hanno · Saitama

Amusement Park

Crayon Shin-chan Adventure Park

Attraction area themed on the anime Crayon Shin-chan at Nijigen no Mori on Awaji Island, with a copy of Futaba Kindergarten and a hide-and-seek maze.

Awaji · Hyogo

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Shibamasa World

Amusement park on the Sea of Japan coast in Fukui with one of Japan's largest resort pools, rides, a dinosaur trail and an auto campsite.

Sakai · Fukui

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Grinpa

Amusement park at about 1,200 meters at the foot of Mount Fuji, with athletic courses on a lake, a zipline, M78 Ultraman Park and Sylvanian Village.

Susono · Shizuoka

Amusement Park

Huis Ten Bosch

A theme park and resort laid out as a Dutch town, with canals, windmills, a palace and a 105 m tower, on Omura Bay in Sasebo, Nagasaki.

Sasebo · Nagasaki

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Okinawa World

A cultural theme park in Nanjo City with Gyokusendo Cave, a 300,000-year-old limestone cavern, a recreated Ryukyu Kingdom village and Eisa dance shows.

Nanjo · Okinawa

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Tokushima Family Land

Amusement park in Tokushima City next to Tokushima Zoo, with free entry and pay-per-ride attractions such as a roller coaster, the Mad Mouse and a Ferris wheel.

Tokushima

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Legoland Japan Resort

Japan's first Legoland theme park with seven zones featuring rides, LEGO-brick recreations of Japanese landmarks, and a miniature town recreation.

Nagoya · Aichi

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