✨ AI GeneratedTokyo Summerland
Japanese: 東京サマーランド
Akiruno, Tokyo
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In short
Tokyo Summerland is a vast water park with an attached amusement park located in Akiruno City. It is known for its indoor pools, where visitors can play regardless of season or weather, and its outdoor pools in summer. It opened in 1967 as an indoor leisure park with a tropical atmosphere.
- Adventure Dome: An indoor pool filled with a tropical atmosphere where you can play even if it rains.
- Summer Outdoor Pools: Features Great Journey, one of the largest lazy rivers in Japan with a total length of approximately 650 meters. MONSTER STREAM was also added in 2024.
- Amusement Park: Offers a wide variety of attractions, from thrilling rides to relaxing ones.
History and Highlights
Tokyo Summerland is a leisure facility surrounded by the rich nature of Akiruno City, including mountains and rivers. In addition to pools, there is an amusement park along with rides for children, making it enjoyable for families.
Its origins date back to Tokyo Circuit Co., Ltd., established in March 1966. In July 1967, it opened Summerland, an indoor leisure facility full of tropical ambiance. In September 1970, the current operating company, Tokyo Summerland Co., Ltd., was established. Covering an area of approximately 1.3 million square meters, it is a comprehensive leisure complex centered around indoor and outdoor pools and an amusement park.
In recent years, it has adopted the new concept of an "Adventure Resort of Water and Greenery." The exterior of the large dome was renovated in dark gray and white to harmonize with the surrounding nature and landscape. The rows of pillars are inspired by trees. The first-floor entrance hall features the theme of "water and greenery," and Tama timber grown in the Tama area is used for part of the building materials.
Viewing and Experience Points
- Adventure Dome: Inside the dome is an indoor pool brimming with a tropical mood, where visitors can swim and play even on rainy days. In addition to a giant pool with a gentle slope, there are water slides and jacuzzis that can be entered in swimwear.
- Summer Outdoor Pools: The highlight of the outdoor pools open from July to September is Great Journey, one of the largest lazy rivers in Japan with a total length of approximately 650 meters. There is also DEKASLA, where 4 to 5 people ride an inflatable raft and slide down a drop of approximately 20 meters. In 2024, MONSTER STREAM, which combines the features of a wave pool and a lazy river, was added.
- Amusement Park: Features a variety of attractions ranging from thrill rides to relaxed options. From the giant Ferris wheel, visitors can take in panoramic views of the surrounding nature and distant townscapes.
Travel Tips
It is approximately 10 minutes by local bus from Akigawa Station on the JR Itsukaichi Line. By car, it is about 0.5 kilometers from the Akiruno Interchange on the Ken-O Expressway. MONSTER STREAM is situated on the mountain side of the park's undulating terrain and is surrounded by forest. Visitors enjoy it while wearing dedicated float rings. With indoor and outdoor pools and an amusement park, you can spend a full day without getting bored. Nearby, Akigawa Valley is approximately 2.9 kilometers to the northwest, and Daihigan-ji Temple is approximately 3.5 kilometers to the west-northwest.
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