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Yahoo
20-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
dataplor Launches Global Mobility Product, Expanding Foot Traffic Insights to Major Markets Worldwide
To mark the product launch, dataplor has released a new report revealing consumer patterns at top tourist attractions, underscoring the growing demand for reliable location intelligence beyond North America. MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif., May 20, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--dataplor, a leading provider of global location intelligence, has announced the launch of its global mobility product, delivering high-quality, privacy-compliant foot traffic data across international markets. Designed to meet growing demand from multinational businesses, the product offers monthly refreshed insights into consumer movement patterns across cities, regions, and points of interest (POIs), especially in previously under-mapped markets. It's one of the only global solutions built to deliver this depth of mobility data while maintaining General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliance and end-user privacy. To showcase the power of its new global dataset, dataplor is releasing the Global Foot Traffic Trends: What the World's Most Visited Places Reveal About Tourism's Return report, which analyzes foot traffic at the world's most visited tourist attractions. The report highlights how mobility data reveals meaningful insights about international travel patterns and regional consumer behavior from Tokyo Disneyland to the Great Pyramid at Giza. "Global companies need the same level of location intelligence abroad that they've come to expect in the U.S.," said Geoff Michener, CEO of dataplor. "With our international mobility product, businesses can now access comprehensive, GDPR-compliant foot traffic data across both developed and emerging markets, helping them make smarter decisions about where to invest, expand, and serve customers." New Applications Across Regions and Industries With access to reliable mobility data across international markets, dataplor's global offering empowers organizations to: Uncover new revenue opportunities by identifying untapped sales channels, benchmarking competitor foot traffic, and forecasting demand to inform international expansion and investment decisions. Enhance tourism and hospitality strategies by understanding how international visitors move through major cities, landmarks, and cultural destinations. Support smart city and infrastructure development through real-world mobility data that enables governments and urban planners to optimize transit systems, pedestrian flows, and city design. As with its North American offering, dataplor ensures international mobility data is collected via anonymized signals mapped against its proprietary POI database. The result is a precision-focused, GDPR-compliant, ethically sourced dataset that respects user privacy while meeting the demands of modern global businesses. For more information about the report and the global mobility product, read dataplor's latest blog or visit About dataplor dataplor is a leading provider of point-of-interest (POI) and mobility data that helps global enterprises grow abroad by mapping tough-to-reach markets with a privacy-first approach. As the majority of international location data is often inaccurate and quickly outdated, dataplor goes several steps beyond the industry standard, helping the world's largest companies across technology, mapping, search, third-party logistics, consumer packaged goods (CPG), telecom, investing, real estate, and finance understand location intelligence about any commercial or physical location in real-time, fueling their expansion abroad. View source version on Contacts media@ Sign in to access your portfolio
Scottish Sun
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Inside haunting theme park left abandoned for 18 years with empty stadium and decaying Ferris wheel
ABANDONED theme parks left to rot for years contain an entire empty stadium and rusting Ferris wheel. Despite almost two decades having passed, an empty landscape reminiscent of 1800s America still remains. 12 Western Village theme park has been abandoned for 18 years Credit: SWNS 12 The former attraction is located in Japan Credit: SWNS 12 The park featured a Mount Rushmore-esque replica Credit: SWNS Urban explorer Lukka Bradburn, 28, had been investigating ghost towns left behind following the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster. The dad-of-two from Manchester discovered an entire derelict colonial American town area with hotels, churches and restaurants. Western Village theme park near Nikkō, Tochigi, in Japan, shut its doors in 2007. It originally opened in 1973 and was inspired by classic American and Italian Western movies, Read more Travel stories TILL YOU DROP Inside world's biggest shopping centre in VERY surprising location Ultimately, the park later closed as a result of competition from Tokyo Disneyland. Lukka found an intact replica of Mount Rushmore, as well as a stadium where crowds once watched jousting and other sports. 