A major water park in summer
With thrilling slides and a wave pool, it is well suited to visitors looking for an action-packed day.
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This large family-friendly leisure complex offers a huge summer water park and attractions throughout the year.
Set on a spacious site facing the Sea of Japan, Shibamasa World combines a large seasonal water park with year-round attractions. Options range from thrilling water slides to indoor play areas for children, with open grassy areas overlooking the sea and camping also available.
With thrilling slides and a wave pool, it is well suited to visitors looking for an action-packed day.
Indoor play areas and shallow pools make it easier to visit with young children.
Enjoy the scenery along the Sea of Japan alongside the park’s many activities.
Spend the day enjoying the pools and attractions, then take it easy in the late afternoon while looking out to sea.
One of Japan’s largest resort pools
▶ The Monster Wing
A water slide that feels like a roller coaster repeatedly racing up and plunging down.
This gigantic combination slide combines a variety of slide elements, including towering cliffs and a two-stage drop immediately after a steep descent.
▶ The Monster Slider
A massive cone-shaped slide about 30 meters high, worthy of the name “Monster.” Experience a new kind of excitement like never before!
▶ Tube Slide: Triple Zaurus
Certified by Guinness World Records 2005!
An unbelievably amazing slide where water tubes twist together as they descend. From the top, you can look out over the magnificent Sea of Japan below, and its sheer height will leave you speechless!! It comes in three types: Exciting Red, Thrilling Black, and Speed White.
▶ Wave Pool: Caribbean Beach
“Caribbean Beach,” one of the largest wave pools on the Sea of Japan side.
Beautiful lawns spread out beside the pool, and you can swim while taking in the ocean view at a glance. It feels just like being on a tropical island.
▶ Adventure Slider
A curving tube body slide with a maximum length of 180 meters on a grand scale!
Also available in the indoor pool. There is also a lane for parent-and-child sliding.
▶ Lazy River
Even the classic lazy river is on a scale unique to Shibamasa World!
There are two outdoor pools (100 cm and 80 cm deep) and one indoor pool (80 cm deep), making it popular with a wide range of guests.
▶ Kids’ Pool
Kids’ pools with depths of 30 cm and 60 cm.
Enjoy water play in a cute pool with an elephant slide. The shallow pool also gives parents peace of mind.
▶ Indoor Pool Amazon
The indoor pool is heated, so you can relax even on rainy or cold days.
With a lazy river and an adventure slider, even those concerned about sunburn can have a great time. There is also a shallow kids’ pool, so children will be very satisfied.
▶ Various Slides
From the 30-meter slide, the fastest of all, to slides of different lengths and angles, there’s a wide selection to choose from. Some slides also allow parent-and-child sliding, so even younger children can enjoy them.
▶ Various Pools
There are a wide variety of pools, including a jacuzzi pool, an outdoor heated pool, a canyon pool with a depth of 120 cm, and pools for small children with depths of 30 cm and 60 cm.
▶ Giant Changing Facility: Shibamasa Dome — a spacious 5,000 m² changing room!
Enjoy a roomy and comfortable changing area with air conditioning.
Facilities include lockers, a powder room (hair dryers and washbasins), shower rooms, a lounge, air services, a food corner, a shop, women’s changing room, and men’s changing room.
In addition to pirate-themed attractions, visitors can enjoy putt-putt golf and even a mystery-solving escape facility, making it a place where the whole family—from children to adults—can have fun. It also features an auto campsite to meet the growing outdoor trend in recent years.
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