Maximize Your Enjoyment with the SEIBU 1Day Pass Combo Ticket! Dive into Unique and Dreamlike Experiences Along the Seibu Railway Line

As you step out of Toshimaen Station and head toward Tokyo Nerima Castle Site Park, you’ll find “Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo – The Making of Harry Potter.” This walk-through entertainment facility offers a behind-the-scenes look at the filmmaking process, making it the perfect place to immerse yourself in the magical world.

Right outside Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo – The Making of Harry Potter is Bade and Natural Hot Spring Niwa No Yu, a hot spring spa that features a 1,200-tsubo (approximately 4,000 square meters) Japanese garden designed by renowned landscape architect Kenzo Ogata. It’s the perfect place to unwind and soak in the afterglow of your immersive experience. The facility also offers saunas and stone baths, allowing you to sweat it out and relax while surrounded by nature. After working up a good sweat, head to the on-site restaurant, Ryokusuitei, where you can choose from a variety of dishes ranging from traditional Japanese cuisine to sauna meals that cater to your post-bath cravings. For a special end to your day, why not enjoy a banquet course in the spacious dining hall?

Located right outside Seibu-Kyujo-mae Station (SI41/SY03) on the Seibu Sayama Line and Yamaguchi Line, Sayama Ski Resort is an indoor ski facility where you can enjoy skiing and snowboarding without being affected by the weather. It features a soft, snow-like texture and a 300-meter-long slope, offering a genuine winter sports experience. The resort typically operates from November to March.

After enjoying winter sports, make your way to Seibuen-yuenchi Station (SY02) on the Seibu Yamaguchi Line. Right in front of the station is Chinese Ryokan Kikusuitei, offering day-use hot springs where you can unwind and rejuvenate. The “Sayama Tea Bath,” a bath infused with the fragrance of tea from Sayama, is a signature feature of this facility. Indulge your senses and fully unwind.

After recharging at Kikusuitei, head over to Seibuen Amusement Park. With the concept of “A Heartwarming World Full of Happiness,“ the park features lively performances, attractions, and heartwarming experiences. The main street, Sunset Hill Shopping Street, stretches straight from the entrance toward the Fujimi Observatory Tower and recreates the nostalgic townscapes and communities of Japan’s Showa era. Join the lively festival atmosphere and enjoy the vibrant energy and warmth of the “Showa” world!

After exploring Yuhino-oka Shopping Street, head to the towering Yuhi-kan on the hill. This innovative attraction offers an overwhelming scale and quality that defy traditional ride experiences. You can enjoy the two-part show featuring “Ultraman the Ride” and “Godzilla the Ride,” which will stir your instincts and send your excitement soaring. After the ride, stop by Hakurai Grill for special collaboration menus featuring popular characters.

The illuminations are typically lit around 6:00 PM during the winter season. Last year, the lights adorned the Yuhino-oka Shopping Street, symbolizing the charm of old Japan and offering a one-of-a-kind, dreamlike experience that felt like stepping back in time.

A traditional-style public bathhouse in a retro town with modern facilities. The highlight is Japan’s first silky soft-water carbonated bath and a super-hot sauna at 110°C (100°C for women). Enjoy the smooth skin feel after bathing!

One of the largest natural hot springs and stone sauna facilities in the Kanto area. It offers 15 types of baths and saunas, five types of stone saunas, and a relaxation lounge with 30,000 manga books. There’s also a food court and restaurants on site!

A large-scale commercial facility opened in September 2024 in front of Tokorozawa Station. It features 142 diverse stores, including a cinema complex, food hall, fashion outlets, and bookstores. An exhibition of the fairytale train that once ran on the Seibu Yamaguchi Line is also planned.

A multi-purpose facility with the Kadokawa Musashino Museum, restaurants, bookstores, and event halls. It serves as the core facility of the "COOL JAPAN FOREST Project," a joint project with Tokorozawa City, and is one of Japan’s largest pop culture hubs.

A charming town that retains the atmosphere of the Edo period. With landmarks like the Toki no kane (Time Bell Tower) and Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine, which is considered a power spot, there’s plenty to see! Many shops offer take-out options, allowing you to enjoy street food while taking in the historical townscape.