12 Kejonuma Leisure Land had a decaying ferris wheel Credit: SWNS 12 Kejonuma Leisure Land also has a derelict carousel ride Credit: SWNS 12 Western Village's arcade has the original machines Credit: SWNS The site also features mannequins depicting life in 'Wild West' America, while the gift shop was boarded-up and heavily damaged. Lukka found a prop gun on the floor and also an arcade with all the original machines. He also explored the remains of fellow attraction Kejonuma Leisure Land. This had once attracted 200,000 visitors in the remote Tohoku region, until shutting in 2001. Lukka found a decaying ferris wheel, children's train rides and carousels. It closed following falling demand and the struggling Japanese economy. I visited eerie abandoned theme park once filled with laughter but now left frozen in time…it's like the apocalypse hit Lukka had been visiting Japan with some exploring friends when he found the parks after researching on Google Maps. Revealing both sites were easily accessed, he said: "The Western one had a bit of a fence but you could pretty much just walk in. "There was no security or anyone watching over it; it was just left to rot." Lukka added: "As we got to one park it was heavily snowing and we were having to get through all these bushes. It was quite overgrown." 12 Western Village features mannequins reminiscent of its Wild West theme Credit: SWNS 12 The park shut its doors back in 2007 Credit: SWNS 12 Western Village contained buildings included churches and restaurants Credit: SWNS He and his friends came across another urban explorer - a Japanese man who revealed he used to visit the park as a child. The man spoke limited English, but told the group how he'd returned to take photos of the park. Lukka is planning a return to Japan next year to explore more red zones - as well as abandoned island. Use these tips on your next theme park trip Next time you visit a theme park, you may want to use our top tips to make the most of your adrenaline-inducing day out. Go to the back of the theme park first. Rides at the front will have the longest queues as soon as it opens. Go on water rides in the middle of the day in the summer - this will cool you off when the sun is at its hottest. Download the park's app to track which rides have the shortest queues. Visit on your birthday, as some parks give out "birthday badges" that can get you freebies. If it rains, contact the park. Depending on how much it rained, you may get a free ticket to return. It comes as an abandoned UK theme park is set to reopen as an adventure attraction. Adventure Wonderland opened in Bournemouth in 1992, with rides and rollercoasters based on Alice in Wonderland. The park was forced to close all of its outdoor rides back in 2023 due to "rising costs". New plans that have been submitted will see the theme park become a smaller adventure attraction. 12 Lukka found the sites while researching on Google Maps Credit: SWNS 12 Kenjonuma Leisure Land closed back in 2001 Credit: SWNS
The Irish Sun
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Inside haunting theme park left abandoned for 18 years with empty stadium and decaying Ferris wheel
ABANDONED theme parks left to rot for years contain an entire empty stadium and rusting Ferris wheel. Despite almost two decades having passed, an empty landscape reminiscent of 1800s America still remains. Advertisement 12 Western Village theme park has been abandoned for 18 years Credit: SWNS 12 The former attraction is located in Japan Credit: SWNS 12 The park featured a Mount Rushmore-esque replica Credit: SWNS Urban explorer Lukka Bradburn, 28, had been investigating ghost towns left behind following the 2011 The dad-of-two from Manchester discovered an entire derelict colonial American town area with hotels, churches and restaurants. It originally opened in 1973 and was inspired by classic American and Italian Western movies, Advertisement Read more Travel stories Ultimately, the park later closed as a result of competition from Tokyo Disneyland. Lukka found an intact replica of Mount Rushmore, as well as a stadium where crowds once watched jousting and other sports. 12 Kejonuma Leisure Land had a decaying ferris wheel Credit: SWNS 12 Kejonuma Leisure Land also has a derelict carousel ride Credit: SWNS Advertisement 12 Western Village's arcade has the original machines Credit: SWNS The site also features mannequins depicting life in 'Wild West' America, while the gift shop was boarded-up and heavily damaged. Lukka found a prop gun on the floor and also an arcade with all the original machines. Most read in News Travel He also explored the remains of fellow attraction Kejonuma Leisure Land. Advertisement This had once attracted 200,000 visitors in the remote Tohoku region, until shutting in 2001. Lukka found a decaying ferris wheel, children's train rides and carousels. It closed following falling demand and the struggling Japanese economy. I visited eerie abandoned theme park once filled with laughter but now left frozen in time…it's like the apocalypse hit Lukka had been visiting Japan with some exploring friends when he found the parks after researching on Google Maps. Advertisement Revealing both sites were easily accessed, he said: "The Western one had a bit of a fence but you could pretty much just walk in. "There was no security or anyone watching over it; it was just left to rot." Lukka added: "As we got to one park it was heavily snowing and we were having to get through all these bushes. It was quite overgrown." 