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Sagamiko Mori Mori

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Time Out says

Roughly an hour from central Tokyo (and not far from Mt. Takao), this mountainside spot lures city slickers with a range of mildly diverting attractions, including a tot-friendly amusement park, a garish athletics course dubbed 'Picasso's Egg' and an outdoor barbecue area, brilliantly named the Wild Cooking Garden. If you are feeling particularly adventurous, try out the frighteningly high Muscle Monster 2 adventure playground, the largest of its kind in Asia.

Details

Address
1634 Wakayanagi, Midori-ku, Sagamihara
Kanagawa
Transport:
Sagamiko Station (Chuo Main Line), then bus to Pleasure Forest Mae
Price:
Entry varies by day, adults ¥1,900-¥2,300, children ¥1,200-¥1,600. Free pass (entry with unlimited rides, price varies by season), adults ¥4,500-¥4,700, children ¥3,700-¥3,900
Opening hours:
10am-4pm, Sat, Sun & hols 9.30am-5pm; closed Wed & Thu

What’s on

Sagamiko Illumillion - San-X Characters Illumination

Sagamiko Resort Mori Mori has gone all out for its winter illuminations, featuring over six million dazzling LEDs. This year, there's an entire area dedicated to Japan's beloved laid-back bear, Rilakkuma, along with his sidekick Korilakkuma and other San-X friends like Sumikkogurashi. You can hop on the park’s Rainbow Chairlift and sail over colourful stripes before reaching the top of a hill, where you'll find a series of illumination art walls showcasing Rilakkuma and his friends. Walk further in to discover a massive Tarepanda inflatable and a bear-shaped igloo with Sumikkogurashi characters glowing in colourful lights. Be sure to catch the spectacular illumination show at the San-X character stage, where Korilakkuma, Afro-dog and Ebifurai No Shippo perform live with synchronised laser lights for four minutes each. Nearby, a massive Rilakkuma is perched a set of swings, providing the perfect setup for a special photo. While you’re there, indulge in Rilakkuma and Sumikkogurashi-themed meals and snacks. Enjoy a hearty Sumikkogurashi Bon Pasta or the Meat Doria Plate with San-X characters. Prefer something sweet? Then check out the colorful popcorn sundae or the Rilakkuma pudding in a cup.

Sagamiko Mori Mori Yozakura llumillion

Amusement park Sagamiko Mori Mori in Kanagawa prefecture is known for its extravagant illuminations during the winter, boasting six million LED lights that span across the entire park.  Come spring, the park hosts one of the Kanto area’s largest sakura festivals, with 2,500 cherry blossom trees in bloom. From March 15 to April 13, you’ll get to see the park adorned with fluorescent pink, gold and blue lights that illuminate the cherry blossom trees and make for a magical evening.  You must pay the park’s entrance fee (¥2,000 for adults, ¥1,300 for children) to see the illumination, which runs from 5pm to 9pm daily. Sagamiko Illumillion is closed between April 7 and April 11
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