By Li Xinyi, compiled and reported
Universal Studios Japan’s “Universal Wonderland” will open on Friday, March 16. It is a cartoon-themed small town where characters like Snoopy, Hello Kitty, and those from Sesame Street live, featuring 28 new types of amusement facilities. Additionally, from April 28 to July 8 (excluding Tuesdays and Wednesdays), Universal Studios Japan will launch a limited-time facility as part of its 100th-anniversary special event — “The Mummy Museum ~ Curse of the Mummy Gods,” offering visitors an ultimate horror experience with Hollywood-level quality.
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Universal Studios Japan will introduce a seasonal limited-time facility in April, allowing visitors to embark on a fantastical journey through “The Mummy.” (Image provided by Universal Studios Japan)
Utilizing cutting-edge SFX techniques such as special effects makeup, sound effects, and incredibly realistic mummy scenes, Universal Studios Japan authentically recreates the 100-year-old history and tradition of the Universal Pictures world for visitors.
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Universal Studios Japan’s “Universal Wonderland” will officially open on March 16. (Image provided by Universal Studios Japan)
By integrating these technologies with the spectacular world of the 1999 Hollywood film series “The Mummy,” and adding an immersive sense of being lost in the underground ruins of an ancient city in the Egyptian desert, Universal Studios Japan has designed a new entertainment facility that is both terrifying and thrilling. There are two routes to choose from: “Imhotep’s Chamber” and “The Resurrection of Anubis,” each lasting about four minutes.
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