All Reviews of Yomiuriland

It wasn’t crowded, and we barely had to wait for most of the rides. There were almost only Japanese locals around, so it felt really authentic and local. Pretty nice 😌

Compared to the big theme parks, the thrills are pretty average.

There aren’t that many food options, and the prices feel a bit touristy.

It’s really cold in winter, but once you see the lights, it totally feels worth it.

Huge bonus if you come as a couple—the atmosphere is maxed out.

If you're coming with kids in the summer, I totally recommend this place!

There are not only indoor attractions, but also a lazy river and a big pool, so you can have a blast in the water~ 👍

The environment is really comfortable, and there are lots of rides you can enjoy. I kind of hope not too many people find out about this park! 🤭

The cable car is so much fun! You get that amusement park vibe right from the start, and the closer you get, the more excited you feel. This place is definitely a hidden gem for Tokyo locals!

The Ferris wheel is huge! On a clear day, you can see all the way to Tokyo and even Mt. Fuji!

Visited last weekend—so much fun!!!

Time: 3:00 PM

Crowd: Super packed!

Rides: Most had a 20–30 minute wait 😳

Tip: Go early if you can! If you have time, check out HANA BIYORI for flowers and hot springs—it's just a 5-minute walk from the park.

I've heard about this place for ages but finally made it!

1. There are quite a lot of rides, and the lines aren't too long.

2. Mostly Japanese visitors, so it actually feels pretty chill.

3. There's not much around the park, so it's best to eat inside. The food is actually pretty good!

The food and shows in the park are definitely highlights, making the whole experience even more fun and complete. Overall, Yomiuriland is a fantastic spot for families and friends to enjoy together. I made some really unforgettable and happy memories here.