Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest

When winter illumination meets Paddington Bear

Vicky Amin Nov 26, 2015 - 1 min read

<p>Big Ben at the entrance. This year’s theme makes Sagamiko Resort's mascot Paddington Bear look even more lively in his illumination of origin.</p>

<p>A magical view from the upper ground.</p>

<p>Passageway to "Niagara of Light".</p>

<p>A diamond inside the Niagara. Calming and regal music is played throughout this area.</p>

<p>The "Tunnel of Light" with three different colors.</p>

<p>Thousands of blue bulbs form the "Sea of Lights".</p>

<p>Explore the United Kingdom with "London Bus Illumination".</p>

<p>"Buckingham Palace of Lights" with the British Guards Band Orchestra. This is my favorite part where sophisticated lighting shows and signature British musicals are performed.</p>

<p>Wide view of Sagamiko Resort Pleasure Forest under the magical lights of "Sagamiko Illumillion".</p>

Said to hold the largest illumination event in the Kanto Region, Lake Sagami Resort Pleasure Forest once again presents an outstanding “Sagamiko Illumillion”. In this seventh year, the resort features Great Britain with many of British icons such as a replica of Buckingham Palace, as well as fish n’ chips sold in the open-air British Market.

It is without a doubt that Sagamiko Resort offers something beyond fascinating during their winter illumination forest. Over 5 million LED are used to illuminate 13 lighting concepts, taking advantage of the resort’s fountains and lush slopes. Light shows and typical British music can be enjoyed throughout the arena, and as an amusement park should be, there are about 10 rides are ready to elevate the excitement level for families and couples.

Sagamiko Resort Pleasure Forest is located near Sagamiko JR Station, just one stop away from Takao Station on the Chuo Line west of Tokyo, and it is fully covered by the JR East Pass.

Vicky Amin @vicky.amin632

A traveler, budding travel writer, and amateur author. Writing is my way to redo my amazing journey all over again. I started "Cheating the World" project and with it, I've made two of my annual trips in a form of a book: "Cheating Southern Vietnam", and "Cheating Hong Kong & Macau" (still in Ba...