Sanrio Puroland, or Hello Kitty Land, is an indoor amusement park based on the popular character "Hello Kitty".
The amusement park, which opened in 1990, is located in Tama New Town in Tokyo and also shows other characters from the Sanrio company (My Melody, Cinnamoroll, Gudetama etc.). Sanrio Puroland has over 1.5 million visitors a year and is 4.5 hectares in size.
The on-site attractions are suitable for children of all ages. The parades of Hello Kitty and other Sanrio characters are also highly recommended. The park also has themed restaurants and shops dedicated to specific Sanrio characters that sell exclusive goods.
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10-minute walk from Keio Tama Center Station / Odakyu Tama Center Station
If you're looking for a way to get into the Halloween spirit with an added dose of cute, look no further than Sanrio Puroland's "Puro Halloween" event. Running from September 10th until October 31st, the event will offer a wide variety of fun attractions and activities.
Hello Kitty superfans shoudn't miss out on Sanrio Puroland and the brand new Sanrio Town.
Sanrio Puroland, also known as Hello Kitty Land, will host the "Summer Festival in Sanrio Puroland" open from July to September.
Hello Kitty theme park, Sanrio Puroland, is located in Tama City, Tokyo. An indoor amusement park that is a sure hit among young girls and fans of Hello Kitty and her friends, from across the world.
Sanrio Puroland located in the Tama region of Tokyo delivers you a Halloween Adventure with all of your favorite Sanrio Puroland characters such as the famous Hello Kitty as well as Cinnamoroll and Gudetama. A visit to Sanrio Puroland gives you a jam-packed adventure full of rides, parades, and cute character themed food.
Live music and dancing with Kitty and all your favorite Sanrio characters
This summer, Tokyo's Sanrio Puroland theme park will be hosting their Summer Puro 2021 event to celebrate all things kawaii.
If you're looking for a way to get into the Halloween spirit with an added dose of cute, look no further than Sanrio Puroland's "Puro Halloween" event. Running from September 10th until October 31st, the event will offer a wide variety of fun attractions and activities.
If you're looking for an ultra-cute way to celebrate the festive season in Tokyo, Sanrio Puroland's Puro Christmas event will be running from November 5th until December 26th.
To celebrate the arrival of spring, Tokyo's Sanrio Puroland theme park is hosting their first ever Flower Puroland event. Running from early April until early July, the inspiration behind the event is to give Puroland the atmosphere of a flower shop.
For the first time in a little over three years, visitors to Sanrio Puroland will be able to experience the theme park’s iconic Miracle Gift Parade. Featuring beautiful illuminations, stunning acrobatics and moving messages, the parade is sure to capture visitors’ hearts and minds. Sanrio Puroland: The Wonderful World of All Things Sanrio [photo id='235053'] Established in 1990, Sanrio Puroland is an amusement park centered around Sanrio characters. Other than that famous Hello Kitty, other characters you might know of include My Melody, Little Twin Stars (Kiki & Lala), Pompompurin, and Kuromi. A beloved fixture of Japan’s kawaii (cute) culture, these characters are extremely popular not only in Japan, but around the world. [photo id='235058'] Tucked away in the Tama Region just 30 minutes away from Shinjuku, Tokyo, the 4-story indoor establishment features extremely realistic and immersive interior design and photobooths, amusement rides, an exclusive goods store, and much more. Return of the Miracle Gift Parade [photo id='235056'] Dubbed the ‘Miracle Gift Parade’, the charming parade has been a beloved fixture in Sanrio Puroland since it was first launched in December 2015. As implied, the parade is centered around the theme of luring guests into a fairytale world where miracles abound and wishes to convey the message that if one stays positive and open-minded even in the darkest of times, it is possible for a miracle to occur. [photo id='235059'] Despite its immense popularity, the parade had unfortunately been temporarily suspended since February 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic. This June, however, Sanrio Puroland will be re-unveiling the Miracle Gift Parade, this time with different outfits, new music, and even more kawaii performances, all designed in collaboration with Sebastian Masuda, a famous Japanese artist, and other leading Japanese artists. What to Expect [photo id='235050'] Beginning with a colorful light show and an entrancing acrobatic act, the parade hooks you in right from the beginning. Actors and characters dolled up in their newly-designed pastel pink, blue, purple and yellow costumes stream into the circular parade space and take turns showing off their different outfits and cute dances in step with the powerful music. Perhaps one of the most enchanting things about the parade is how it makes use of Puroland’s unique indoor landscape to showcase the characters’ numerous charms and thoughtfully-designed costumes and the moving storyline. Every fixture and space in the indoor parade area are utilized to their fullest potential to fully transmit the key message of the Miracle Gift Parade to the audience. [photo id='235052'] The lovely costumes are also complemented by the theme park’s magical interior design and beautiful illuminations, making all photographs taken during the parade picture perfect. The parade will take your breath away. There’s something new at every turn, the storyline plays out extremely smoothly, and the characters’ stunning outfits capture your attention for the entirety of its 25 minutes. You won’t even notice those 25 minutes fly by! New Goods to be Bought! [photo id='235051'] Sanrio Puroland will be selling new merchandise to commemorate the reinstatement of the Miracle Gift Parade. These items include the Miracle Heart Light (¥1,800), a lightstick that automatically lights up in different colors at specific moments during the Miracle Gift Parade. CDs and DVDs (¥2,420~¥4,000) of the parade will also be sold, so you can enjoy the miracle created during the parade right in the comfort of your home. Other merchandise, such as bags, key chains, and posters with new designs will be available over the next month or so. A new dessert menu inspired by the parade will also be available from July. How and Where to Catch the Parade [photo id='235057'] The parade will be reinstated from 17 July 2023. The 25-minute parade will take place one to two times a day on the first floor of Sanrio Puroland, in the Puro Village. Parade times will be announced on the official website.
Tokyo's Sanrio Puroland is set to host a summertime Tanabata-themed celebration, the Mignon Fuwafuwa Matsuri, from early June until early July.
SORANO HOTEL overlooks Showa Kinen Park in the Tachikawa area of West Tokyo, offering 81 rooms at the new Green Springs development. All rooms come with park views and boast spacious room sizes of at least 52 square meters. All rooms come complete with balcony space and oversized windows provide plenty of light on the hotel's interiors, produced by French designer, Gwenael Nicolas.
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The Suntory brewery and factory tasting tour in Musashino is a fun experience.
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