Nakijin Village

From the moment I received my order, the contact person at Manshiguang proactively confirmed and reviewed the attractions and offered recommendations. He reminded me the day before the trip, and the driver arrived early. I'm a solo traveler and prefer a shrine-visiting trip. Seihachi and Futenmangu Shrine are quite far from Kokusai-dori where I'm staying. Our driver, Mr. Jin, was very patient in understanding my needs and accommodating me on-site. I'm very grateful! 🙏 A reminder for those who want to do the same shrine-visiting trip as me: both Seihachi and Futenmangu Shrine require strong traction shoes! Even good brand urban walking shoes aren't suitable for these two attractions. Please make sure your knees are strong and your shoes are good. Mr. Jin then took me to two highway rest stops, where the souvenirs are a hundred times better than those on Kokusai-dori! Everyone, please book a ride with Manshiguang! 🩷 I hope to be your customer again.

I went there on the weekend and didn't buy a pass or a ticket. I arrived at noon and there weren't many people. I queued for three games, all within 60 minutes. They were all fun, especially pushing the buggy! If you want to play the games, you can buy a pass to ensure you can play them. We didn't mind and were mentally prepared to queue, so we didn't buy one. The food in the park was delicious, the snacks on the dining car were good, and the shops were nice too. The park was not as big as I expected. I played until 7 o'clock when the park closed and I took the shuttle bus to the spa for a soak and rest. My family of five, no children, but some elderly, had a good experience. However, the park is basically outdoors and it can be very sunny, so you really need to pay attention to the weather and the month before going. There are parasols to rent inside, as well as chairs with open parasols. The cooling station has air conditioning, sofas, and candies. There are also water stations on the roadside so you can take a break if you're tired of walking around and queuing. Remember to drink water.