The "Pokemon Illumination" area will open at Lake Sagami Illumilion on Saturday, November 14!

Lake Sagami Resort Pleasure Forest, an outdoor resort complex (Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Prefecture), will hold "Lake Sagami Illumination," one of the largest illumination events in the Kanto area with 6 million lights, from November 14 (Saturday). A new area, "Pokemon Illumination," will make its debut.

Lake Sagami Illumilion," which will be held for the 12th time this year, continues to evolve each year and has been recognized as one of the "three major illumination events in Kanto" since 2018.

This year's highlight is the "Pokemon Illumination," a new area that recreates the world of the popular video game series "Pokemon! The world in which many wild Pokémon live will be recreated in a variety of forests, grasslands, and ponds in the mountaintop area of "Lake Sagami Resort" and illuminated with colorful illuminations. Pikachu and other Pokémon living in the forest of lights, Hitokage sleeping while warmed by a bonfire, and Pokémon enjoying camping around curry are among the many photo spots that can only be seen here.

Lake Sagami Resort has taken thorough precautions in the vast field in accordance with the "Guidelines for Prevention of the Spread of the New Coronavirus in Amusement Parks and Theme Parks. Don't miss the Pokemon Illumination.

Pokemon Illumination Area Image

About Lake Sagami Illumination
The "Three Greatest Illuminations in the Kanto Region" that can be enjoyed about an hour from central Tokyo
Lake Sagamiami Illumination is a winter event at the outdoor resort facility "Lake Sagami Resort Pleasure Forest" (Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Prefecture). Although only about an hour from central Tokyo, this illumination uses 6 million bulbs, one of the largest in the Kanto region, and takes advantage of the unparalleled difference in elevation of the slopes to create a fantastic spectacle that is in harmony with nature.
The illumination has evolved year by year through the introduction of the latest technology and area renewal, and in 2018 was recognized as one of the "Three Greatest Illuminations in Kanto" by approximately 5,500 night view appreciators nationwide.

Experience "illumination" from the sky
In the 40,000㎡ illumination area consisting of about 10 different areas, an overwhelmingly large illumination of 6 million bulbs is colorfully and fantastically illuminated in different colors for each area.
In addition, the "Rainbow Lift," a 250-meter-long lift ride that takes visitors on an aerial walk above the illumination area, and the "Illumination from the Sky," which rises 370 meters above sea level, offer a full range of "illumination from the sky" that only an outdoor resort rich in ups and downs can offer.

Facility Information
Operating period: November 14, 2020 (Sat) - April 4, 2021 (Sun) *Scheduled
Operating hours: 16:00 - 21:00
*Last admission is 20:30.
*Lighting hours: 5:00 p.m. until January, and vary seasonally from February onward.
*If you enter Pleasure Forest during the daytime, you can see Illumillion without additional charge.

Admission: Adults 1,000 yen, children 700 yen, pet dogs 700 yen

Address: 1634 Wakayanagi, Midori-ku, Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Prefecture
By Car
From Tokyo-Saitama area】7 minutes from Sagamiko Higashi Exit on Chuo Expressway.
From Yokohama】15min from Sagamihara IC of Ken-O Expressway, 20min from Takao IC of Ken-O Expressway.
By train
JR Chuo Main Line Sagamiko Station (approx. 8 min. from Pleasure Forest-mae stop on the JR Chuo Main Line bound for Migaki)
JR Yokohama Line Hashimoto Station (transfer to Sangaki Bus Terminal), approx. 50 min. from Pleasure Forest-mae bus stop on the way to Sagamiko Station.

Main measures to prevent new coronavirus infection
Lake Sagami Illumination will be operated in accordance with the "Guidelines for Prevention of the Spread of New-type Coronavirus Infection in Amusement Parks and Theme Parks" supervised by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Cabinet Secretariat, and Corona Expert Council.
■Sealing measures
・Indoor facilities (restaurants and stores) are adequately ventilated by opening doors, etc.
・When there are many visitors, we will set restrictions on the use of each area, and may also set admission restrictions for the entire park.
■Crowding measures
We have installed signs to encourage visitors to space out waiting lines, seats, and benches.
We will make every effort to prevent people from crowding together in one place, such as by distributing photo spots and using a numbered ticket system for events.
■Countermeasures against crowding
At the entrance to the park: Temperature checks are conducted; visitors with a fever of 37.5 degrees Celsius or higher will be asked to refrain from entering the park.
Before entering the park, visitors are required to disinfect their hands with alcohol and wear a mask.