Nostalgic Adventures: Exploring the Child's Playground at Miroku no Sato in Fukuyama

Miroku no Sato (みろくの里), located in Fukuyama City, Hiroshima Prefecture, is a unique amusement park that combines modern attractions with a nostalgic touch of Japan's Showa era. Here's an elaborate guide on visiting this distinctive theme park.

Attractions:

• Amusement Park: Over 20 attractions, including roller coasters, a Ferris wheel, and classic rides like merry-go-rounds. The park is known for its uncrowded environment where wait times are minimal.
• Itsukakita no Michi (いつか来た道): A highlight, this area recreates a 1950s Japanese street scene, offering a nostalgic walk through time with shops, games, and eateries styled from that period. It's particularly Instagram-worthy.
• Dinosaur Park: Features moving models of dinosaurs, including a 13-meter long T-rex, appealing to younger visitors.
• Seasonal Activities: The park has a pool during summer and hosts winter illuminations, ensuring there's something to enjoy year-round.

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On November 30, 2024, I intended to go to an illuminated event at a nearby temple. However, I got off the bus at the wrong stop. As a result, I accidentally visited this amusement park. Nevertheless, it was an enchanting evening, taking me back in time.

Exploring the Child's Playground at Miroku no Sato in Fukuyama (YouTube link)