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Hidden Theme Parks in Japan You NEED to Visit!
Theme parks featured in the video.
| Theme Park | Description | Prefecture |
|---|---|---|
| Shiroi Koibito Park | A sweets-themed park where you can watch the production of the famous “Shiroi Koibito” cookies and try chocolate-making. | Hokkaido |
| Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura | A historical theme park that recreates an Edo-period town with samurai, townspeople, and ninja performances. | Tochigi |
| Sanrio Puroland | An indoor theme park featuring Sanrio characters, colorful shows, and photo-friendly spots. | Tokyo |
| Fuji-Q Highland | A park famous for extreme rides where visitors can also enjoy breathtaking views of Mt. Fuji. | Yamanashi |
| Ghibli Park | A unique, walk-through style park that recreates the worlds of Studio Ghibli films with detailed sets and immersive environments. | Aichi |
| LEGOLAND Japan | A family-friendly theme park based on the LEGO universe with rides and LEGO-built miniature cities. | Aichi |
| Nagashima Spa Land | A massive leisure complex with thrill rides, a huge waterpark, an outlet mall, and relaxing hot spring facilities. | Mie |
| Shima Spain Village | A cheerful theme park inspired by Spanish culture, architecture, and lively festivals. | Mie |
| Toei Kyoto Studio Park | A studio-style park where visitors can explore historical film sets, watch samurai and ninja shows, and enjoy costume experiences. | Kyoto |
| Huis Ten Bosch | A large park recreating a Dutch-style town with canals, flowers, and spectacular nighttime illuminations. | Nagasaki |
| Jangalila (Janglia) | A next-generation nature-themed park opening in 2025, offering immersive outdoor and adventure attractions. | Okinawa |
For visitors heading to Ghibli Park, pairing your trip with Sanage Onsen’s day-use hot spring “Kinsen-no-Yu” is highly recommended. After immersing yourself in the magical worlds of Studio Ghibli, you can unwind in a natural hot spring surrounded by peaceful forest scenery. Kinsen-no-Yu is known for its mineral-rich water, said to be great for the skin, and offers open-air baths where you can experience traditional Japanese bathing culture. With easy access from central Nagoya, this combination lets you enjoy both relaxation and a unique cultural experience in a single day—an ideal itinerary for travelers wanting to enjoy Japan’s nature and hospitality.
There are many accommodation options around Nagashima Spa Land, including hot spring ryokan, resort hotels, and business hotels. Most properties are conveniently located near the theme park and outlet mall, making it easy to relax after a full day of fun. The area offers comfortable stays suitable for families, couples, and group travelers.
