Now abandoned, Luna Park was once Japan's second amusement park. Goers would enjoy entering said park by using the aerial tramway from the original Tsūtenkaku Tower. Luna Park featured an arcade, mechanical rides, a fun house, a music hall, a theater, and a hot springs spa. However, after the first Tsūtenkaku Tower was damage in a fire, Luna Park was soon closed down afterwards. The park still stands but has not been touched since the fire. It's safe to assume the mechanical rides have rusted over and the park is nothing more than a shell of it's former self.