【Battling the Heat Island Effect by Painting Attraction Roofing with a Thermal Barrier Coating】MV

Battling the Heat Island Effect by Painting Attraction Roofing with a Thermal Barrier Coating

In July 2023, with the goal of reducing heat build-up in the building and the burden on climate control systems, the roof of the “Elmo’s Imagination Playland” attraction in the park was painted with a layer of thermal barrier paint. By reducing the heat that builds up within the building and the burden on the building’s air conditioning system, guests are spending an even more comfortable time there. This also contributes to the reduction of greenhouse gases the park produces.

The results of the thermal barrier paint compared to a building without it is evident with the temperature decreasing greatly from 53℃ to 26.8℃. This has resulted in a 15% reduction of greenhouse gas emissions annually.

The building and operation of a sustainable park is essential to the future and for having all of our guests safely enjoy the park in comfort and be Super Energized for tomorrow. Universal Studios Japan will continue to proactively work to protect the earth’s environment and contribute to solving the world’s climate crisis.

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