List of Theme Parks and Tourist Attractions That Are Closed in Japan due to Coronavirus

Here is the list of theme parks and tourist attractions that are temporarily closed in Japan due to Coronavirus. This is dated April 17, 2020, and was received from our reliable tour operator in Japan.

Tokyo

• Sanrio Puroland Closed until May 10

• Shinagawa Aquarium Closed until May 6

• Sky Circus Sunshine60 Observatory The specific time and date is undecided

• Studio Ghibli Museum Tokyo The specific time and date is undecided

• Sunshine Aquarium The specific time and date is undecided

• teamLab Borderless The specific time and date is undecided

• teamLab Planets Closed until May 6

• Tokyo Disneyland / Sea The specific time and date is undecided

• Tokyo Skytree The specific time and date is undecided

• Tuna Auction at Toyosu Market Closed until May 31

• Ueno Zoological Gardens Closed until May 6

Osaka

• Abeno Harukas Observatory The specific time and date is undecided

• Cupnoodles museum Osaka Closed until May 12

• Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan The specific time and date is undecided

• Osaka Castle castle tower The specific time and date is undecided

• Universal Studio Japan The specific time and date is undecided

Kyoto

• Kyoto Aquarium The specific time and date is undecided

Yokohama

• Cupnoodles museum Yokohama Closed until May 12

• Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise The specific time and date is undecided

Yamanashi

• Fuji-Q Highland The specific time and date is undecided

Nagoya

• Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium Closed until May 11

• Legoland Japan Resort Nagoya The specific time and date is undecided

Himeji

• Himeji Castle castle tower Closed until May 10

Hiroshima

• Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum Closed until May 17

Nagasaki

• Huis Ten Bosch Closed until April 30

Okinawa

• Churaumi Aquarium The specific time and date is undecided

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