Kanagawa Prefecture Sagamiko Pleasure Forest Resort Ticket

Attraction Introduction

Located in Midori‑ku, Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest Resort nestles among the lush green mountains surrounding the man‑made Lake Sagami. Just about 1 hour by car from Tokyo, it is a versatile resort destination. Combining natural relaxation with fun‑filled activities, it offers both the tranquil scenery of the lake and a rich variety of leisure experiences — from Japan's first giant climbing facility, Muscle Monster 2, to a suspension bridge at 370 metres above sea level, as well as mazes and thrilling rides, catering to all ages. The illumination show from winter to early spring is one of the three major light displays in the Kanto region, with 6 million light bulbs lighting up the night against the beautiful natural landscape. Enjoy the amusement park by day, admire the lights by night, and unwind with camping and hot spring experiences — the perfect balance of dynamic and tranquil moments.

Product Highlights

Easy Access from Tokyo: Only about 1 hour by car from Tokyo, plus an 8‑minute bus ride from JR Sagamiko Station — perfect for weekend getaways without the hassle of long travel.

Fun for All Ages: With gentle rides and a safe water play area for children, as well as challenging climbing walls and a suspension bridge for adults, there is something for everyone — families and friends alike.

Unique Attractions: Muscle Monster 2 has been upgraded to 3 levels with 93 activities, including highly thrilling zones like the "Screaming Muscle Zone," and offers panoramic lake views from the top; the suspension bridge lets you stroll across the mountain peak, blending nature with a sense of adventure.

Diverse Experiences Galore: Combining an amusement park, campsite, nature sightseeing, and illumination show in one, you can enjoy sports and adventures by day and light displays in the evening — whether for a day trip or a multi‑day stay, there is plenty to enjoy.

Seasonal Surprises: The illumination show from winter to early spring has earned international awards, with millions of light bulbs creating a dreamy atmosphere against the backdrop of Lake Sagami's mountains and waters — a must‑see seasonal highlight.