




Legoland Japan Resort
4.2
(14.6k)Legoland Japan Resort is a colorful theme park in Nagoya, designed with rides, games, and block-building activities for children. It's the first Legoland in Japan, featuring over 40 attractions across seven themed areas. The park also offers a factory tour where visitors can see how LEGO bricks are made.
Address
LEGOLAND Japan Limited, 1 Kinjoufutou, 2-chōme-2 Kinjōfutō, Minato Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 455-8605, Japan
Website
Opening Hours
10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Thu)
Worth it?
Worth it if you're looking for a relaxed, family-friendly theme park experience with manageable crowds
Skip if you're expecting high-thrill rides for older teens or adults
Location
LEGOLAND Japan Limited, 1 Kinjoufutou, 2-chōme-2 Kinjōfutō, Minato Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 455-8605, Japan
Highlights
Miniland is a standout, recreating Japanese landmarks like Tokyo Station and Nagoya Castle with over 10 million LEGO bricks, offering great photo opportunities.
The LEGO Factory Tour shows the production process of LEGO bricks, and visitors receive a complimentary LEGO piece as a souvenir.
The park's manageable size makes it easy to navigate without getting tired, and wait times for rides are often short, even on weekends.
Who it's for
This park is a paradise for kids aged 2–12, but adults who appreciate LEGO and photography will also find it charming and visually stunning. It's a good alternative to more crowded theme parks.
Know before you go
Consider buying tickets online in advance to save both time and money.
Parking is available, but it is a paid parking lot.
Reviews
4.2
Very good
5 ReviewsVisitors generally love Legoland Japan for its vibrant LEGO world and numerous attractions suitable for young children, including a submarine adventure with real fish. Many highlight the short wait times for rides and the friendly staff, noting the park's manageable size makes it easy to explore.
Fun facts
Legoland Japan Resort opened on April 1, 2017, making it the eighth Legoland theme park worldwide.
The park was built with a budget of USD $250 million and uses approximately 17 million LEGO bricks.
A commemorative Lego-themed train, the Legoland Train, began daily service on the Aonami Line to the park in 2017.












