
Greenland
SaveAn outdoor amusement park with 77 rides, celebrating its sixtieth year in 2026.
About 50 of the park's 77 rides keep running in the rain, though the roller coasters usually stop.
Note: the park has posted a notice about the effects of the 2026 Kumamoto earthquake
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- Official: Family restroom, Diaper changing table, Kids' toilet seat & step stool
- Official: Outside food allowed, Indoor / outdoor
- Official: Stroller friendly
- Official: Nursing space
- Official: main site
The park spreads over a hillside in Arao and reached its sixtieth year in 2026. Of its 77 rides, about 50 keep going in the rain. The coasters that run on rails tend to stop first, while NIO and Grampus Jet hold up. A new hybrid coaster, Wadatsumi, is under construction. In summer a water park opens, and families spread mats on the wide lawns by the festival ground.
| Stroller friendly | Yes | Stroller rental ¥500 a day at the Main, North and East gates — 30 units, first come first served, for babies aged 3 months to 2 years. The park recommends bringing your own. Coin lockers (¥200/¥300/¥500) at each of the three gates | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | greenland.co.jp |
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| Nursing space | Yes (4) | Four rooms: beside Iyashi-no-mori, the Event Hall, inside the toilets near the giant Kumamon statue, and in Hotel Blanca. Free hot water at the Iyashi-no-mori and Hotel Blanca rooms (ask the restaurant staff at Blanca) | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | greenland.co.jp |
| Family restroom | Yes (9) | 17 toilets in the park, 9 of them with a multipurpose toilet attached | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | greenland.co.jp |
| Diaper changing table | Yes | Baby beds are in some of the multipurpose toilets (not all) | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | greenland.co.jp |
| Kids' toilet seat & step stool | Yes | Children's toilets are listed on the park's toilet page; locations are not given | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | greenland.co.jp |
| Outside food allowed | Yes | Bento and drinks welcome, to eat on the wide lawns. Simple pop-up tents and picnic sheets are allowed (large tents are not); outdoor wagons are allowed except in the pool area. Do not bring food into the restaurants or their terraces | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | greenland.co.jp |
| Indoor / outdoor | Outdoor | An outdoor amusement park: of its 77 rides about 50 still run in the rain, while the roller coasters usually stop | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | greenland.co.jp |
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Worth a look before you go
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Greenland for a school-leavers' trip: a parent's guide to getting the day right
You walk far more than expected, 60-minute queues are normal, heels are a mistake, and bring your own snacks and drinks.
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A day with two sisters at Greenland in Arao, the park where 'too small to ride' never came up
With an adult, babies can ride 30-plus rides; the ladybird coaster starts at age 2. A full day with a 3- and 5-year-old.
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Eating at Greenland: the restaurants and stands, explained by a mother who went
Ajisen tonkotsu ramen ¥850, chicken nanban bowl ¥980, 60-minute buffet ¥1,800 for adults. Your own food is fine too.
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A local goes to Greenland, the park with the most rides in Japan
In at 8am on Children's Day: 10-20 minute waits for little kids' rides, an hour for coasters, nearly 15,000 steps.
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- Fee:Admission ¥2,000 adults (high school and up) · ¥1,000 primary & junior high · ¥1,000 ages 3 to preschool · ¥1,000 seniors 65+. Children aged 0-2 enter and ride free. Admission + free pass ¥6,200 adults / ¥5,200 school children / ¥4,000 ages 3-preschool. The free pass does not cover coin-operated rides, the water park or paid events. Half price with a disability certificate (plus one carer) or a maternity handbook. Parking ¥1,000 per car per day■
- Hours:Opening hours change day by day — in August 2026 opening was 9:30 or 10:00 and closing ranged from 17:00 to 20:00. Check the official calendar. Closed days are set on the calendar too, and bad weather can close the park■
- Booking:Advance web tickets are sold. Gate payment by cash, credit card or PayPay. Same-day re-entry with a re-entry pass from the gate staff■Official booking site ↗
- Note: the park has posted a notice about the effects of the 2026 Kumamoto earthquake■