Amusement park · Tokyo & Around

Yomiuriland

InagiMostly outdoorsAdvance tickets recommended
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Overview

Overview

An amusement park in Inagi, Tokyo, with something to enjoy year-round: pools in summer and illuminations in winter. Inside the park is PokéPark KANTO, an area where more than 600 Pokémon live. It's about 10 minutes from Keio-yomiuri-land Station by the Sky Shuttle gondola.

Address
4015-1 Yanokuchi, Inagi, Tokyo 206-8566
Closed
Some closing days (check the official website for dates)
Highlights

Highlights

PokéPark KANTO in the park has Pokémon Forest, about 500 m long and home to more than 600 Pokémon, and Kayatsuri Town, with a Pokémon Center and a Gym (separate ticket, advance purchase required). Other highlights include GOODJOBA!!, an area where you can experience how things are made, and the fountain show of the Jewellumination illuminations starting October 29, 2026.

Hours

Opening hours

Amusement park hoursVaries by day

Check the operating calendar on the official website

Jewellumination 202616:00–20:30

October 29, 2026–April 4, 2027 (except closing days). Varies by period

PokéPark KANTO (from October 2026)11:00–19:00

Timed-ticket entry is available after entering Yomiuriland and from 10:45. Subject to change

Hours vary by day and season. Check the official website before you go.

Tickets

Prices & tickets

One Day Pass (admission + rides)Adults (18–64) ¥5,900, junior high & high school ¥4,700, elementary school & seniors (65+) ¥4,100, preschoolers (age 3+) ¥2,500

Official prices announced for the Jewellumination period

After Pass (from 15:00)Adults ¥3,100, junior high & high school ¥2,500, elementary school & seniors ¥2,200, preschoolers ¥1,500

Official prices announced for the Jewellumination period

Admission ticketAdults ¥1,800, junior high & high school ¥1,500, elementary school & seniors ¥1,000, preschoolers ¥1,000

Rides cost extra

PokéPark KANTO (Elite Trainer's Pass / Trainer's Pass / Town Pass)Varies by visit date

All include admission to Yomiuriland. Categories: adults (13+), children (3+), seniors (65+), and people with disabilities

PokéPark KANTO attractionsAdults ¥1,200, children ¥800

Pika Pika Paradise, Vui Vui Voyage

Prices include tax and may change. Check the official website before buying.

🎫 How to buy tickets
  • →PokéPark KANTO requires a separate ticket, sold by lottery and first-come, first-served on the official website and official app (from October 2026, sales open at 19:00; first-come sales start on the same date two months ahead). Overseas residents use the English ticketing site
  • →A PokéPark KANTO ticket also gets you into Yomiuriland. The amusement park admission ticket or One Day Pass alone does not get you into PokéPark
  • →The Trainer's Pass gives one timed entry to Pokémon Forest (no re-entry); the Town Pass covers Kayatsuri Town only. Pokémon Forest requires visitors to be age 5+ and able to climb up and down 110 steps
  • →For entry from November 1, 2026, ID (passport, residence card, etc.) must be shown when entering PokéPark
  • →The Keio Amusement Passport Yomiuriland combines a Keio Line and Inokashira Line 1-day pass with an amusement park ticket (not sold on closing days)
Tickets & tours for this attractionPR
Tips

Tips for travelers

  • ✓PokéPark KANTO tickets must be bought in advance. Once you've decided on a date, check the lottery and first-come sales schedule early
  • ✓A PokéPark ticket also gets you into Yomiuriland, so you can do the amusement park in the morning and PokéPark from 11:00
  • ✓Enter for PokéPark timed tickets in the official app. Install the app and register your ticket in advance
  • ✓From Keio-yomiuri-land Station, take the Sky Shuttle gondola to the entrance (about 10 min)
  • ✓If you're arriving after 15:00, the After Pass is a better deal
Access

Getting there

Nearest station
  • Keio-yomiuri-land Station (Keio Sagamihara Line)About 10 min by the Sky Shuttle gondola¥300 one way, ¥500 round trip. About 5 min by the Yomi 01 bus
  • Yomiuri-Land-mae Station (Odakyu Line)About 10 min by the Yomi 01 bus
  • Shin-Yurigaoka Station (Odakyu Line)About 20 min by the Shin 07 busSouth Exit bus rotary, Stop 4. About 15 min by taxi
IC cards
PokéPark KANTO is cashless only (no cash)
Getting back
  • For car navigation, enter 〒214-0006 川崎市多摩区菅仙谷4-1-1 (4-1-1 Suge-Sengoku, Tama-ku, Kawasaki). Parking for standard cars: ¥1,500 on weekdays, from ¥2,000 on weekends, holidays, and special days
  • Parking gets crowded on weekends and holidays, so taking the Sky Shuttle from Keio-yomiuri-land Station is recommended
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Crowds

Crowds & best time to go

Busy
Weekends and holidays (parking gets crowded, and you may be directed to overflow lots)
Weather

Weather & what to wear

Spring

Jewellumination is scheduled to run until April 4, 2027.

Summer

The pools are open in summer.

Autumn

In 2026, a Halloween event runs September 26–November 1, and from October 29 Jewellumination begins and GOODJOBA!! CAR factory reopens after renewal.

Winter

Jewellumination from the evening (16:00–20:30, varies by period).

☂ Rainy days
PokéPark KANTO is open in the rain (some facilities may close in stormy weather). Mostly outdoor facilities
Cold
Jewellumination is viewed outdoors at night, so dress warmly
What to wear & bring
Pokémon Forest has grassy areas, uneven ground, and stairs, so wear comfortable clothes and shoes you don't mind getting dirty
Rules

Rules & what you can bring

  • !No pets in PokéPark KANTO (except assistance dogs)
  • !Bottles, cans, alcohol, suitcases, selfie sticks, tripods, and drones are not allowed in PokéPark KANTO
  • !Re-entry to PokéPark KANTO is same day only. Except with the Elite Trainer's Pass, re-entry is to Kayatsuri Town only
  • !Photography is prohibited at some shows. While watching shows, no filming above head height and no carrying children on shoulders
Facilities

Facilities & services

Lockers & luggage
Use Yomiuriland's coin lockers (none inside PokéPark KANTO)
Payment
Inside PokéPark KANTO: credit cards, e-money, and QR code payments only (no cash)
Strollers & wheelchairs
Paid stroller and wheelchair rental at the Sky Gate entrance (¥500 each, limited number, no reservations). Strollers can't be used in Pokémon Forest
Accessibility
PokéPark KANTO has 5 accessible restrooms (with ostomate facilities and diaper-changing tables), a nursing booth, and a prayer room. Stair-climbing devices provide support in Pokémon Forest
Language support
The PokéPark KANTO official website and ticketing site are available in English
Food

Food

Dietary needs
Packed lunches, fast food, and alcohol cannot be brought into PokéPark KANTO. Allergy-friendly packed lunches are allowed
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Last checked: 2026-10-01