At Miniland over 10 million Lego bricks recreate the cities of Japan to scale.
Opened in 2017 at the tip of Kinjō, in the port of Nagoya, it is organised into seven themed areas built around Lego bricks. The highlight is Miniland: over 10.49 million bricks recreate the monuments of Japan to scale, from Nagoya Castle (225,000 pieces) to the Nagoya Dome (410,000 pieces).
A Lego theme park opened in 2017 in Nagoya, the franchise's second in Asia after Malaysia. It is designed more for families with young children than for roller-coaster fans.
ℹ️ Adult day ticket from ¥4,900 online (more expensive at the ticket office). Hours typically 10:00–18:00, varying by season: check the official calendar. A few minutes’ walk from Kinjō-futō Station on the Aonami Line.
🚉 Kinjō-futō · 22 min walk
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