List of theme parks nationwide

Upopoy is a national center for the revival of Ainu culture.
Upopoy (Symbolic Space for Ethnic Coexistence) is a hub for the revival and creation of Ainu culture that opened on Jul. 12, 2020 on the shores of Lake Poroto in Shiraoi Town, Hokkaido.
The nickname "Upopoy" means "singing (in a large group)" in the Ainu language.

This is the northernmost zoo in Japan, which opened on Jul. 1st, 1967. The zoo covers an area of over 15 hectares and is home to nearly 650 animals from over 100 species.
In 1997, it became famous when it introduced a method called "behavioral exhibits," which allows visitors to observe the natural behavior and lifestyles of animals.

It is one of the leading zoos in Hokkaido, having a range of attractions like a world-class chimpanzee exhibit, a bear pavilion, and a Tasmanian pavilion, housing 1,100 animals from about 200 species.

The theme is "the bond between horses, the earth, and people," and you can experience a variety of activities throughout the year that allow you to experience the wisdom and beauty of horses.
In addition, it is a theme park where you can enjoy a variety of activities, a light-filled garden where you can experience the seasons, and gourmet food and sweets that are gentle on the body.

"We want to reduce the burden on the environment and contribute to the creation of a sustainable society." In order to realize this idea (Eco), we have developed a small community (village) that has a connection (ring) with the natural environment, including plants and animals. This is Ecorin Village.
Don't miss the Tomato Forest, which is home to the world's largest tomato plant, which has been certified as a world record.

It is one of Hokkaido largest leisure resorts, with an amusement park, golf course, and ski resort, where you can enjoy outdoor activities surrounded by lush nature in the summer, and skiing and snowboarding on a total of 37 courses across three mountains in the winter.

The only aquarium in Yamagata Prefecture. It boasts the largest variety of jellyfish on display (over 50 types) in the world, and the sight of the colorful jellyfish floating around is fascinating.
There are also plenty of other fun things to do, such as the sea lion show, which is popular with children, and feeding the black-tailed gulls. This is a spot you'll want to visit with the whole family. Jellyfish ramen and jellyfish ice cream are also very popular.

At Ashikaga Flower Park, the year is divided into eight themes, allowing visitors to enjoy different flowers at each season.
One of the most popular attractions is the "Wisteria Flower Story" event (usually held around Golden Week from mid-Apr. to mid-May), where more than 350 wisteria trees bloom in abundance. It was the only place in Japan to be selected by CNN as one of the "World's Dream Travel Destinations."

"Kamogawa Sea World" opened in October 1970 with the concept of "encounter with the world of the sea." Through encounters with aquatic life, visitors can experience the importance of life and the wonders of interaction, as well as gain knowledge about aquatic life. This is an aquarium theme park whose purpose is to have fun learning about the relationship between humans and the natural environment.

This entertainment farm is spread over a vast area of 250 hectares and not only allows you to interact with animals, but also offers a spectacular view from the mountaintop, flowers blooming in abundance on the farm, and seasonal fruit picking, making it a fun-filled experience.

The vast grounds, which are approximately 19 times the size of the Tokyo Dome, are home to areas where you can experience nature, such as grassy hills, a boat pond, and a flower garden, an amusement area with a variety of attractions, and a children's zoo where you can have a rare experience interacting with animals. This is a flower and green theme park with many areas where you can experience the concept of Tokyo German Village, where people and nature spend time together.
As the name suggests, another attractive feature is the restaurant where you can enjoy German food and German beer.

It is a theme park of the sea, islands, and living creatures that consists of multiple facilities including Japan's largest aquarium, attractions, restaurants, shopping stores, and more.

An illumination event held at Lake Sagami Resort Pleasure Forest.
This popular spot has been selected as one of the "Three Greatest Illuminations Kanto," and is characterized by its spectacular illuminations, which are the largest Kanto, using 6 million bulbs and making the most of the park's undulating terrain.

Yomiuriland's illuminations are a popular event held every year from autumn to early spring.
You can enjoy jewel-colored illuminations that can only be seen here and a spectacular fountain show on an overwhelming scale.

"Chibikko Ninja Village" is a ninja-themed amusement park located in Togakushi, in the north of Nagano Prefecture!
Togakushi is known only to those in the know as the home of the Togakushi-ryu ninjas who were active during the Sengoku period.
There are plenty of different facilities that can be enjoyed by both children and adults, including shuriken throwing, a trick house, and transformation experiences.

A space science museum with special cooperation from NASA, located in Hakui City, home to the legend of UFOs.
There are many exhibits including spacecraft and satellites actually built for space development, as well as real meteorites.

This is a geological and paleontological museum focusing on dinosaurs, located in Katsuyama City, Fukui Prefecture, a major production area of dinosaur fossils.
After reopening in the summer of 2023, new zones will be added, including a giant screen where visitors can experience the "reality" of dinosaur research, and a storage facility where visitors can see dinosaur fossils and skeletal replicas.

This is the world's first theme park featuring Gaspard and Lisa, the popular French picture book characters.

Heidi Village, which is home to the world of "Heidi, Girl of the Alps," is a popular theme park that is visited by many people from inside and outside the prefecture.
Seasonal flowers such as tulips, roses, and lavender are in full bloom, recreating the Swiss townscape where Heidi lives.

