Universal Studios in Japan

 


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Welcome to my blog post. Today I am exploring more about Universal Studios in Japan to see what it has to offer.

How to find out about Universal Studios

First of all Universal Studios has their own website and it can translate it to English, which I find impressive.

I just googled Universal Studios Japan and found the link at the top search results: ショー＆アトラクション・スケジュール｜ユニバーサル・スタジオ・ジャパン｜USJ

What can you see at Universal Studios

I was told Super Mario World is there and as per my last blog post on Disneyland in Japan, I thought Harry Potter was there and it might be, but it is at Universal Studios. There is also a Minion park, which I assume would be filled with fun. I would definitely visit the Jurassic Park section of Universal Studios. Prepared to be in awe of those dinosaurs. I am also a huge fan of JAWS, so Amity Park looks right up my alley. The list of sections to see doesn't even end there!

Purchasing of food at Universal Studios

The food locations are just as cool, with Amity Ice Cream and Toad Cafe for example, sound like great and entertaining places to have a treat. 

Even decorated food such as a the Toad Cafe creations such as rice made into stars etc, adds a lasting effect of funness.

I really think Universal Studios in Japan is a must see for the whole family! 

Have you been before? Please comment below what was your favourite part, thank you.

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