The Huis Ten Bosch theme
park in the southwestern Japanese city of Sasebo will unveil a replica of the
One Piece manga's Thousand Sunnypirate ship for short cruises on April 2.
According to the park, this is the first recreation of the Thousand Sunny that
visitors can climb aboard.
The replica will measure
30 meters (about 100 feet) long and weigh 430 tons. The ship can hold 250
people at a time as it floats in the water; the park is on Hario Island on the
coast of Omura Bay. Visitors can watch the ship's Gaon Cannon "fire"
and pose for photos with statues of the Straw Hat Pirates on the ship's deck.
They can also relax at the onboard aquarium bar and view the ship's signature
soldier-dock system and other recreated details.
A ticket for the replica
ship costs 1,000 yen (about US$12), or 600 yen (US$7) for young children.
(Discounted prices are available for the park's annual passport holders.) Each
of the seven daily cruises lasts about 20 minutes as the ship travels along the
coast of Omura Bay. The ship will be part of the park's larger One Piece
attraction area, which will open a restaurant and a shop next month.
The assembly at the nearby
Kumamoto Prefecture discussed building a separate replica of the manga's Going
Merry (Merry Go in English) ship last year; the prefecture's capital of
Kumamoto City happens to be the birthplace of One Piece's creator, Eiichiro O
The Huis Ten Bosch theme park in the southwestern Japanese city of Sasebo will
unveil a replica of the One Piece manga's Thousand Sunnypirate ship for short
cruises on April 2. According to the park, this is the first recreation of the
Thousand Sunny that visitors can climb aboard.
The replica will measure
30 meters (about 100 feet) long and weigh 430 tons. The ship can hold 250
people at a time as it floats in the water; the park is on Hario Island on the
coast of Omura Bay. Visitors can watch the ship's Gaon Cannon "fire"
and pose for photos with statues of the Straw Hat Pirates on the ship's deck.
They can also relax at the onboard aquarium bar and view the ship's signature
soldier-dock system and other recreated details.
A ticket for the replica
ship costs 1,000 yen (about US$12), or 600 yen (US$7) for young children.
(Discounted prices are available for the park's annual passport holders.) Each
of the seven daily cruises lasts about 20 minutes as the ship travels along the
coast of Omura Bay. The ship will be part of the park's larger One Piece
attraction area, which will open a restaurant and a shop next month.
The assembly at the nearby
Kumamoto Prefecture discussed building a separate replica of the manga's Going
Merry (Merry Go in English) ship last year; the prefecture's capital of
Kumamoto City happens to be the birthplace of One Piece's creator, Eiichiro
Oda. Also last year, the Laguna Gamagori marine resort complex in central Japan
hosted a "One Piece Memorial Log in Lagunasia" theme park
attraction.da. Also last year, the Laguna Gamagori marine resort complex in
central Japan hosted a "One Piece Memorial Log in Lagunasia" theme
park attraction. (www.animenewsnetwork.com)
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