12 Western Village features mannequins reminiscent of its Wild West theme Credit: SWNS Advertisement 12 The park shut its doors back in 2007 Credit: SWNS 12 Western Village contained buildings included churches and restaurants Credit: SWNS He and his friends came across another urban explorer - a Japanese man who revealed he used to visit the park as a child. Advertisement The man spoke limited English, but told the group how he'd returned to take photos of the park. Lukka is planning a return to Japan next year to explore more red zones - as well as abandoned island. Use these tips on your next theme park trip Next time you visit a theme park, you may want to use our top tips to make the most of your adrenaline-inducing day out. Go to the back of the theme park first. Rides at the front will have the longest queues as soon as it opens. Go on water rides in the middle of the day in the summer - this will cool you off when the sun is at its hottest. Download the park's app to track which rides have the shortest queues. Visit on your birthday, as some parks give out "birthday badges" that can get you freebies. If it rains, contact the park. Depending on how much it rained, you may get a free ticket to return. It comes as an abandoned UK theme park Adventure Wonderland opened in Bournemouth in 1992, with rides and rollercoasters based on Alice in Wonderland. Advertisement The park was forced to close all of its outdoor rides back in 2023 due to "rising costs". New plans that have been submitted will see the theme park become a smaller adventure . 12 Lukka found the sites while researching on Google Maps Credit: SWNS 12 Kenjonuma Leisure Land closed back in 2001 Credit: SWNS Advertisement 12 It closed after falling demand and the struggling Japanese economy Credit: SWNS
Daily Mirror
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Abandoned theme park with crumbling arcade and creepy dummies 'left to rot'
An urban explorer Lukka Bradburn visited the remains of two abandoned theme parks in Japan after visiting nearby ghost towns deserted in the wake of the Fukushima nuclear disaster An urban explorer got more than he bargained for when he wondered into the eerie remnants of two deserted Japanese theme parks. While investigating the nearby ghost towns left in the wake of the Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011, 28-year-old Lukka Bradburn stumbled upon a completely abandoned colonial American town area, complete with makeshift hotels, churches and restaurants. The Western Village theme park, located near Nikkō, Tochigi, shut its doors in 2007, leaving behind a vast, desolate landscape echoing 1800s America. The park, which opened in 1973, drew inspiration from classic American and Italian Western films but was forced to close due to competition from Tokyo Disneyland. Among the relics Lukka discovered were a replica of Mount Rushmore, saloon bars and a stadium where spectators once gathered to watch jousting and other sports. The site is strewn with mannequins depicting life in the 'Wild West' era of America. Although the gift shop was boarded up and heavily damaged, Lukka managed to find a prop gun on the floor and an arcade filled with original machines. He also explored the remains of Kejonuma Leisure Land, a former attraction in the remote Tohoku region that once drew 200,000 visitors but closed in 2001. Here, he found a decaying ornate ferris wheel, carousels and children's train rides. The park had to close due to dwindling demand and Japan's struggling economy. Lukka, a printer and father of two, was visiting Japan with fellow explorers when he discovered the parks after researching the areas on Google Maps. He reported that both sites were easily accessible. "The Western one had a bit of a fence but you could pretty much just walk in," he explained. "There was no security or anyone watching over it; it was just left to rot." Amidst rural settings, mountains, and quaint towns lie the picturesque snowy vistas captured in his photographs. Lukka, hailing from Manchester, described their arrival: "As we got to one park it was heavily snowing and we were having to get through all these bushes. It was quite overgrown." During their exploration, they bumped into another urban adventurer - a Japanese man who reminisced about visiting the park as a youngster. The chap, speaking some English, told the group that he had come back to photograph the derelict amusement park. Looking ahead, Lukka is eager for next year's return to Japan, keen on delving into more 'red zones' and forsaken isles. It comes as time is running out for two killer whales who have been left abandoned in a rotting marine zoo - and they could die without urgent intervention. Wikie, who is 23, and her 11-year-old son Keijo spend their long days mindlessly swimming around the same crumbling enclosure as their fate hangs in the balance. The orcas, who were both born in captivity so could never survive in the wild, were left in their decaying tanks when Marineland Antibes in southern France closed permanently in January 2025. Now left without any mental stimulation, the orcas are forced to fill their days searching for enrichment in their enclosure as green algae slowly covers the abandoned park.
