AprilInuyama Matsuri
Chubu & Hokuriku ・ Nagoya
Usually the first Saturday and Sunday of April (Saturday is the Shigaku-sai, Sunday the Honraku-sai)
Theme park · Chubu & Hokuriku
LEGOLAND Japan Resort
NagoyaMostly outdoorsAdvance tickets recommended
Overview
Overview
An outdoor theme park based on the world of LEGO bricks, located at Kinjo Pier in Nagoya Port. Aimed mainly at children aged 2–12 and their families, it has more than 40 rides, shows, and attractions. Together with the adjoining SEA LIFE Nagoya aquarium and hotel, it forms a resort.
- Address
- 2-2-1 Kinjofuto, Minato-ku, Nagoya, Aichi 455-8605
- Closed
- Operating days and hours vary by day. Check the official opening-hours calendar
- Official website
- https://www.legoland.jp/
Area weather
NagoyaWeather & what to wear in Nagoya →Highlights
Highlights
MINILAND, which recreates cityscapes from across Japan in LEGO bricks, is a popular area that everyone can enjoy with no height restrictions. The attractions center on letting small children take the lead, such as the rides in LEGO NINJAGO World, the LEGO Factory Tour showing how LEGO bricks are made, and Splash Battle, where kids can play with water.
Hours
Opening hours
Opening hoursVaries by day
Example: October 2, 2026 (Fri) 10:00–17:00, October 3 (Sat) 10:00–18:00. Check the official opening-hours calendar
SEA LIFE NagoyaVaries by day
Example: October 2, 2026 (Fri) 11:00–18:00, October 3 (Sat) 11:00–18:30
Hours vary by day and season. Check the official website before you go.
Tickets
Prices & tickets
1DAY Passport adults (19+)Variable (¥4,900–¥7,100)
Tax included; online price. ¥500 more per ticket at the ticket counter
1DAY Passport children (age 3–18)Variable (¥3,700–¥5,200)
Tax included; online price
Combo 1DAY Passport (LEGOLAND + SEA LIFE Nagoya)1DAY Passport + ¥800
Tax included. One re-entry allowed
SEA LIFE Nagoya onlyAdults from ¥1,800, children from ¥1,400
Online price
Annual passWeekday: adults ¥10,900, children ¥7,500 / Standard: adults ¥16,000, children ¥11,100 / Premium: adults ¥23,900, children ¥18,900
Tax included
Prices include tax and may change. Check the official website before buying.
🎫 How to buy tickets
- →Prices vary by date. Check the price for each date on the official price calendar
- →Buying at the ticket counter on the day costs an extra ¥500 per ticket, so buying in advance on the official website is cheaper
- →No cancellations or refunds after purchase. Date changes cost ¥500 per ticket
- →The 1DAY Passport doesn't allow re-entry. If you plan to step out, get the Combo 1DAY Passport (one re-entry allowed)
- →Caregivers of guests with a disability certificate enter free
Tips
Tips for travelers
- ✓Buying online for a set date is the cheapest option. You can also use the price calendar to pick a cheaper day
- ✓Some attractions have height restrictions, such as 125cm or taller for Flying Ninjago. Check in advance if you're with children
- ✓About 24 min from Nagoya Station on the Aonami Line. It shares a station with the SCMAGLEV and Railway Park, so they're easy to combine
- ✓If you'll also visit SEA LIFE Nagoya, the combo ticket (+¥800) is good value and includes one re-entry
Access
Getting there
- Nearest station
- Kinjofuto Station (Aonami Line)Nearest station
- From major stations & airports
- Nagoya Station: Aonami Line to the Kinjofuto terminus (About 24 min)
- IC cards
- Transit IC cards can be used on the Aonami Line
- Getting back
- There's no dedicated parking; use the nearby Kinjo Pier parking lot (no discounts). It's expected to be crowded, so public transportation is recommended
- The SCMAGLEV and Railway Park is also near Kinjofuto Station, so you can visit both in one day
Weather
Weather & what to wear
Summer
There are water-play attractions, so bringing a change of clothes is a good idea.
Autumn
A Halloween event is held in 2026.
- ☂ Rainy days
- The park is outdoors. Combining it with indoor attractions and SEA LIFE Nagoya (combo ticket) makes for a more comfortable day
- Heat
- It's an outdoor seaside park, and some areas have little shade, so bring a hat and water bottle. Water bottles are allowed
- Cold
- Kinjo Pier can be windy from the sea. Wear warm clothing in winter
- What to wear & bring
- Some attractions involve splashes, so a change of clothes for children is a good idea
Rules
Rules & what you can bring
- !Packed lunches and drinks may not be brought in (water bottles, allergy-friendly food, and baby food are OK)
- !No re-entry with the 1DAY Passport (once with the Combo 1DAY Passport, unlimited with an annual pass)
- !Children 12 and under must be accompanied by someone 16 or older. Adults may enter without children
- !Tripods, drones, outdoor wagons, skateboards, alcohol, etc. are not allowed. Assistance dogs only; no other pets
- !No smoking in the park except at locations with ashtrays
Facilities
Facilities & services
- Payment
- Major credit cards, QR code and barcode payments
- Strollers & wheelchairs
- Wheelchair rental ¥500 each (The Corner Shop; up to 100kg body weight). You can also use your own wheelchair
- Accessibility
- Caregivers of guests with a disability certificate enter free. An Assisted Access Pass is available for guests who have difficulty waiting in line (ask at Guest Services or the ticket booth)
- Language support
- Official website in Japanese, English, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese
Food
Food
- Dietary needs
- Allergy-friendly packed meals and baby food may be brought in. Restaurants in the park lend food cutters for baby food
Where to Stay · Agoda
Places to Stay near LEGOLAND Japan ResortPR
Prices and availability are shown on Agoda.
Events
Events & festivals in Nagoya
April
OctoberNagoya Festival
Chubu & Hokuriku ・ Nagoya
Usually a Saturday and Sunday in mid-October
2026 (72nd): Oct 17 (Sat) – Oct 18 (Sun), 2 days (no Nagoya Festival processions)
Attractions
Attractions in Chubu & Hokuriku
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☂ Mostly indoors · rain-friendlyAdvance, date-specific tickets required
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Advance, date-specific tickets required
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ZooHigashiyama Zoo and Botanical Gardens
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ExperienceKurobe Gorge Railway (Torokko Train)
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ExperienceMuseum Meiji-mura
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An open-air museum in Inuyama, Aichi Prefecture, where buildings from the Meiji era have been relocated, preserved, and opened to the public. The buildings are spread across the large village grounds, and you can walk through Meiji-era streetscapes while touring their interiors. You can also ride the SL (steam locomotive) and streetcar that run through the village.
AquariumPort of Nagoya Public Aquarium
Chubu & Hokuriku ・ Nagoya
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ExperienceSCMAGLEV and Railway Park
Chubu & Hokuriku ・ Nagoya
A railway museum run by JR Central, displaying real Shinkansen, conventional line, and superconducting maglev vehicles. It's entirely indoors and about a 2-minute walk from Kinjofuto Station on the Aonami Line. With driving simulators and a large diorama, it's fun for families as well as railway fans.
☂ Mostly indoors · rain-friendly
Hours, prices and access are based on official and other primary sources. They may change, so check the official website before you go.
Last checked: 2026-10-02