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During the eighties, Japan experienced a boom in the economy, which lent more
purchasing power to the Japanese citizens. With the increase in consumerism, there
was a direct influence on Japan's leisure industry, which expanded at an electric
rate. With the mercurial growth of this industry, many large companies saw the
opportunity to capitalize on the boom by building various amusement parks. Though
some of the Tokyo Amusement Parks have closed down, some others have continued
to expand and become important tourist attractions.
Several parks also have massive swimming pools, which are open in summer.
Top Tokyo Amusement Parks
- Tokyo Disneyland
A perfect place for those who love roller coasters
- Tokyo DisneySea
Located adjacent to the Tokyo Disneyland, Tokyo DisneySea consists of seven
theme ports, presenting intriguing stories of the ocean for the guests
- Universal Studios Japan
Universal Studios Japan is located in Osaka, the second largest city in Japan.
This Universal Studio has the distinction of being the first Universal Studios
outside the US.
- Sanrio Puroland
Welcome to this all-indoor theme park by Sanrio and meet some famous Sanrio
characters such as Hello Kitty take.
- Asakusa Hanayashiki
It is one of the oldest amusement parks in Tokyo
Other famous Amusement Parks in Tokyo are:
- Sega Joypolis
- Tokyo Summerland
- Yomiuriland
- LaQua
- Expoland
- Festival Gate
- Parque Espana
- Sea Paradise
- Tokyo Dome City
Apart from the above-mentioned Tokyo Amusement Parks, there are several Theme
Parks in Japan, like:
Fun Water Parks in Japan
- Hokkaido Rusutsu Resort
- Sendai Highland Aqua Dome and Leisure Pool
- Tobu Dobutsu Koen (Tobu Zoo) Super Pool
- Toshima-en Pool
- Tokyo Summerland
- Nagashima Superland
- Uminonaka Kaihin Koen Sunshine Pool
- Miyazaki Ocean Dome
Food Theme Parks in Japan
- Ikebukuro Gyoza Stadium
- Yokohama Curry Museum
- Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum
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