“Universal Easter Celebration” to be held!

2020.02.01

Universal Studios Japan has decided to hold a very popular “Easter Universal Celebration” event every year from Friday, March 6, 2020!
“Cute Easter” Strategy! Under the theme of, events will be held in two areas, Universal Wonderland and Minion Park, where both children and adults can get hooked.

The decorative design of each area is different, and when you step in one step, the easter world where your heart is “Kyun!” Will expand into a colorful and cute world just for spring. A new decoration spot based on the motif of the popular unicorn “Fluffy” in the movie “Kaito Glue” will also appear at the cute Minion Park, which has a hachamecha with “Easter?”

In addition, a character greeting will be held where friends in the park will welcome guests with Easter original costumes, such as eggs and chicks on the head or becoming a bunny. In addition, the popular “Egg Search Rally”, limited merchandise, and foods will be released every year.
Event details will be released on the official website after mid-February.
There are lots of “Kyun!” Here and there. If you want a special spring-only experience where you can’t stop singing for a very cute Easter, make a plan to go to USJ now!

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