Guests are permitted to wear yukata and jimbei at the park. However, to ensure a safe and comfortable experience, you may be asked to adjust your attire or may not be able to experience certain attractions.

• Wearing yukata or jimbei in a way that exposes too much skin
• Garments, such as furisode (long-sleeved kimono), with trailing hems or sleeves which are difficult to shorten or pull up
• Garments that restrict leg movement and make it difficult to maintain proper riding posture
• Hair styles and hair ornaments that may affect your ability to wear goggles or other items that need to be worn on your head for certain attractions
• When the park is crowded, we recommend that you refrain from wearing geta, zori, or other such footwear that may come off easily. (You may be asked to wear shoe straps for certain attractions.)
• Items, including costumes and accessories, with LED lights powered by batteries (excluding items sold in the park)