Are you a tourist or citizen in Japan, and planning to choose the best options for fun? In this article, we will look at the best parks in Japan according to the site tripadvisor. 

1. Tokyo Disneyland

Tokyo Disneyland has 465,000 m²  and is located in Urayasu, Chiba, near Tokyo. This park features the same attractions that exist in  Disneyland and Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World in California. Of course, both have their exclusives; if you like Disney, this will definitely be the best option.

Getting to know Disney in Japan and Disney Sea
Getting to know Disney in Japan and Disney Sea

2. Tokyo DisneySea

The Tokyo DisneySea has approximately 712 246.73 m2 and is a nautical-themed park.  Unlike Tokyo Disneyland, the overall intention is to create a more adult-themed park, including faster and scarier attractions and shows designed for an older audience. It is located at the same address as Tokyo Disneyland; visiting these parks doubles the fun on your trip.

Click here to read an article about Disney in Japan.

3. Funabashi Andersen Park

This is a theme park dedicated to Hans Christian Andersen located in Funabashi, Chiba. It features a beautiful replica of a Danish windmill, squares, gardens, a lake, and plenty of greenery. There are plenty of activities for children, such as pony rides at the mini-farm and various rides at the playground. A very pleasant place to spend the day with family. 

The 10 best parks in Japan

4. Universal Studios Japan

A famous theme park inspired by great Hollywood movies, opened in March 2001, located on Sakurajima Island in Osaka. It was the first Universal Studios theme park outside the USA.

The 10 best parks in Japan

5. Fujikyu Highlands

A theme park near the base of Mount Fuji. It has many roller coasters, as well as two haunted attractions: The Haunted Hospital, the second largest haunted attraction in the world. And the Hopeless Fortress. Other attractions include Thomas Land, and themed attractions from Gundam and Evangelion.

The 10 best parks in Japan

6. Nagashima Spa Land

An excellent park with several roller coasters and rides for all ages, a very good water park to have fun in the strong heat of Japan, and an outlet with clothes, sneakers, watches, accessories, etc., all from famous brand names and at very affordable prices. Located in Nagashimacho Urayasu, Kuwana – Mie Prefecture.

spaland

7. Green Land Resort

A large resort located in Kumamoto that attracts more than 3 million people per year. The resort includes an amusement park, Greenland, hotels, golf courses, barbecue areas, gardens, bowling, pools, onsen, and many other attractions.

8. Rusutsu Resort

Rusutsu Resort has direct access to ski slopes, so you have more time to practice Snowboarding, snow tubing, and snowmobiling. You can visit the spa to relax while enjoying massages, body treatments, or aromatherapy; the BELLE VUE, one of the 9 restaurants, serves French cuisine. This elegant hotel offers 2 bars, a golf course, as well as rooms with flat-screen TVs and refrigerators. Skiers can enjoy access to storage, rentals, and ski lessons. Of course, it also has a huge amusement park.

The 10 best parks in Japan

9. Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura

A small theme village from the Edo period located in Nikko – Tochigi. In this village, you will really travel back in time, meet samurais, ninjas, geishas, villagers wearing kimonos, and much more. A true adventure for fans of Japanese culture.

The 10 best parks in Japan

10. Huis Ten Bosch

A theme park in Sasebo, Nagasaki, that recreates Holland, showcasing real copies of old Dutch buildings. The name Huis Ten Bosch comes from the English “House in the Forest”. The park features many Dutch-style buildings, such as hotels, residences, theaters, museums, shops, and restaurants, as well as canals, windmills, amusement parks, and a giant garden of seasonal flowers.

The 10 best parks in Japan

Japan is full of unforgettable places! Have you made plans to visit them all?

Kevin Henrique

Kevin Henrique

Asian culture expert with over 10 years of experience, focusing on Japan, Korea, anime, and gaming. A self-taught writer and traveler dedicated to teaching Japanese, sharing travel tips, and exploring deep, fascinating trivia.

Discover more from Suki Desu

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading