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Best Water Parks in Tokyo

Summer and spending time by the water go hand in hand a lot of people enjoy this time of year for the purpose of getting away to the beach, a river, or a lake.

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Best Water Parks in Tokyo

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  1. BEST WATER PARKS IN TOKYO In order to escape Tokyo's oppressive summer heat, Here are few recommendations that'll do the trick. From the luxury high-rise apartments of Roppongi to the quiet backstreets of Oji to the north, there are plenty of water parks and pools in the Tokyo metro area that is accessible by train, bus, car, or foot, depending on your choice of transportation. Beat the summer heat at these water parks in and around Tokyo. They make a perfect day trip for a family with kids as well. Summer and spending time by the water go hand in hand a lot of people enjoy this time of year for the purpose of getting away to the beach, a river, or a lake.

  2. List of Best water Parks in Tokyo: 1. WAI Pool Water Amusement Island, or WAI as it's known by locals, is the water section of the Yomiuriland amusement park. If you're looking for an amusement park that has somewhere to cool-off, then WAI is the place for you. Once you've survived the roller coasters, step on over to WAI for a cool down. They've got five pools and three slides, including the Giant Sky River, which boasts the highest point of 24.5 meters and a ride length of 386 meters that you and three of your friends or family can enjoy together on one of the rubber rings used to ride down the slide.

  3. 2. Yokohama Pool Center If slides, chutes, and plunge pools are a bit energetic for your tastes, this pool in Yokohama's Negishi neighborhood offers simple old- fashioned summer swimming sessions. The lazy river has depths ranging between 0.6m to 1.5m, so it can cater to younger and older bathers. Children can play in the two small pools fitted with tiny slides, while toddlers can get their first taste of the waterpark experience in the shallow area fitted with little fountains. 3. Yomiuri Land

  4. This enthralling waterpark in tokyo is known for its beautiful winter illuminations which take place annually. And of course, there is a wide range of exciting rides which will definitely blow out your mind. From rollercoasters to the Ferris wheel, there are many options for the kids and adults to indulge in an extravagant affair of fun. This water park is open throughout the summer and gives an escape from the summer heat. There is a wave pool, diving pool and an Anpanman pool which is for the little ones to splash and dive.

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