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Splish, Splash, Sploosh!: Your Guide to Tokyo’s Waterparks

When the air outside is thick with humidity, cicadas begin their endless chirping, the stores start stocking endless varieties of flavored bottled water and teas, and all the kids start sporting “playground tans”, Tokyo Summertime has finally come. We are the enviable environment to enjoy a trip to the beach, but sometimes we’d like to cool off a bit closer to town. Good thing there are several great water-parks around the metropolis we can take advantage of! Here’s our guide to some of the best waterparks to take a beat the heat and catch a few thrills at the same time: Tokyo Summerland Located less than 2 hours away from Shinjuku in the city of Akiruno, this sprawling amusement park has rides like roller coasters and a Ferris wheel but is well known for its water park. Both outdoor and indoor sections, outfitted with various water slides, fountains, and pools that can keep visitors entertained for the whole day. And when that isn’t enough, a hotel is also available. Water park schedule: Tokyo Summerland is open year round, except during the winter season where it is closed from December through February. Ticket Prices: Entrance Fee Free Pass Summer Entrance Fee…

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