Back in April, Universal Studios Japan and Super Nintendo World had to temporarily shut their doors as a precaution against the ongoing COVID-19 in Osaka.

As of June 1st 2021, the theme park has once again opened its doors to the public, albeit with a number of additional safety measures in place. The most significant of these is that the park will only be opened on weekdays, and at a reduced capacity. You can read the details as published on Universal Studios Japan’s website below:

Due to the State of Emergency, Universal Studios Japan has been temporarily closed since April 25, 2021. Universal Studios Japan will reopen on June 1, 2021 and will operate at a reduced capacity on weekdays only until further notice.

Universal Studios Japan will continue to implement enhanced health and safety protocols and capacity control measures while Osaka Prefecture remains under a State of Emergency and thereafter. Universal Studios Japan will encourage guests to depart the theme park at varied times to avoid congestion. Indoor dining dividers were also installed at restaurants throughout the park.

In support of Universal Studios Japan’s commitment of the prevention of the spread of COVID-19, all team members other than essential operational team members will continue to work from home.

◼Park Reopening information:

• Reopening date: Weekdays only beginning June 1st, 2021 until further notice.
• Operating hours:10 am to 6 pm

• * For safety measures and ticket information, please visit our official website(https://www.usj.co.jp/)prior to your visit.
• * Please follow the guidelines issued by the local authorities of your residing areas and carefully consider your visit.
• * Wearing face masks is required at all times inside the park. Please bring your own face masks when visiting the park.

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