Tokyo Weekender
15-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Tokyo Weekender
The Best Theme Parks in Japan
Most people have come across theme parks like Tokyo Disneyland and Universal Studios Japan through social media. But did you know that Japan actually boasts a diverse landscape of world-class theme parks, many of which fly under the radar? From enchanting realms of beloved animated characters to gravity-defying thrill rides and immersive historical experiences, Japan's theme parks offer unforgettable adventures for every type of visitor. Here are just 10 of the country's best theme parks and their key attractions. List of Contents: Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea Universal Studios Japan Fuji-Q Highland Ghibli Park Sanrio Puroland Adventure World Huis Ten Bosch Yomiuriland Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura Nagashima Spa Land Related Posts Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea As the most globally-known theme park in Japan, Tokyo Disney Resort needs no introduction. Tokyo Disneyland is modeled after the original Disneyland in California and Magic Kingdom in Florida, featuring familiar characters and timeless attractions across seven themed lands. It is perhaps the more family-friendly park of the two, with many fun rides that are perfect for kids. Key Attractions in Tokyo Disneyland Beauty and the Beast area (Fantasyland): Exclusive to Tokyo Disneyland, featuring the Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast ride. Space Mountain (Tomorrowland): An indoor roller coaster in the dark. *temporarily closed for renovations, scheduled to reopen in 2027. Haunted Mansion (Fantasyland): A classic spooky ride through a haunted estate. Pirates of the Caribbean (Adventureland): A boat ride through scenes with animatronic pirates. Splash Mountain (Critter Country): A thrilling log flume ride through the world of Br'er Rabbit and friends, culminating in a steep plunge down Chickapin Hill into the briar patch. Tokyo DisneySea is unique to Japan, and as its name suggests, revolves around a nautical theme. With seven 'ports of call' offering distinct atmospheres and thrilling water-based rides, the park is ideal for groups of friends and couples. Key Attractions in Tokyo DisneySea Fantasy Springs: A new area featuring attractions related to Frozen , Tangled and Peter Pan . Journey to the Center of the Earth (Mysterious Island): A thrilling high-speed ride through a volcanic landscape. Tower of Terror (American Waterfront): A suspenseful drop tower ride with a mysterious backstory. Mermaid Lagoon: an enchanting underwater realm inspired by The Little Mermaid . The area has kid-friendly rides like Blowfish Balloon Race and Scuttle's Scooters. Soaring – Fantastic Flight (Mediterranean Harbor): A breathtaking simulated flight experience over world landmarks. Universal Studios Japan (Osaka Prefecture) The first Universal Studios park outside the United States, Universal Studios Japan (often referred to as USJ, or uniba for short by locals) brings beloved rides like Jurassic Park and Jaws to life. One of its most popular areas is The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, where visitors can immerse themselves in stunning recreations of Hogsmeade Village and Hogwarts Castle. The park also features Super Nintendo World, where you can meet Mario and Luigi and ride a real-life Mario Kart. A Donkey Kong-themed area was recently added, expanding the Nintendo World section. Key Attractions in Universal Studios Japan The Wizarding World of Harry Potter: A highly immersive land featuring Hogsmeade Village and the Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey ride. Super Nintendo World: An interactive area where guests can immerse themselves in the world of Super Mario, featuring Mario Kart: Koopa's Challenge and Yoshi's Adventure. Jurassic Park – The Ride: A thrilling boat ride through a dinosaur-inhabited jungle culminating in a large drop. Hollywood Dream – The Ride: A classic roller coaster with music playback options, allowing guests to choose their ride soundtrack. Fuji-Q Highland (Yamanshi Prefecture) Situated in the foothills of Mount Fuji in Yamanashi Prefecture, Fuji-Q Highland is renowned for its collection of record-breaking, adrenaline-pumping roller coasters and anime-themed attractions. This amusement park boasts some of the world's steepest, fastest and longest rides, drawing thrill-seekers from across the globe. Beyond the high-octane experiences, Fuji-Q Highland also offers gentler attractions and stunning panoramic views of the iconic Mount Fuji, creating a unique blend of extreme thrills and scenic beauty. Key Attractions in Fuji-Q Highland Fujiyama: One of the tallest and fastest roller coasters in the world, offering incredible views of Mount