Things to do in Yomiuri Land

place is not big but for the love of sanrio characters, the place is very nice. indoor also

Booking with Klook saved us money! Didn't expect so many people even on a Monday. It's a great place for families with kids. The Sanrio version of "It's a Small World" is super cute.

A must-visit paradise for Sanrio fans! Packed with Sanrio characters in attractions, shows, and restaurants. You won't be able to stop buying merchandise. I recommend visiting and taking the photo booth opportunity to record a video.

A “must visit” for Hello Kitty Fans! It is a dream come true to be meeting my heroine, Lady Kitty. Loved every minute of it!

The entire park is geared towards children, so bring your childlike wonder when visiting! You can enjoy the atmosphere and music even without knowing Japanese! The indoor design seems very friendly to the performers. It's a great choice for summer or rainy days! The air conditioning is a bit strong, and it could be even stronger in the performance venues. We recommend bringing a jacket! The merchandise is also geared towards children, so for more sophisticated items, we recommend the Sanrio store or Kiddy Land in Shinjuku! But of course, there are also park-exclusive items! Don't miss them!

Save time by skipping the line – it's super convenient! Just show the QR code at the entrance to get right in. 😊

Visiting Sanrio Puroland was truly a childhood dream come true! We went on our last day in Tokyo, arriving around 1 p.m. I was worried at first because of the crowds and thought we wouldn’t be able to do much. Luckily, each ride has machines where you can buy PUROPASS priority tickets (1000 yen for two people), which saved our day. With them, we managed to enjoy everything we wanted despite the limited time: the boat ride, My Melody Drive, and Lady Kitty House where we met Hello Kitty and took pictures. The highlight was definitely the Miracle Gift Parade, a magical way to end our visit, followed by shopping for exclusive merchandise at the gift shop. I booked the entrance tickets through Klook since the official website was confusing. Food: cute snacks and small lunchboxes rather than big meals, but they’re tasty and part of the fun. One important tip: bring cash. PUROPASS machines, and some purchases require it.

Entry was very convenient, and I will purchase through Klook again next time. You can enter and exit multiple times. One ticket allows you to enjoy the water park and the Yomiuriland amusement park rides. Highly recommended for travelers to purchase.