The whole park is so immersive!!! The Harry Potter, Mario, and Minions areas are all super dreamy—it really feels like stepping into a movie. The rides are exciting and fun, and there are tons of great photo spots. The Mario area especially is packed with details, even the shops and bathrooms are adorable. It does get really crowded, and you’ll have to wait in line for the popular attractions, so I recommend going early or getting a fast pass for an easier time. The overall vibe is super lively, and both kids and adults will have so much fun you won’t want to leave!
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The whole walk is basically the sound of water with greenery everywhere.
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SHISUI PREMIUMOUTLETS®
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It's easy to get here from Tokyo by train and shuttle bus, super convenient! I recommend adding it to the first or last day of your Narita trip—perfect for stocking up!
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Babadaimon no Keyaki Namiki
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A whole row of rare and precious zelkova trees, some of which are over a hundred years old. It's definitely a symbol of Fuchu City.
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