Top 50 Night Attractions in Japan

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E57***27

Очень понравилась личная экскурсия. Купленный здесь билет легко проходит на входе!

Sally Hussin

Ticket price depends on date & time . Must grab early and be faster finger if you want moment with sunset .

Sim BK

A great place to spend the whole day in. Was fortunate that there were the Christmas light up during during my visit and thoroughly enjoyed my time there. Always a huge crowd for the rides.

JF Regine

It’s simply amazing how you get to see the entire city so calm and peaceful. For a moment, it feels like everything slows down—the lights, the breeze, the quiet—it all comes together to create such a relaxing view

Cindy2023!

We visited Tokyo Disneyland at the end of November. It wasn't a peak season Tuesday, but it was still quite crowded. You need to download the Tokyo Disney Resort App; it shows the map and real-time queue times for each attraction, which is very useful. It was our first time at Tokyo Disneyland, and with two kids, we didn't consider anything too thrilling or with queues longer than 30 minutes. Even so, a few shows, two parades, and some smaller rides filled our day. The only downside is that it gets dark very early in Japan in autumn; the sun sets at 4:30 pm. We were disappointed to miss the 5 pm light show and fireworks. The English of the park staff was also limited, and there was probably a communication misunderstanding. I thought the 8:30 pm fireworks were the must-see, so I didn't pay much attention to them and missed them. The 8:30 pm fireworks were quite beautiful, but they only lasted 5 minutes. Without the light show on the castle's exterior, the experience was just so-so. It's worth mentioning that almost all the interactive exhibits were in Japanese, which can be confusing for those who don't understand Japanese. The children's experience was average. Next time, we'll prioritize visiting Disneyland in areas where English or Mandarin is spoken, allowing the children more opportunities to participate. The prices are reasonable, and the themed restaurants are quite beautiful. I specifically checked, and you can bring your own snacks, fruit, water bottles, etc. Water can be filled for free, but lunchboxes and similar items are not allowed. Park ticket prices vary depending on the time of day and weekends, so you need to check in advance. Taking the subway and then the train from Asakusa was very convenient; it's about a 6-minute walk. There's also a special Disney miniature train there, which requires a separate ticket but goes directly there. First, you queue for security, then for ticket inspection, so it's best to arrive early to avoid crowds. Many people bring picnic mats to wait for the parades and light shows and fireworks, which require arriving at least half an hour early. Although it takes a while, it's definitely worth seeing.

MsKwong

If you haven't been before, you can go once, but if you're comparing, the amusement park and the ocean are far inferior, especially in terms of layout. I think the amusement park is much more beautiful than the ocean. However, the food selection in the amusement park is slightly less than that in the ocean. I ate at the Western restaurant, which was okay. In terms of rides, the amusement park is slightly better than the ocean, especially the new motion-sensor movie theater, Peter Pan, which is really good and worth a visit. Buying tickets on Trip.com is also very convenient, which is a plus.

_We***66

The place is huge; Harry Potter fans absolutely must come and make a pilgrimage. You'll need at least three hours to fully enjoy it. I especially loved the lobby and the moving staircase. I also bought a scarf and a wand engraved with my name.

Centt

Abeno Harukas 300 is the tallest tower in Osaka, located right next to Tennoji Station. It offers a spectacular, full 360-degree view of the whole city from its observation floors (58th to 60th).The best time to visit is around sunset watching the city lights turn on is incredible. You can enjoy the view from the glass-walled main deck, or head to the Sky Garden on the 58th floor for fresh, open-air seating, drinks, and snacks. If you want a huge thrill, you can pay extra for the Heliport Tour to stand directly on the roof! It’s an essential and fantastic stop in Osaka.

Anja Stevanovic

Aquarium is amazing and well maintained, my only problem were people who kept taping on glass and sticking their faces bothering fishes. There should be sign that glass should not be touched (especially for all grown up people who were doing it)

_TI***dn

Esperienza molto piacevole, dalla tosse si ha una vista pazzesca di Osaka