Fuji. Do-Dodonpa: A launch coaster with rapid acceleration that was formerly known as Dodonpa. Eejanaika: A '4th dimension' roller coaster with seats that flip riders head over heels. Takabisha: A steep drop roller coaster. Thomas Land: A dedicated area for younger children based on the Thomas & Friends series. Ghibli Park (Aichi Prefecture) Ghibli Park, located in Aichi Prefecture, is a very popular theme park that brings the enchanting worlds of Studio Ghibli films to life. Unlike traditional amusement parks, Ghibli Park focuses on immersive experiences, allowing visitors to step into iconic scenes from movies such as My Neighbor Totoro, Spirited Away and Howl's Moving Castle . The park is divided into several distinct areas, including Ghibli's Grand Warehouse, Hill of Youth, Dondoko Forest, Mononoke Village and the Valley of Witches, each offering their own charm and attractions without typical thrill rides. Instead, the focus is on exploration, nostalgia and the beauty of nature intertwined with beloved animated worlds. How To Get Ghibli Park Tickets: Everything You Need To Know Key Attractions at Ghibli Park Becoming Characters (Ghibli's Grand Warehouse): Step into famous scenes from Ghibli films like Spirited Away for memorable photos. Cat Bus Room (Ghibli's Grand Warehouse): A large Cat Bus from My Neighbor Totoro that kids can play on. Satsuki and Mei's House (Dondoko Forest): A life-sized replica of the iconic house from My Neighbor Totoro you can explore. The Cat Bureau (Hill of Youth): A charming, miniature-filled building from The Cat Returns where you can peek into the cat world. Tatara-ba (Mononoke Village): A hands-on center inspired by Princess Mononoke 's Irontown, where you can try grilling Gohei-mochi. Sanrio Puroland (Tokyo Prefecture) Sanrio Puroland, located in the Tokyo metropolitan area, is a vibrant and whimsical indoor theme park entirely dedicated to the beloved Sanrio characters such as Hello Kitty, My Melody and Pompompurin. This colorful, family-friendly destination offers a variety of gentle rides and enchanting live shows featuring the Sanrio friends. There are also character meet-and-greets, as well as themed restaurants and shops. Sanrio Puroland provides a delightful experience regardless of the weather, immersing visitors in a world of cuteness and Sanrio magic. Key Attractions in Sanrio Puroland Sanrio Character Boat Ride: A gentle boat ride through the world of Sanrio, where you can see many beloved characters preparing for Hello Kitty's party. My Melody & Kuromi~ Mymeroad Drive: An interactive ride in a car where you can take photos with My Melody and Kuromi. Character Greeting Residence: An area where you can meet and take photos with various characters. Cinnamoroll Dream Theater: A captivating theater performance featuring Cinnamoroll in a dreamlike world. Gudetama the Movie: An attraction where you can get up close with the popular lazy egg character, Gudetama. Adventure World (Wakayama Prefecture) Adventure World in Wakayama Prefecture is a theme park that combines the excitement of an amusement park with the wonders of a zoo and an aquarium. Visitors can ride thrilling roller coasters and enjoy various attractions, then encounter a diverse range of animals, including lions. The park is great for families and children of all ages, offering an entertaining and educational experience. Please note that Adventure World recently announced that its four giant pandas will be returned to China at the end of June 2025, making the two giant pandas of Tokyo's Ueno Zoological Gardens the last ones remaining in Japan. Key Attractions in Adventure World Safari World (Drive-Through and Walking Areas): Embark on a safari adventure where you can see various wild animals such as lions, tigers, giraffes and elephants. Roller Coasters: For thrill-seekers, Adventure World offers exciting roller coasters and other amusement park rides to get your adrenaline pumping. Animal Feeding Experiences: The park often provides opportunities to feed certain animals, offering a more interactive and memorable encounter. Penguin Kingdom: Observe a variety of penguin species in their specially designed habitat, mimicking their natural environments. Huis Ten Bosch (Nagasaki Prefecture) Huis Ten Bosch is a unique and expansive theme park that meticulously recreates a Dutch town. Visitors can enjoy a canal walk, admire replicas of Dutch architecture and stroll through vibrant tulip fields, depending on the season. The park offers a variety of attractions, from thrilling rides and interactive museums to captivating light shows and seasonal events, providing a distinctly European experience within Japan. Recently, the park announced that a new Miffy area will open in June 2025, falling on the 70th anniversary of the character's creation by Dick Bruna. Key