Where are the routes, opening hours and tickets of One Piece Theme Park in Japan?

One Piece Theme Park in Japan, a must-see place to travel to Tokyo! One piece? Guess what? This is a classic drama that has influenced a generation of anime fans. How many people have spent those lush years with you ~ ~ The following small series will take you to see the One Piece Theme Park!

One Piece Theme Park is located under the Tokyo Tower. At present, the public entertainment items include Looking for Things with Qiao Ba in the Sun, Casino Cabin in Nami, Engraving for Robin, Zorro's Make a clean break, Brooke's House of Terror and so on. Realistic scene setting will definitely make the pirates enjoy it. There are also theme restaurants and coffee shops in One Piece theme park, which provide special food that can only be eaten here. Hand-run stores will also launch limited edition souvenirs, so visitors can experience the journey of One Piece in all directions.

Address: Zucheng, Tokyo Tower, No.2-8, No.4, Zhi Zhi Park, Port Area, Tokyo.

Arrival mode: Du Ying Dajiang _ Line to Chiyuqiao Station, and Chiyuqiao exit is 5 minutes' walk.

Hibiya Line of Tokyo Metro goes to Kamiya Station, 1 exit, and it takes 7 minutes to walk.

Du Yingsan antenna to Yuchengmen station, exit A 1, and walk for 6 minutes.

Du Ying Asakusa Line to the A6 exit of Damen Station, 10 minute walk.

From JR Yamanote Line to Hamamatsumachi Station, walk from the north exit 15 minutes.

Opening hours: Paradise10: 00-22: 00 (admission is closed at 21:00).

Anjia Restaurant Buffet in Shan Zhi11:00-15: 00 (last entry 13:50), ordering system 15:00~22:00 (last order 2/kloc-0

CafeMugiwara 10:00-22:00

Straw hat shop 10:00-22:00 (2 1:45 at the latest on weekdays and 2 1:30 on weekends and holidays).

Admission: adult daily ticket is 3200 yen, and advance ticket is 3000 yen.

13- 18 youth ticket is 2700 yen on the same day, 2600 yen in advance.

For children aged 4- 12, the same-day ticket 1600 yen and the advance ticket 1500 yen.

Tel:+81-3-3433-511.

Website: http://onepiecetower.tokyo.