Universal Studios Japan is celebrating the Halloween season with two spooky limited-time events, the popular Halloween Horror Night, event offering spooks and frights, and the family-friendly Hahaha! Halloween Party. During the event, guests can enjoy special limited-time food featuring some of the park’s biggest names, including Pokémon, Resident Evil, Chainsaw Man, Hamikuma, and Snoopy.

Let’s take a look at all the limited-timed food and drink available now at Universal Studios Japan!
Hamikuma
One of this year’s hottest items is the new Hamikuma popcorn bucket, a must-have for all Hamidies (fans of Hamikuma). The detailed design features cake, candy, and eyeballs spilling out of Hamikuma’s slashed stomach, and it even has a voice function that plays a message from the spooky bear.

Hamikuma is taking over Universal Market offering new tasty snacks like the Hamikuma Punk Dog, Chocolate Keema Curry, and Candy Churitos. Guests can also indulge in delicious photo-ready bitter chocolate Psycho Circus Cake and strawberry-flavoured Hamikuma Candy Cake.

②Hamikuma Seoul Chicken & Cheese White Curry ¥1,100
③Hamikuma Chocolate Keema Curry ¥1,100
④Hamikuma Candy Churritos ~Strawberry Candy~ ¥850

Wharf Café, located in the San Francisco area will offer speciality drinks, including the HamiKuma Soul Drink — Vanilla & Salt “Two Become One” BIRTH and HamiKuma Drink — Cola & Whipped Cream “Two in One” DEATH.

(Right) Hamikuma Drink ~Coke and whipped cream combined into one, DEATH~ ¥900
Pokemon
Studio Stars Restaurant is offering a Pokemon special menu to commemorate the Pokémon Unstoppable Halloween Party. Highlights include the Litwicks’ Lit Up at Night Hamburg Steak Meal, Pumpkaboo’s Roly-Poly Chicken Bagel Sandwich Meal and DJ Pikachu & Mimikyu’s Exciting Kids Meal.



¥2,400




Resident Evil
USJ’s Irish Pub, Finnegan’s Bar & Grill, will be serving up a new steak set menu inspired by the iconic heroes of Resident Evil, complete with limited-time special drinks and collectible coasters.


Chainsaw Man
Fans can pick up an eye-catching mushroom and bacon-filled Pochita bun and a Chorizo pastry from the food cart located in front of Cinema 4-D Store, where Chainsaw Man: The Chaos 4-D takes place.

Pochita Bun with Mushrooms & Bacon Filling | Chainsaw Man Chorizo Pastry
Snoopy
Snoopy Backlot Cafe will be offering a delicious set meal featuring spaghetti meatballs served with French fries and a soft drink alongside a caramel and cream cheese Snoopy Pumpkin Cake.

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Buy Your Shinkansen Tickets (Bullet Train)
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Universal Studios Japan has affordable accommodations that are steps away from the park and have easy access to Osaka. I recommend checking prices through Booking.com followed by the hotels directly. Sometimes, you’re able to score some incredible deals. Here’s a short list of hotels at Universal Studios Japan I recommend.
- The Park Front Hotel at Universal Studios Japan – You’re directly in front of the Park gates and have instant access to Universal CityWalk Osaka. The rooms are gorgeous, with restaurants and even a Lawson (Japanese convenience store).
- The Singulari HOTEL & SKYSPA – Attached to the train station is a fantastic hotel for those who want a comfortable, clean, and stylish place to sleep. After a long day at Universal Studios Japan, the rooftop sento (public bath) is excellent for unwinding and relaxing.
- Hotel Universal Port – This is an excellent hotel for the Minion fan in your family, only a 5-minute walk from Universal Studios Japan. It also boasts the largest breakfast buffet in Japan, a must during your visit.
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Stay Connected
Universal Studios Japan only offers free Wi-Fi at the park’s entrance. That’s not enough to stay connected and share your day with everyone back home on Instagram to give them FOMO. Here’s how you can stay connected while travelling in Japan.
- Pocket Wi-Fi – If you’re travelling with a group or have multiple devices, this is your best and most affordable way to stay connected to the internet. Pick up and drop off at the airport. Easy.
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