Universal Studios Osaka

Universal Studios Japan (ユニバーサル？ スタジオ? ジャパン, Universal Studios Japan) is located in Osaka City, Japan, this flower district, is one of the world’s three Universal Studios theme parks, October 28, 1998 by the United States action actor, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger presided over the groundbreaking ceremony, March 31, 2001 opening.
The design of the studio is similar to that of Universal Studios in Orlando, U.S.A., and some of the rides are the same. The design is similar to that of Universal Studios Orlando in the United States, and some of the rides are the same, including Jurassic Park River Adventure, Futurama 2:3-D, Spider-Man, Jaws Adventure, and E.T.’s Journey. Universal Studios Japan is located in Osaka City, Japan, this flower district, is one of the world’s three Universal Studios theme parks, October 28, 1998 by the U.S. action actor, now California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger hosted the groundbreaking ceremony, March 31, 2001 opening. Its design is similar to that of Universal Studios in Orlando, USA, and some of the rides are the same. The design is similar to that of Universal Studios Orlando in the United States, with some of the same rides, including Jurassic Park River Adventure, Futurama 2:3-D, Spider-Man, Jaws Adventure, and E.T.’s Journey.
The site of Universal Studios Japan was originally used as a factory for heavy industries such as Hitachi Shipbuilding and Sumitomo Metal Industries, but after the relocation of the factory, it was leased to the studio on a term loan basis. Universal Studios is attended mainly by tourists from Japan and neighboring Asian countries such as China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, and in 2005, investment bank Goldman Sachs became the majority shareholder of Universal Studios Japan, with Universal Pictures taking a minority stake. Universal Studios Japan is a movie-themed amusement park featuring a variety of exciting rides in New York, Hollywood, San Francisco, Jurassic Park, Snoopy’s Studio, Lagoon, Water World, Goodwill Village, Oz, and other themes.