Top 50 Family-friendly Attractions in Japan

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Anonymous user

This service is highly recommended! It's suitable for all ages. The staff leads the tour at a leisurely pace and provides commentary along the way. There are also several free time slots for activities and photos. Even during peak seasons like the National Day holiday, the Nintendo park is notoriously crowded with long queues. With this service, you can complete a game in less than ten minutes – incredibly efficient! It's especially suitable for seniors and children. The tour guide is lovely and provides exceptionally attentive service, looking after every family and even helping with photos. Highly recommended!

G_VP

We had a wonderful time at Tokyo Disneyland, even though we couldn’t spend the entire day there. We entered the park around 3 p.m. after returning from Gotemba, but we still managed to enjoy several attractions.One of the highlights was definitely The Beauty and the Beast themed ride. It was fun, immersive, and beautifully designed — a truly picturesque experience that we would highly recommend.As for the fireworks at the end of the day, they were a bit simple and not particularly impressive, but they still added a nice closing touch to our visit.Overall, despite the limited time, we thoroughly enjoyed our trip and would love to return for a full-day experience next time.

_TI***v7

It’s so comfortable to go alone coz they help me with my photos but it’s more fun to go with friends.🎀

Slamat Timothy Tan

This is small theme Park, no worth it for teenage guys only for kids

NicholasTan

Nice aquarium in Osaka with wide variety of marine life in particular the whale sharks and other large species. Can spend about 2-3 hours admiring the aquatic ecosystem and creatures. Make sure keep to the entry timing based on ticket bought.

M23***61

There weren't many highlights. It was a reconstruction of an old building, which explains why there were so many modern architectural details. There was a lot of explanatory material, but not many original artifacts; it seems that apart from the foundation, there's not much from the Toyotomi Hideyoshi era. The extra stone museum ticket wasn't really worth it. You just go in, look at the pile of stones from the foundation, and then leave. The Japanese are really something—they managed to put together an exhibition of such a small amount of material.

And

I consider it as one of the best aquariums in the world. It has wide range of marine life in well-maintained exhibits. Everything looks in order. For me, the feeding of whale sharks and sight of manta rays, are the highlights, giving me and the boys one of the best immersive experience. The boys enjoy the dolphin show, recording it all down to enjoy it over again. The park around the aquarium has scenic views too. Overall it’s a pleasant experience.

Anonymous user

It's a bit far, so we chartered a car. There are speed passes available for purchase. But since I don't speak English or Japanese, I just had to wait in line. My private guide wasn't available today. We'll have the itinerary tomorrow. If you're not good at foreign languages, ❌ but have the money, find a private guide. Any recommendations?

_TX***qz

The theme park gives an insight of their history, how their chocolates, cakes and sweets are made and interactive items that visitors can enjoy. They also have a sweet making workshop.

Rob1981

Worth a look if you like animals and are visiting nagiya. Enjoeyed the dolphin show and most of the exhibits. Food expensive as per theme parks, but plenty of other places to eat as you leave. Nice area right on the port, good place for a break from the city.