Six Flags' Hamachi Miyamoto Land

Six Flags' Hamachi Miyamoto Land (also known as Six Flags of Tokyo Metro, formerly Six Flags Tokyo-to) is a Disneyland-themed amusement park located in the Shinjuku prefecture of Tokyo.

The Founding of the Theme Park
Six Flags' Hamachi Miyamoto Land was first founded in Dallas, Texas on April 15th, 1952. The founder Nishihara Yasutoshi had made its first entrance to North America for the expansion of Six Flags' Hamachi Miyamoto Land. The theme park then moved to Japan on March 1st, 1975. Upon the grand opening of Six Flags Tokyo-to, some renovations of this park went in effect.

The Grand Opening of Six Flags Tokyo-to
The grand opening took place on April 13th, 1975. Lead director Pat Hashimura introduced Six Flags Tokyo-to to the rest of the world.

Some renovations to the theme park
Six Flags Tokyo-to was being renovated in April 8th, 1997 for more attractions. As a result, the attractions for Big Thunder Mountain Railroad (a Six Flags theme park attraction replica), New Hachioji Theatre, Quick Draw's Railway and Robin Hood's Ride Experience were being shut down for future refurbishments to the theme park.

The renovation was finished in May 1st, 1997, and renamed it to Six Flags' Hamachi Miyamoto Land.

The Expansion and Return of the original theme park in Texas
Pat Hashimura announced the expansion to North America on Six Flags' Hamachi Miyamoto Land theme parks. On February 18th, 2001, the park was being revived in Dallas, Texas as Six Flags' Hamachi Miyamoto Land of Texas. Another theme park was located in Latimer, Mississippi on April 18th, 2004. Two more theme parks was being added in Hernando, Florida and Winter Garden, Florida in May 10th, 2006. Around mid-June to late November of 2011, Six Flags entered the North American market and added more parks in Seattle, Lubbock, Shreveport and Birmingham, Alabama. On July 10th, 2014, a theme park was added in Atlanta, Georgia as 'Six Flags' Hamachi Miyamoto Land of Atlanta. 'Pat Hashimura announced the grand opening of Six Flags' Hamachi Miyamoto Land of Orlando to be released in April 17th, 2016.

Upcoming changes to Six Flags' Hamachi Miyamoto Land
By April 10th, 2019, the theme park in Hachioji will be closed for future enjoyment. As of May 2nd, 2019, Fun Spot will be buying this theme park in Hernando.