How to play at Universal Studios Japan (USJ)?

Hello everyone, I am Burning Love for Life, welcome to follow. The main event is here! Universal Studios Japan (USJ) is on many people's travel plans. Starting from the three recommended accommodation areas I mentioned above, you can reach USJ in about 20 minutes by subway. The particularly noteworthy attractions at Universal Studios Japan include: the newly opened Super Nintendo World, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Minion Park, Spider-Man, Doraemon, and more. There are many USJ travel guides online, but I think it's best to just get a USJ Chinese map and follow it clockwise or counterclockwise without overthinking it. The real key is to wear comfortable shoes~ I downloaded the Chinese map from the USJ official website, and after entering, I first visited The Wizarding World of Harry Potter™ and Super Nintendo World™ in a counterclockwise direction, the two most popular areas. Then, continuing counterclockwise, I passed by WaterWorld, Jurassic Park, Minion Park, Spider-Man, Doraemon (limited time until September 3) and more~ First stop, Super Nintendo World™ Officially opened on March 18, 2021, it perfectly presents the Nintendo games we played as children, including my favorite plumber Mario. Entry requires an 'Area Entry Number Ticket' that you need to prepare in advance or obtain on the day at USJ (official APP/ticket distribution). This ticket allows for a single entry only. Along the way, there are many Mario elements, game props, music, and even the sound of collecting coins. After passing through a short corridor, almost everyone exclaims 'Wow' at the sight of the real game scenes before them, as if they have stepped into the Super Mario game. There are many Nintendo mini-games in the park, and if you want to have fun, it's recommended to buy the Power Up Band™. With it, you can hit notes and ? blocks to collect coins like Mario in the game, and with the Universal Studios Japan APP, you can also display the number of coins and rankings. Mario Kart: Koopa's Challenge™ is a must-do. Put on the Power Up Band™ and team up with others to shoot shells and collect coins in the game! Kinopio's Cafe is also worth a visit. Remember to get a timed entry ticket in advance. There are many themed foods, such as Mario Burgers, Super Mushroom Pizza Bowls, Brick Block Tiramisu, and more. Unfortunately, we were too late and didn't get in, so let's just look at the kids taking pictures with Mario. Before reluctantly leaving, I passed by the Super Nintendo World™ theme store, where I couldn't move my feet: one, because of the cool air conditioning, and two, because I couldn't let go of each product. Second stop, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter™ The Hogwarts™ Express and the fun shops of Hogsmeade™ from the movies are all realistically recreated here. In the end, I bought two wands here. The Hogwarts™ castle stands majestically on steep rocks, and I especially recommend Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey™, which is thrilling and worth the wait. After enjoying the two major areas, I started to let loose~ In Jurassic Park, with a JCB Platinum Card, you can make an advance reservation, take a break in the JCB Lounge with a drink, and quickly board the Flying Dinosaur. Minion Park is also fun, and additionally, Spider-Man will officially close on January 22, 2024 (is it closed now?). Universal Studios Japan also has many limited-time attractions, such as Jujutsu Kaisen 4D, Doraemon VR new roller coaster theme, and more. Don't miss the daily parade floats, look, Agnes is waving at me~ Overall, if you want to experience all of USJ's attractions, I recommend choosing a 1.5-day or 2-day ticket, and I strongly suggest staying at a hotel near USJ to save a lot of energy. If you're alone, make good use of the 'Single Rider' option, which is much faster than queuing with a group. USJ has two types of Express Passes (4 and 7), and I recommend choosing the 4-item one. With the JCB Platinum Card, you get an additional item, which is enough to cover most of the attractions.