On a family trip to Japan, weather, travel time and your child’s age often matter more than park size. Compare Tokyo’s indoor Hello Kitty theme park that runs in any weather, an outdoor Sanrio park that fits a Kyushu trip, and LEGOLAND Nagoya designed for ages 2 to 12.
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Tokyo · Tama
Parades, stage shows, themed rides and character restaurants featuring Hello Kitty, My Melody and friends are all indoors, so rain or cold will not derail the day. Greeting characters and taking photos with them is the heart of the visit.
Oita · Hiji
A passport ticket to the outdoor park where you can meet Hello Kitty, My Melody, Cinnamoroll and Kuromi. Highlights include Kitty Castle, the Wonder Panorama wheel and live shows on a covered stage, with an illuminated night parade on selected dates.
Aichi · Nagoya Kinjo-futo
Admission to more than 40 rides and activities, including roller coasters and a children’s driving school, across seven themed areas. Everything is scaled to young children, and life-size LEGO figures and models throughout keep kids hands-on for hours.
Sanrio Puroland is an indoor park in Tokyo’s Tama area, with Hello Kitty and My Melody shows, parades and character restaurants under one roof. Its biggest advantage is a full day regardless of weather.
Harmony Land is an outdoor park in Hiji, Oita. Covered-stage shows, Kitty Castle and the Wonder Panorama wheel, plus night parades on selected dates, pair well with Yufuin and Beppu.
LEGOLAND Japan gives each area—Bricktopia, Pirate Shores, Knight’s Kingdom, LEGO City—a clear theme. Plenty of driving and building activities suit children of elementary-school age and younger.
Rates and availability depend on dates, guests and selected options. Check the terms on the product page.
