Hanayashiki
Tokyo, Japan
Located in the historic Asakusa district of Tokyo, Hanayashiki is Japan's oldest amusement park, first opening in 1853! Hanayashiki has retained its traditional charm, with a collection of classic attractions packed into a small space, offering a nostalgic glimpse into Japan's amusement park history.
The park is home to just one roller coaster, simply named Roller Coaster, which opened in 1953 and is the oldest surviving roller coaster in Asia! Its quirky layout winds between buildings and through the tightly packed park, making it a fascinating piece of roller coaster history.
What makes Hanayashiki even more special is its location, just steps away from the famous Senso-ji Temple, one of Tokyo's most iconic landmarks. With traditional streets, historic temples and the lively atmosphere of Asakusa right on its doorstep, visiting Hanayashiki is as much about experiencing Japanese culture as it is about the rides!
Roller Coaster
Manufacture: Togo
Length: 767.8 ft
Height: 36.1 ft
Inversions: 0
Opened: 1953
Tours Featuring Tokyo Joypolis
Japan
Sea Paradise | Yokohama Cosmoworld | Tokyo Dome City | Yomiuriland | Tokyo Joypolis | Fuji-Q Highland | Tobu Zoo Park | Hanayashiki | Tokyo Disneyland | Tokyo DisneySea | Suzuka Circuit | Nagashima Spa Land x2 | Parque Espana-Shima Spain Village | Universal Studios Japan | Hirakata Park
Other Theme Parks Japan
From Tokyo Disneyland to Universal Studios and Fuji-Q Highland to Nagashima SpaLand, Japan features many exciting parks with some of the world’s best attractions!