This is one of the largest safari parks in Japan, where you can observe animals such as lions, cheetahs, leopards, and elephants up close while riding in a jungle bus (a special bus).

The SCMAGLEV and Railway Park showcases the progress of high-speed railway technology through actual exhibits of the latest trains, from Tokaido Shinkansen to steam locomotives, conventional trains, and superconducting linear trains.

This theme park focuses on interacting with nature and various animals from the land, sea, and air, including pandas and dolphins.

"Kaiyukan" is one of the world's largest aquariums, located in Osaka Port Area, a popular tourist destination in Osaka City. You can experience many exciting things, such as the huge tank where large whale sharks swim leisurely, the new experience area where you can get very close to the creatures, and the photogenic "Jellyfish Galaxy".

Located within Osaka's "Expo Commemoration Park," this "living museum" combines an aquarium, zoo, and art museum.
Based on the concept of "touching the senses," this museum allows adults to experience the charm of living creatures through their way of life and personalities, and can be enjoyed by everyone.
Another attraction is the wide variety of creatures you can encounter, from rare aquatic creatures to white tigers.

This comprehensive leisure facility has a safari park and an amusement park spread across its vast grounds, and offers a pool in the summer and ice skating in the winter, making it a fun place to enjoy all year round.
The safari park is home to approximately 1,200 animals of 190 different species, and offers a variety of activities, including a "drive-through safari" where you can enter in your own car, a "walking safari" where you can see the animals up close on foot, and a "sky safari" where you can look down on the animals from the sky.

The garden is surrounded by approximately 2,000 olive trees and offers a panoramic view of the Seto Inland Sea.
This olive-themed theme park is a place you can enjoy all day long, with its fantastic location and Greek windmills, a popular photo spot, and an information gallery where you can learn about the history and appeal of olives.

This is a renovated open set used for filming the movie "Twenty-Four Eyes," where the famous scene was shot. There is a wooden school building, the teacher's house, a fisherman's house, a teahouse, a souvenir shop... The Tsuboi Sakae Literature Museum also displays the furnishings that Tsuboi Sakae used while she was alive, as well as the original manuscripts of each of her works, and the movie theater "Shochikuza" regularly screens "Twenty-Four Eyes."
Kinema no Iori is a film and literature theme park where you can enjoy a gallery showcasing many masterpieces from the golden age of Japanese cinema in the 1950s through video and photographs, as well as a nostalgic school lunch set with anodized aluminum tableware.

This museum introduces the history of Kure, a naval port that flourished as Japan's number one naval arsenal and where the battleship Yamato was built, as well as science and technology, including shipbuilding and steelmaking.
Inside the museum, there is a huge 1/10 scale model of the battleship Yamato on display, which you can view up close.
In addition to an exhibition room that provides an easy-to-understand introduction to the principles of science and technology, mainly focusing on ships, through hands-on experience, there is also a large exhibition room that displays valuable actual items such as the A6M Zero Model 62 carrier-based fighter (Zero fighter). This facility allows you to learn about Kure's history, technology, and the importance of peace.

-This theme park recreates the streets of 17th century Holland on its vast Shikiji.
Huis Ten Bosch means "House in the Forest" in Dutch.
The city has a 6km-long canal where boats pass back and forth, and is home to a variety of amusement and museum facilities, as well as plenty of shopping and restaurants.
In this town that exudes a European scent, seasonal flowers bloom all year round, heralding the arrival of each season, and when the sun sets, the entire town of Huis Ten Bosch is transformed into a sparkling city.
The city's castle, canals, and other attractions are beautifully illuminated, and Gaden and Jumoku are sparkling with illumination.

Kujukushima Pearl Sea Resort, where you can fully enjoy the natural beauty of Kujukushima, is a tourist spot where you can have fun all day, with activities such as the Kujukushima Aquarium Umi Kirara, which introduces the fascinating creatures that live in the waters of Kujukushima, and the Kujukushima Sightseeing Boat, which tours the islands.

At Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium, you will be introduced to the majestic world of Okinawa's mysterious creatures.
The sun-drenched "Coral Sea" aquarium displays 800 colonies of coral.
Then there's the impressive giant tank "Kuroshio Sea" where you can observe the world's largest fish, the whale shark, and the world's first successful breeding of the Altair Manta Ray. You can also experience the entirety of Okinawa's ocean in the "Deep Sea" tank, which recreates the mysterious deep seas of Okinawa.

This theme park is filled with pineapples, tropical fruits, and colorful plants.
You can have a great time strolling around the pineapple fields and sampling products made with Okinawan pineapples.

It is the prefecture's largest tourist theme park where you can experience Okinawa's nature, culture, and history.
Gyokusendo Cave is one of the largest in Japan, with over one million stalactites and a total length of 5,000 meters. Currently, 890 meters of the cave are open to the public, and the remaining area is preserved for research purposes.
Additionally, in the Ryukyu Kingdom castle town, where rows of traditional houses over 100 years old stand side by side, four old houses and one fool are registered in the national tangible cultural property register.
Within the castle town, you can enjoy the experience of making traditional crafts.

This is a theme park where you can experience Okinawa's traditional atmosphere and culture.
You can enjoy admiring old houses, experiencing handicrafts, and watching and dancing the dynamic traditional Eisa dance.