We immediately visited the pool, which is full of topics, including the first expansion since its opening in 1991 and the creation of the “Wai Wai Jungle,” a new athletic area with a total construction cost of 1 billion yen.
Summer is all about playing in the water! With pool classes already starting at schools and the opening of the ocean in July in many parts of Japan, preparations are slowly being made for the summer season to begin. In the midst of all this, Yomiuri Land’s “Pool WAI” will open earlier than usual on July 1!
When the bell rang, 2300L of water zapped from the tal! The entire area was so thick with water that it was a haze!
Pool WAI” at Yomiuri Land is one of the leading leisure pools in the Kanto region. With its 250-meter-long flowing pool and thrilling slides, it is well known as a summer destination that attracts many visitors every year.
Pool WAI,” which will start its season on July 1, will be joined this summer by a new athletic area, “Wai Wai Jungle. It is an area with plenty of room to play, consisting of a giant bucket, five sliders, and more than 70 water play gimmicks.
The biggest topic is a powerful gimmick of one of the largest buckets of water pouring down in Eastern Japan. And at 2,300 liters, it’s more water than you can imagine just by hearing the numbers!
When the bell rings, the fun begins! As the super giant bucket slowly begins to tilt, a surprisingly large amount of water splashes into the surrounding area with surprising force! In an instant, you are soaked to the skin.
I actually tried it myself and was surprised at how powerful it was and how wet I got. The temperature was over 30 degrees Celsius on the day of the interview, a perfect day for a swimming pool, and I was very satisfied with the exhilarating experience. I couldn’t help but think, “I want to go here! I want to come here with everyone! I want to come here with everyone!
Also, be sure to pay attention to the parrot next to the super-sized bucket! It is said to talk when it is in a good mood, so listen to it while you play.
In the next issue, we will go inside the athletic facility and focus on the more than 70 water play gimmicks!
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