The poolside was very unclean in the shallow area. However, it was very easy to get an admission ticket and enter the waterpark. The prices were reasonable and the staff were polite. The lockers were also very easy to access and cheap. We could not find any changing rooms (I don't think there were any) and getting on the bus home from the nearby bus stop was a nightmare. The queue at the bus stop was an estimation of 70 to 80 people in front of us and there were many more people in the queue behind us. We were lucky enough to get on the second bus which came (because the first bus had filled up) but it would be nicer if there were more buses when most people left the water park (which closes at 5pm and that's when the bus stop gets very busy). There was an orderly queue as the people in Japan respect each other, and everybody stood in the queue in single file (that's not what it's like in England!). The slides were great and actually really scary. On one of the basic slides (the ones with the shortest queues which don't have any turns) I felt like I was sliding at 80mph (I am being serious - if you don't believe me then go on one of these slides for yourself). I wish I had gone with a friend as I only went with my mother because it would have been a hilarious experience! There were several pools to make the park more interesting, including a deeper pool with a diving board, an umbrella-shaped fountain, a circuit which takes you round automatically, a normal 8-lane pool, and a wave-powered pool.

This is probably the longest review I've ever written so I'd be surprised if anyone was to actually read all of this. ^^^