Tokyo Area Water Parks & Swimming Pools

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Water Parks & Swimming Pools in Tokyo
Water Parks & Swimming Pools in Tokyo

The water parks and swimming pools in Tokyo are very busy in the summertime. In the heat of the summer, they can be fun for adults and children. *Please note that tattoos, including fake ones, are prohibited at most water parks! Here is a list of Tokyo Area Water Parks & Swimming Pools.

Water Slide in Tokyo
Water Slide in Tokyo

Tokyo Area Water Parks & Swimming Pools

Water Parks

Yomiuri Land Water Park

The Yomiuriland amusement park opens its five outdoor pools in the summer months. There is a giant wave pool that simulates swimming in a particularly choppy sea (complete with a sandy ‘beach’) There are three different slides, the Giant Sky River is a highlight for thrill-seekers, and the kids will love the adorable Anpanman pool, which features characters from the popular comic series. Late-night swimmers can visit the beer garden that is open for the Night Pool events. Location: 4015-1 Yanokuchi, Inagi-shi, Tokyo Train Access: Yomiuriland-mae Station, 5 min bus ride or 10 min Gondola ride Google Maps

Tokyo Summerland

This very popular amusement park on the west side of Tokyo has an indoor pool (Mar-Nov) but also a vast summer outdoor area with multiple pools, water slides, fountains and man-made waterfalls. The Adventure Lagoon is lit up at night and its quite colorful. Location: 600 Kamiyotsugi, Akiruno City, Tokyo Train Access: Akigawa Station, bus 10 min ride Google Maps

Showa Kinen Park (Rainbow Pool and Water Playland)

Showa Kinen Park is the biggest water park in the Tokyo metropolitan area, it is 1.4 times the size of Tokyo Dome, and they have nine pools. They have wave pools, many slides, and relaxing river pools to float around on. The smaller Water Playland is mostly for kids and it has a safe children’s pool. There are also showers, changing rooms and a baby changing area. You should bring your own towels, tarps, flotation devices, and water toys, but some things like water rings are available to rent. Location: 3173, Midori-cho, Tachikawa City, Tokyo Train Access: Nishi Tachikawa Station, 5 min walk Google Maps

Oiso Long Beach in Kanagawa 

This park is a fair distance from Tokyo, but the Oiso Long Beach Water Park is a very interesting combination of beach and water park south of Kamakura. Oiso Long Beach is less crowded, more relaxed, and a good place for people of all ages. This water park has a wave pool, a lazy river, many different pools and hot tubs, an Olympic-sized diving board and plenty of places to relax. Location: 546 Kokufuhongo, Oiso-machi, Naka-gun, Kanagawa Train Access: Oiso Station, Oisoeki Bus Stop, Nakamaru (Oisocho Bus Stop) 4 min walk Google Maps

Kawagoe Aquatic Park

Kawagoe Aquatic Park is a 45-minute train ride from Ikebukuro in Saitama. It’s one of the more reasonably priced water parks in the Tokyo area. There are various kinds of slides and a few family-friendly pools. There is also a shallow wave pool where it is quite nice to relax in. The place can be very busy at times and there isn’t much shade, so this place can get hot, really hot! Location: 880 Oaza-ikenobe, Kawagoe-shi, Saitama Train Access: Kawagoe Station, Bus 20 min Google Maps

Tobu Zoo

The Tobu Zoo has a large summer-only water park. Here you can float along a lazy river, splash around in the giant wave pool, watch the impressive fountain shows and take a ride on Tobu’s rapid river-style waterslide. The kids can play in the Jabu Jabu Adventure area that has mini slides, shallow pools, and a huge splash bucket. Location: 110 Suka, Miyashiro, Minamisaitama District, Saitama Train Access: Tobu Dobutsu Koen Station, 10 min walk Google Maps

Toshima-en Amusement Park 

This water park includes a surf pool, a lazy river, two wave pools, water slides and something called the Nautic Jets. There’s also an Olympic sized pool with a set of three professional diving boards, as well as a selection of more peaceful pools for the children. The park also has a year-round onsen mineral water spa, located just outside the main grounds that uses a mineral-rich salt bath imported from the Israeli Dead Sea. Location: 3-Chome-25-1 Koyama, Nerima City, Saitama Train Access: Toshimaen Station, 4 min walk Google Maps

Yokohama Pool Center

The Yokohama Pool Center has a large swimming and water play area. This is a good place for the whole family to swim, and play in the different kinds of pools. Location: 14-1 Haramachi, Isogo-ku, Yokohama Train Access: Negishi Station, 7 min walk Google Maps

Swimming Pools

Aquafield Shiba Koen Futsal Field

This is a good large 50-meter outdoor pool in southern Tokyo that can get busy in the summer season. The Aquafield Shiba Koen Futsal Field also has great views of Tokyo. Location: 2-Chome-7-2 Shiba Park, Minato City, Tokyo Train Access: Shibakoen Station, 3 min walk Google Maps

Wadabori Park Pool

The Wadabori Outdoor Pool is a really nice place to swim outside. There is a 50 meter, 25-meter swimming pool, and a nice children’s pool. The pool is located in a nice setting with trees, greenery, and is next to a river. Location: 2-Chome, Omiya, Suginami-ku, Saitama Train Access: Eifukucho Station, Nishi-eifuku Station, 8 min walk Google Maps

Meguro Citizen Center Park

The Meguro Citizen Center pool is very popular. It is located in central Tokyo and can be very busy during the summer months. Location: 2-Chome-4-36 Meguro, Meguro City, Tokyo Train Access: Meguro Station, 10 min walk Google Maps

Genki Plaza

The Genki Plaza indoor pool has a large swimming pool and slides. It’s a good place to swim and have water fun, but it can be very busy. Location: 1-Chome-2-22 Shimo, Kita City, Tokyo Train Access: Shimo Station, 5 min walk Google Maps

Setagaya Park

The Setagaya Park swimming pools are fun for kids and adults. This pool area is small but they have medium-sized swimming pools and a children’s pool area. Location: 1-5-2 Ikejiri, Setagaya Ward, Tokyo Train Access: Ikejiri Ohashi Station, Yutenji Station, 15 min walk Google Maps

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