Yomiuri Landよみうりランド
An amusement park first opened in 1964 whose grounds straddle the city of Inagi in Tokyo and Kawasaki in Kanagawa Prefecture. In addition to amusement park staples such as roller coasters and other thrilling rides, a Ferris wheel, and go-carts; Yomiuri Land also hosts more unusual attractions, like ride’s modeled after a car factory and Nissin’s U.F.O. instant yakisoba noodles. The park is filled with other fun and interesting things to see and do, as well, including a barbecue area, summer pool, seal show, character show, and winter park illumination.
Tokyo Inagishi Yanokuchi 4015-1
0449661111Details
Address
Tokyo Inagishi Yanokuchi 4015-1 [map]
Phone
0449661111
- Hours
- 9:00-20:00/10:00-17:00 etc ※ Variations depending on time/Sunday Sunday, Please refer to the official website
- Closed
- Irregular holidays(Please refer to the official website)
- Fees
- [One Day Pass] Adults (18-64 years old) 5400yen, Junior High/High School 4300yen, 3 years old-Elementary School Students 3800yen, Over 654500yen
etc. - Parking Lot
- Available(2000spaces) ※1 day1500yen
- Credit Card
- Available
- Note
- [コールセンター]044-966-1111
Information Sources: NAVITIME JAPAN
Access
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1- Keio-yomiuri-land
- about1241m
- On foot about16minutes
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View route from Station
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2
- Yomiuri-Land-mae
- about1966m
- On foot about25minutes
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View route from Station
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3
- Yanokuchi
- about2329m
- On foot about31minutes
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View route from Station
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There is no Bus Stop nearby.
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1- Ecolo Park Kawasakichiyo ke okadai 1
- about1107m
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View route from Parking
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2
- yanokuchibentendoridai 2 parking
- about1378m
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View route from Parking
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3
- Park Max Yanokuchi
- about1645m
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View route from Parking
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There is no IC nearby.
Nearby Restaurants
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- Ten-an
- Chinese Food / Yakiniku BBQ / Asian / Ethnic
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- Polaris Yomiuri Land
- Groceries
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- Shakey's
- Western Food
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