
Nagashima Spa Land
ナガシマスパーランド
Nagashima Spa Land is a large amusement park in Kuwana. It has 12 roller coasters, said to be the most in Japan, including the Guinness-certified "Steel Dragon 2000". In summer, the huge Jumbo Sea Water Pool opens, with 10 pools and 11 kinds of water slides on about 75,000 square metres. A day-trip outdoor hot spring, Yuami-no-Shima, is next to the park.
Visitor information
- Opening hours
Hours change by season. Check the latest on the official website.
- Closed
Closed for maintenance on weekdays around mid-to-late January and late June.
- Getting there
From JR/Kintetsu Kuwana Station, take a Mie Kotsu bus for 20 minutes to the last stop, Nagashima Onsen. Direct buses also run from the Nagoya Station Bus Center.
Hours and fees can change. Please check the official website before you go.
Good to know
- Parking for 15,000 cars, 1,000 yen per day.
Tips for Muslim visitors
- A theme park visit usually takes a whole day, so plan your prayers in advance. Not every park has a prayer room; check the official site or use a verified place to pray nearby.
- Park restaurants rarely serve halal-certified food. Check the official dietary information and the park's rules on bringing your own food.
- Plan your visit around prayer times. Below are today's prayer times for Mie and the verified places to pray nearby.
Prayer times in Mie
Today (5 Nov 2026)
- Fajr04:42
- Sunrise06:18
- Dhuhr11:40
- Asr14:35
- Maghrib16:57
- Isha18:23
Times are calculated for Tsu. Times may differ elsewhere in Mie.
Places to pray near Nagashima Spa Land
Halal food near Nagashima Spa Land
We have not verified a halal restaurant near here yet. Until then, these guides can help you choose food safely:
Distances and walking times are estimates based on straight-line distance.
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Photo: Hideyuki KAMON from Takarazuka / 宝塚市, Hyogo / 兵庫県, Japan / 日本, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Sources (Checked 4 Nov 2026): kankomie.or.jp