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Tokyo Summerland’s outdoor pool complex opens fully on July 4. It features 17 attractions, including the thrill-packed “Monster Stream” and “Decasura.”

Posted on June 30, 2026 by Editor in Chief

Tokyo Summerland (600 Kamidaitsugi, Akiruno City, Tokyo) will fully open its outdoor pool area on July 4.

The highlight is “MONSTER STREAM,” an adventure-themed pool that combines a wave pool and a lazy river. The course is approximately 210 meters long with a water surface area of 1,260 square meters, and guests can enjoy the thrill of riding down the course on special inner tubes through intense waves and currents that resemble a mountain stream.

Other attractions include “DEKASLA,” where riders glide down a massive course in a dedicated rubber boat designed for 4 to 5 people; “Towers Rock,” a water slide where riders descend from a height of 20 meters in a rubber boat; “dobon,” a slide that sends riders plunging into the water; and “Aqua Fan,” a water play area where 1.2 metric tons of water cascades down all at once from a giant barrel overhead—just a few of the many water attractions visitors can enjoy.

To enter the park, you must purchase a “1-Day Pass (Date-Specific)” in advance, either as an e-ticket or a convenience store voucher. Prices vary depending on the period: adults 4,100–5,600 yen, junior high school students 3,500–4,900 yen, elementary school students 2,800–3,900 yen, and preschoolers and seniors 2,100–2,800 yen. Same-day tickets are not available.

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