Nagasaki Prefectural General Sports Park Wai Wai Pool (わいわいプール)
Flow of the course
About 30 min from the previous stop
About 285 min here
About this spot
The Wai Wai Pool (わいわいプール) at the Nagasaki Prefectural General Sports Park is a leisure pool in Isahaya City, open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. from Saturday, July 18 to Monday, August 31 in 2026. It offers a 25-meter pool, an adventure pool, a 150-meter lazy river, Rain Drop, a rock slide, and a water slide, giving you a variety of different ways to play. Simply letting yourself drift with the current is plenty of fun on its own, or you can cheer on the slides, or play with the water features in the adventure pool. A shop and light-meal corner are on site, so there is no need to worry about food even if you stay all day. Admission is 500 yen for general visitors, 200 yen for high schoolers and younger, and 100 yen for preschoolers, with 11-visit ticket books also available (5,000 yen for general visitors, 2,000 yen for high schoolers and younger, and 1,000 yen for preschoolers).
Season & hours
Name: 長崎県立総合運動公園 わいわいプール
Date & time: 7/18 (Sat)–8/31 (Mon) 9:00–18:00 休業日は毎週水曜日(7/22・29、8/5・12・19・26)
Venue: 諫早市・長崎県立総合運動公園
Tips
The pool is closed every Wednesday (July 22 and 29, August 5, 12, 19, and 26). Be sure to check this when deciding which day to go. Lockers cost 100 yen per use, so bring 100 yen coins. Slides may have conditions such as a minimum height, so it is a good idea to check with staff after entering. Shaded spots fill up quickly on busy summer holidays, so claim one as soon as you arrive. The latest information is available on the official website.
Best time to visit
About 4 hours and 45 minutes. Even entering after noon leaves plenty of time to play right up until closing
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Nagasaki Prefectural General Sports Park, Isahaya City
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