Inagi Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in May)

Yomiuriland

The representative amusement park of Tokyo that is roughly 30 minutes from Shinjuku Station and can be enjoyed by children and adults throughout the year. Yomiuriland is the historic, representative amusement park of Tokyo that is located in the area spanning across Inagi, Tokyo and Kawasaki, Kanagawa. It is conveniently accessible, as it is roughly 30 minutes by train from Shinjuku Station. Of course, there are various amusement attractions but there are also seasonal events, such as the pool in the summer and the light show in the winter, making it possible for children and adults to enjoy it throughout the year. You can travel from Keio-yomiuri-land Station to the amusement park on the "Sky Shuttle" gondola, which we recommend because it allows you to enjoy the scenery of each season from the sky. The amusement park can also be enjoyed when the weather is unfavorable, as it has many indoor facilities. The amusement park can also be enjoyed when the weather is unfavorable, as it has many indoor facilities #tokyotrip

Jewellumination at Yomiuri Land in Tokyo 💫

Don't miss one of Tokyo's largest amusement parks! Everywhere in this amusement park has been lit up by four million LED lights. There are 5 sections with different colors and themes: "Amusement Park", "Aqua", "Lovely Stream", "Cute", and "Forest" areas. There is also a dance show in the evening, which is synchronized to the light and music. You can purchase an unlimited rides ticket! Enjoy the rides all day and enjoy the illumination at night ✨ It is extra cold here in winter🥶❄️ This place is only 35 minutes from Shinjuku Station. #tokyo #japan #tripmoments #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #awesomepic

#My winter vacation last year♥️.

Everywhere in this amusement park has been lit up by four million LED lights. There are 5 sections with different colors and themes: "Amusement Park", "Aqua", "Lovely stream", "Cute", and "Forest" areas. There is also a dance show which is synchronized to the light and music. If you purchase an unlimited ride pass you can also see these illuminations as well as the amazing Tokyo night view from the top of a roller coaster or Ferris wheel. The evening free ride pass which includes an entry ticket to Yomiuri Land as well as an unlimited ride pass is great value at ¥1,800, with entry open from 4:00 P.M to close of business. You can get to Yomiuri Land by Odakyu Line or Keio Line from Shinjuku Station

#Illumination 😊

Yomiuriland is hosting the largest-scale illumination in the Kanto region, “Jewellumination.” Featured popular nighttime-only shows and attractions include some of the largest-scale fountain shows in the country, a roller coaster shooting through the night sky like a falling star “Starlight Bandit,” and a Ferris wheel with a panoramic view of the night cityscape! Enjoy the amusement park decorated in sparkling Jewelry-colored lights! Goodjoba!!” in Yomiuriland is an area themed after “monozukuri,” or Japanese craftsmanship. The area is made up of factories that reflect 4 familiar industries: Car, food, fashion, and bungu (stationery). With beautiful palm trees and a beach-like shoreline, this pool will make you think feel like you’re at the water’s edge! A taste of the South Pacific in Tokyo♪ The fun is virtually endless at Yomiuriland’s Pool WAI!

[Food is still a Korean tour] to Korea for the first time to experience the enzyme bath. The whole body is buried in the enzyme, and the microbial heat radiation is used to baptize the whole body. The strange enzyme can heat up to 70 to 80 degrees, but the body surface only feels more than 30 degrees, so the cells are perfectly activated. The whole enzyme bath also contains a hand, foot half body bath, and a very comfortable full body massage chair, actually can lie flat and pull your whole body muscles, so I want to move it back to the country! Finally there is a very steam bath. After the whole set, the skin immediately feels moist and clear. The best thing is that the cost of so many projects is equivalent to RMB. How much do you guess?