Attractions in Huis Ten Bosch Kingdom of Lights: An impressive illumination event held year-round, featuring dazzling light displays and projection mapping that has won international awards. Flower Road: Stroll through picturesque landscapes featuring seasonal flowers such as tulips and roses, often set against the backdrop of windmills and Dutch architecture. Canal Cruises: Enjoy a relaxing boat ride along the park's canals, reminiscent of Amsterdam, offering unique perspectives of the Dutch-style townscape. Sky Carousel: Japan's first three-story carousel, offering a nostalgic and beautifully illuminated ride. It is especially enchanting at night. Miffy Celebration: An area dedicated to the popular Dutch character Miffy, with themed attractions and merchandise. Yomiuriland (Tokyo) Yomiuriland, located in the western suburbs of Tokyo, is a versatile amusement park offering a wide array of attractions for all ages. Beyond thrilling roller coasters and classic amusement park rides, Yomiuriland distinguishes itself with seasonal highlights that include stunning cherry blossom displays in spring, expansive pools in the summer and breathtaking illuminations during the winter months. This makes it a destination that can be enjoyed year-round, offering not just thrills but also beautiful scenery and family-friendly entertainment. Key Attractions in Yomiuriland Bandit: A thrilling, high-speed roller coaster that races through the forest, offering exciting drops and turns. Giant Sky River: A flume ride that sends you splashing down from a great height, perfect for cooling off on a warm day. Space Factory: An indoor roller coaster experience with special effects and immersive environments. Jewellumination: A spectacular illumination event featuring millions of colorful LED lights designed by a world-renowned lighting designer, creating breathtaking nighttime scenery. It usually takes place in winter. Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura (Tochigi Prefecture) Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura is a captivating historical theme park that transports visitors back to the Edo period of Japan. This meticulously recreated village features authentic architecture, costumed villagers engaging in daily life, as well as a variety of traditional crafts, performances and interactive experiences. Guests can wander through samurai residences, merchant shops and ninja houses, while also witnessing thrilling ninja shows and Oiran processions. It's a truly immersive journey into Japan's feudal past. Key Attractions in Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura Ninja Show: Witness the exhilarating skills and stealth of ninjas during action-packed performances. Oiran Show: Experience the captivating beauty and artistry of the traditional Oiran procession and performance. Samurai Residence: Step inside the homes of samurai to learn about their lives and the social structure of the Edo period. Traditional Craft Workshops: Engage in hands-on activities and discover the artistry of Japanese crafts such as pottery and woodblock printing. Ninja Trick Maze: Test your problem-solving skills and agility while navigating the hidden passages and surprises of a ninja maze. Nagashima Spa Land (Mie Prefecture) Nagashima Spa Land, located in Kuwana, a city near Nagoya, is a large-scale amusement park boasting an impressive collection of thrilling roller coasters, including some of the tallest and longest in the world. Beyond the high-speed rides, the resort also features a vast water park (Joyful Waterpark), a hot spring complex (Yuami no Shima) and an outlet shopping mall, making it a comprehensive entertainment destination. Whether seeking adrenaline-pumping thrills on record-breaking coasters or a relaxing soak in natural hot springs, Nagashima Spa Land offers a diverse range of attractions for visitors of all ages and interests. Key Attractions in Nagashima Spa Land Hakugei: A thrilling hybrid (wood and steel) roller coaster known for its intense drops and inversions. Steel Dragon 2000: A massive steel giga coaster that previously held the record for the world's longest roller coaster, providing a long and fast-paced ride with significant height. Acrobat: Japan's first flying coaster, where riders lie down to experience the sensation of soaring through the air with intense twists and turns. Arashi: A 4D spin coaster where the seats rotate freely, creating unpredictable and disorienting movements throughout the ride. Jumbo Seawater Pool: One of the world's largest water parks, featuring a wide variety of pools, massive water slides and wave pools for all ages. It is only open in the summer months. Related Posts A Chiikawa Park Is Coming to Tokyo in 2025 10 Old, New and Upcoming Theme Parks Across Japan 5 Best Day Trips from Tokyo by Train
