Can you tell us about the theme parks in Japan?

In addition to Tokyo Disneyland, Japan also has Universal Studios in Osaka, Hello Kitty Land in Kyushu, and so on.

You can check it out, hehe.

It depends on the type, such as Huis Ten Bosch, Hello Kitty Park and so on. Therefore, it is recommended to think about what kind of theme park it is (such as anime games, museums, etc.), there are really many theme parks in Japan.

Disney, of course, Hello Kitty theme park is going to go, and many adults can't extricate themselves when they go, needless to say.

Kids will love it.

One Piece Theme Park !! In Okayama Prefecture, Nagoya, Hokkaido, Tokyo, South Korea, every pirate fan doesn't want to miss it!! Children should love it too.

Japan's famous theme parks include Disney Land and Ocean Parks, and Universal Studios Japan. This kind of large paradise,

Regarding amusement parks in Japan, Ben Xiao can tell you that there are four amusement parks in Japan. Below, Bian Xiao will introduce these amusement parks. If you go to Japan, you can see which amusement park you prefer.

Ticket. First of all, the Disney store in Shibuya, Tokyo, sells tickets. If you buy a ticket here, you can enter the park directly.

Secondly, they can also be bought at 7-Eleven convenience stores, but you have to exchange your ticket outside the park. You may have to wait in line to exchange tickets, so you can buy tickets directly at the park.

I bought it in Shibuya when I went to the land because there were events that were cheaper than usual. The second time I went to sea, I lived a little far away from Shibuya, and I was too lazy to buy. The reservation tickets for 7-11 were sold out again, so I bought them directly at the park.

I thought it would be super crowded, but when I arrived, I found that there was no one! I didn't have to line up to buy it! I went on December 23rd, the day the Emperor of Japan was born.

All the Japanese had a holiday, and it was Friday. There are a lot of people in the park, but very few people buy tickets! Maybe it's all New Year's cards.

What about Disney's Fuji-Q Sunshine aquarium? In Ikebukuro.

And Osaka looks like there's a Universal Studios or something...

Disneyland, Fuji-Q Highland, Osaka USJ