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The world's largest indoor water park, Ocean Dome, is just one of the attractions in this huge multi-complex resort. There are also hotels, convention facilities, golf courses, tennis courts and a zoo.

A theme park and hotel with the look of a 17th-century Dutch town. There are amazing replicas of many historical Dutch landmarks set alongside peaceful canals and brick-lined streets. You can experience the exotic culture and atmosphere of Europe and enjoy music and dance.

An indoor theme park with rides, attractions and events to experience the wonder of outer space without leaving Earth.

A theme park created in collaboration with Tivoli Gardens in Denmark. The grounds boast over 50,000 trees and 900,000 flowers, and a replica of Tivoli Lake.

EXPOLAND was opened as the Amusement Zone at the International Exposition in 1970 and thrived over 30 years as an amusement park. There are more than 40 rides and attractions, 19 restaurants & shops.

Universal Studios Japan is the theme park which brings the magic of movies to life. It is the first Universal Studio outside the U.S. and is located in Osaka, the second largest city in Japan. It consists of 9 areas, 19 attractions and 45 themed restaurants and shops. World famous characters, like Snoopy, Shrek, and those from Sesame Street, will greet you in the studios.

An actual, working film set for historical movies and programs, Eigamura opened as a theme park for the public in 1975 in order to liven up the sagging film industry. Here you can review the careers of the great actors, actresses and directors of Japanese cinema, and trace the history of Japanese film through clips and photos.

A Spanish theme park set up like Costa del Sol. Visitors can enjoy the atmosphere of Spain through various shows, parades and attractions. Facilities include a hotel and hot spring baths. The park also has the world's fastest suspended roller coaster, the Pyrenees, and many other popular attractions.

Meiji-mura (Meiji Village) was opened in 1965, as an open-air museum for preserving and exhibiting Japanese architecture of the Meiji period (1868-1912). It occupies an area of 1 million square meters, on which almost 70 Meiji-period buildings have been brought and rebuilt. There are also Meiji streetcars and locomotives still in operation to provide visitors with transportation.

Fuji-Q High Land is the amusement park located at the foot of Mt. Fuji. The biggest roller coaster with amazingly steep dives, FUJIYAMA, is especially popular and always has long queues of people waiting everyday. We also have other exciting attractions, such as "Dodonpa", the roller coaster that reaches to 172km/h just in 1.8 seconds, and "Cho Senritsumeikyu", the longest haunted house in the world!

A seaside theme park located at the tip of Yokohama Bay. There is an amusement park with Japan's first surf coaster that swing out over the ocean, and one of the largest aquariums in Japan, featuring over 500 varieties of fish or more than 100,000 sea creatures in all. At night, the island is illuminated into a place of fantasy.

This museum is set up like a downtown from the old Japan. You can enjoy delicious ramen noodles from all over Japan without having to travel!

Kamogawa Sea World of Chiba prefecture is the complete marine leisure center. The aquarium is most famous for its killer whale and dolphin shows. Visitors can also experience various events and mini-tours held throughout the facility, as well as exhibits of numerous sea-dwelling creatures. The aquarium has more than 11,000 animals of 800 different species, displaying a wide variety of sea life in their distinctive habitats.

A giant resort featuring Tokyo Disneyland Park and Tokyo DisneySea Park. Tokyo Disney Resort consists of Tokyo Disneyland, Tokyo DisneySea, and Ikspiari, dining, and an entertainment area. The resort also includes two luxury resort hotels; Disney Ambassador and Hotel MiraCoasta, and 5 official Hotels.

Internationally popular Sanrio characters greet you at this indoor theme park, featuring seven principal attractions. Each day is highlighted by the main event - a singing, dancing, acrobatic story which takes place 360 degrees around Puroland痴 centerpiece ・the magnificent "Friendship Tree." Sanrio Puroland also has one of the largest Sanrio stores in Japan, featuring just about every Sanrio product.

TOKYO JOYPOLIS is located on the third through fifth floors of Decks Tokyo Beach in Odaiba the hottest entertainment area. It is the largest and most sophisticated indoor theme park in Japan operated by SEGA Corporation. It is made to look like a city of the future and is full of 3-D-type adventures. Besides the latest video games developed by Sega, it also has about 20 different attractions.

Beautifully crafted miniature replicas of world cultural and heritage sites are arranged by geographic zones. More than 100 of the world's famous buildings, bridges and monuments are recreated in excruciatingly exact 1:25 scale. The Statue of Liberty, Big Ben, the Great Wall and Mount Rushmore are all on display. The exhibition includes 42 items of World Heritage registered by UNESCO.

This historical theme park replicates a town from the early 17th to mid-18th centuries. The fun includes ninja action, reenactments of court proceedings, and a show featuring elegant oiran, or high-class courtesans.

Spa Resort Hawaiians can be enjoyed in any type of weather! Come enjoy the feeling of perpetual summer throughout the year at Spa Resort Hawaiians, featuring five theme parks ---Water Park, ViR PORT, Spring Park, Edo Jowa Yoichi and Spa Garden PAREO.

One of the largest resort and leisure facilities in Hokkaido, Rusutsu has an amusement park complete with roller coasters and other rides, golf, canoeing, paragliding and other outdoor sports, and an assortment of hands-on activities. During the winter, visitors can enjoy winter sports such as skiing.