Takakonuma Greenland

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Takakonuma Greenland was a theme park near Date, Japan. It opened in 1973 but temporarily closed a few years later. It reopened in 1982^[1][2] before permanently closing in 1999, the park was left abandoned until it was demolished between 2006 and 2007^[1][2][3], the park has become an Urban Legend due to its apparent isolation and sometimes misty conditions.

History[edit]

The park opened in 1973 as Takakonuma Family Park but closed after only a few years of operating.^[1][4][5][6]

The park was reopened as Takakonuma Greenland on April 2, 1982, and acquired by KSC Co. Ltd in May 1988^{[1][2][4][7][8]}

The park permanently closed in 1999 due to poor attendance and deteriorating facilities^[1][6][9], the park lay abandoned for several years, before it was demolished after 2006.^[1][3][10]

Solar Panels were installed on the site in 2014, the park sign is still located on the hill but has been obscured from view.

Attractions[edit]

The park was notable for being Fukushima Prefecture's first and largest amusement park and contained several rides.^{[1][7][citation needed]}

• Ferris Wheel
• Adventure Coaster^[11], a steel terrain coaster manafactured by Meisho^{[citation needed]}
• Bobster^[12], a mini steel rollercoaster manufactured by TOGO
• Flying Elephants
• Go Karts
• Sky Cycle
• Swinging Dragon
• Enterprise
• Merry-go-Round
• Haunted house
• Miniature Railway

Other attractions included an ice skating rink, game corner, deer garden, rabbit garden, Insect Museum and picnic area.

Popular Culture[edit]

The park was used as a location in the film Kamen Rider 555: Paradise Lost.^[13]

The Ferris Wheel in Forbidden Siren 2 appears to be inspired by the park^{[citation needed]}

The park appears in the Opening of the Original video animation "FREEDOM"

The Park has become a popular Urban Legend and Creepypasta, with several of these stories claiming the parks undisclosed and isolated location and several fatalities.^[7]

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