Description

Essentials about Hanayashiki Amusement Park in brief

Fans of nostalgic amusement parks should definitely pay a visit to the traditional Hanayashiki Amusement Park in Tokyo. The park, which opened in 1853, is the oldest amusement park in Japan. If you’re looking for a good adrenaline rush, you’re in the wrong place at Hanayashiki Park. The amusement park’s 19 attractions, including a small roller coaster, a chain carousel, a ghost train and the Kiddy Taxi, appeal more to a younger and more leisurely crowd.

Website

hanayashiki.net

Opening hours

Admission fees

Admission:

Adults (Ages 13 – 64): ¥1.200

Children (Ages 5 – 12): ¥600

Small children (Ages 4 and under): free

Seniors (Ages 65 and above): ¥600

Rides (plus admission):

1 ride: ¥100

11 rides: ¥1.000

Free Ride Pass (all rides included, plus admission):

Adults (Ages 13 – 64): ¥2.800

Children (Ages 5 – 12): ¥2.400

Seniors (Ages 65 and above): ¥2.200

Location

Getting there

By public transport:

Metro lines Ginza and Tobu Skytree: Stop Asakusa

By car:

Around the Hanayashiki Amusement Park there are a number of parking lots.