Amusement|西武ホールディングス

Professional Baseball

The Saitama Seibu Lions have won the league championship 23 times, the most of any team in the Pacific League, and have won the Japan Series 13 times. In the 2020 season, they hope to win their third league championship in a row and the Japan Series. A large-scale food area, indoor amusement facility, new goods shops, and more will also be opened in the 2020 season. Some seating in the MetLife Dome will be renovated, including the area behind the backstop and infield reserved seats. The spectating environment will be greatly improved for even more enjoyable services.
Moreover, the 2020 season marks the 70th year since the team name was changed to the Lions. Various events are planned in which past players will be featured. We hope you’ll keep showing your enthusiastic support for the Saitama Seibu Lions in the 2020 season!

Saitama Seibu Lions

Concerts & Events

The MetLife Dome is home to the Saitama Seibu Lions, but it also hosts concerts and other non-baseball events! Yokohama Arena delivers big excitement as well.

MetLife Dome (Saitama)

Yokohama Arena (Kanagawa)

Check Out Our Multipurpose Halls!

Kusunoki Hall (Saitama)

The stage and seating can be arranged as you like, so the hall can be used for various purposes, including ceremonies and exhibitions.

Amusement Parks, Aquariums, and Pools

Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise is both an amusement park and an aquarium. Also, we operate amusement facilities with distinctive charm, including five aquariums in different locations around Japan, Seibuen Amusement Park,which is that opens a pool in the summer. Some pools at our hotels are open at night, too.

※Seibuen Amusement Park is closed from November 1 to the spring 2021 grand opening due to the renovation work.

Amusement Park and Aquarium

Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise (Kanagawa)

This sea, island, and creature theme park has four different aquariums and various attractions.

Aquariums

Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa (Tokyo)

A two-minute walk from Shinagawa Station. Cutting-edge Tokyo entertainment bringing together sound, lights, images, and living creatures.

Sendai Umino-Mori Aquarium (Miyagi)

There are many sights to see, including the large tank that recreates the sea of Sanriku and the largest performance by dolphins and sea lions in Tohoku.

Joetsu Aquarium Umigatari (Niigata)

This aquarium overlooks the beautiful Sea of Japan in Joetsu. It’s home to more than 100 Magellanic penguins.

Hakone-en Aquarium (Kanagawa)

At 723 meters above sea level, this is Japan’s highest sea life aquarium. You won’t want to miss the cute Baikal seals!

Izu Mito Seaparadise (Shizuoka)

This aquarium is on Suruga Bay and uses the natural inlet. The popular “Penpara” exhibit allows you to see penguins up close!

Amusement Parks and Pools

Seibuen Amusement Park (Saitama)

Seibuen Amusement Park is closed from November 1 to the spring 2021 grand opening due to the renovation work.

Pools

Oiso Long Beach (Kanagawa)

This vegetative and aquatic paradise sits right in front of Sagami Bay. There are 10 different pools for all-day enjoyment.

Showa Kinen Park Rainbow Pool (Tokyo)

This pool is 63,000 m2 in size (about 1.4 times the size of Tokyo Dome), making it one of the largest in the Tokyo Metropolitan Area. Everywhere you go in here is poolside!

Hotel Pools

PRINCE HOTEL Pools

Available to staying guests. Some are open at night, too!

Resort Amusement

Inside the resort, gondola lifts, ropeways, and cable cars take you to scenic spots. There are also tour boats and amphibious buses at Lake Ashi in Hakone and Lake Biwa in Shiga.