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A municipal amusement park recommended to family customers.
Established in 1922, and in 1950 after the 2nd world war, Arakawa Amusement Park was reopened as an amusement park managed by Arakawa ward. It features reasonable admission fees and a variety of facilities, and has been loved as the only amusement park operated by a ward in Tokyo's 23 wards.
Following the first large-scaled renewal for 30 years completed in April, 2022, the most attractive site is Norimono-hiroba. A symbol of the park, a Ferris wheel, of which a diameter is larger than a previous one, Mt. Fuji can be seen from the gondolas on a beautiful day. An illuminated decoration is created in conjunction with newly-started night-time open. In addition, most playthings are renewed such as a roller coaster for family customers has reputation that is called “Japan’s slowest” roller coaster”, a Skycycle equipped with an electric assist function, a merry-go-round, and more.
Touching small animals and riding a pony are available in Dobutsu-hiroba, having lunch of Obento and take relaxed time in Shibafu-hiroba, a model train driving course is popular in Fureai-House in which model trains run on N-Gage arranged in Diorama, and the other many facilities are filled with. Arakawa Amusement Park amuses family customers as well as various other generations.
Playthings are changed by large-scale renewal.
A roller coaster designed looks like a worm.
Touching small animals is fun at Dobutsu-hiroba.
A Ferris wheel is decorated with illumination during night times.
Shitamachi-Toden mini museum and its exhibitions are displayed in Fureai House.
Mogumogu House is eating facility with a large-wide rest space.
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Do you have foreign language support? (If it is available, what language is available?)
A brochure written in English, Korean, and Chinese are prepared.
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Is it possible to re-enter the premises?
Yes, it is (required to show admission ticket and pass).
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Is free WiFi available in the facility?
Yes, it is.
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Do you have coin-operated lockers within the park?
No, we don't.
