[2025 Hanno Attraction] Travel Guide for Tove Jansson Akebono Children's Forest Park (Updated Apr)

The autumn leaves at Tove Jansson Akebono Park, which has a world view that seems like it came out of a fairy tale, are overwhelming. The park, which is designed with Scandinavian and Moomin motifs and is designed to make you feel like you've wandered into a fairy tale world, has beautiful metasequoia leaves that turn orange in autumn 🍁 It's luxurious that such a wonderful place is free to enter! The autumn leaves reflected in the river are also very beautiful, so please use it as a reference for places to go out in the coming season. Tove Jansson Akebono Children's Forest Park 893-1 Asu, Hanno City, Saitama Prefecture 357-0046 🕘 9:00-17:00 🅿️ Free #Furitabi

It's great that Saitama has such a cute park! A place where you can fully experience the world of Moomin. You can go inside the building and it's super cute with its curved architecture! The portulaca flowers are in bloom right now and it's very colorful! Green season is nice, but there are so many metasequoia trees, so I definitely want to go to see the autumn leaves 🥺👍 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Tove Jansson Akebono Children's Forest Park 📍893-1 Asu, Hanno City, Saitama Prefecture ⏰Weekdays 9:00 - 17:00 (closed every Monday except holidays) ⏰Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays 9:00 - 20:30 💰Free 🚗 20 minutes from the Ken-O Expressway "Sayama Hidaka Interchange" 🚗 20 minutes from the Ken-O Expressway "Ome Interchange" 🚗 50 minutes from Kawagoe Interchange on the Kanetsu Expressway 🚃20 minutes walk from Motokaji Station on the Seibu Ikebukuro Line ☑︎Lights up on weekends and holidays (until 20:30) ☑︎There is also a cafe inside the facility ☑︎Free parking ☑︎You must take off your shoes to enter both the cafe and Kinoko-no-Ie ☑︎Be careful, it's slippery to wear socks at Kinoko-no-Ie ☑︎You can take your time looking around in 2 hours ☑︎You can take good photos in the green season and autumn foliage season ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ※This information is current, so please check it out before you go! Date of photo: 2024/7 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Right now! This moment! Enjoying the Maya trip to the fullest ✔︎A place I'm glad I went and experienced ✔︎I hope this will be helpful for your outings♫ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #Saitama #Traveling with me #Tove Jansson #Akebono Children's Forest Park #Sightseeing in Saitama #Park #Trip to Saitama #Architecture tour

#LulumiThemePark opened in 2019 in Hanno City, Saitama Prefecture, near Tokyo. There is a package of theme park ticket + travel pass (HKD 216) available online. However, please note that you need to go to Ikebukuro Station to exchange the electronic ticket for a physical ticket. After getting off the bus, you will first pass the free forest village metsä village It is a leisure facility with the theme of Nordic life, and there will also be water experience activities and forest adventures. There is a photo taking area in front of the theme park entrance. It is the landscape of a huge book. Behind is the ticket office and entrance. There is also a souvenir shop and a restaurant specializing in sweets as soon as you enter the park. - Check-in point - 🛖Lakeside bathing hut 🏠Moomin house 100% restore the Moomi House in the story There is a mini game stall in the park, with three mini games (JPY 500/time) There are also some theater-style fee-charging facilities. The next article will share the remaining attractions and food at Moomin Theme Park. . . Lulumi Theme Park 📍Address: 327-6 Miyazawa, Hanno City, Saitama Prefecture, Japan ⏰Opening hours: Weekdays 10:00 - 17:00, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays 10:00 - 18:00

A free park in Saitama! Introducing "Tove Jansson Akebono Forest Park"! ⭐️Review Tove Jansson Akebono Forest Park is a park located in Hanno City, Saitama Prefecture, and is named after Tove Jansson, a Finnish author and painter. She is known as the creator of "Moomin". This park is located in a natural environment and is a place where you can enjoy art and exhibitions related to Moomin characters and themes. The park has facilities and playground equipment where you can experience the world of Moomin, making it popular with families and children. There are also spacious lawn areas and walking paths where you can spend a relaxing time. In addition, various events and workshops are held every season, and one of the attractions is that you can have a new experience every time you visit. This park, where nature and art come together, is a heartwarming place for visitors! You can enjoy Nordic cuisine at the cafe in the park, and there are delicious dishes such as smørrebrød and gratin. If you're hungry, be sure to stop by👍 #DomesticTravelStrategy

📌 🇯🇵 Japan / Saitama . ⁡ A place created with the motif of the Moomin world. ⁡ Tove Jansson Akebono Children's Forest Park in Saitama Prefecture🛝 ⁡ A place created with the motif of the fairy tale world of "Moomin"🐕⛲️ ⁡ I've wanted to go there for a few years now during the autumn leaves season, and finally I was able to go🍁🤩 ⁡ The atmosphere and the world view are great😍🙌 ⁡ The park is lit up from sunset to 9pm on weekends and holidays🏠💡 ⁡ Have bears appeared recently? Have they? Apparently, some areas were cordoned off, so it was impossible to take the standard shot at night🐻 ⁡ There were a lot of people during the day, so it might be difficult to take photos without a human unless you go in the morning🏃♂️ ⁡ Entry and parking are free🥳✨ ⁡ I'd like to go again when there are no bears (?)🐻🏠✨ The season of fresh greenery would be nice too🌱 ⁡ . #japan #saitama #tovejansson #Japan #Saitama #ToveJansson #tripDomesticTravel

As autumn deepens, it's not just Kyoto that offers stunning foliage views. There's a fairytale town near Tokyo that's equally beautiful. 🌟 Tove Jansson Akebono Children's Forest Park is a world inspired by the Moomins, bringing the paper world to life with three-story houses. The park features various fairytale buildings, including Grandpa's treehouse, the Flying King's cabin, and the Moomin Valley Bath Park, making you feel like you've stepped into another dimension! On weekends and holidays from dusk until 9 PM, there's a magical light show. 🍽 Dining: Moomin Valley Cafeteria 🎫 Tickets: Adults 3200 yen, Children 2000 yen. The "Flying Ghost's Zipline Adventure" costs an additional 3000 yen. 🕛 Hours: Monday to Friday 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM / Weekends 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM 📍 Location: 893-1 Azu, Hanno, Saitama 357-0046, Japan #JapanTravel #FairytaleWorld #HiddenGemsJapan

Tove Jansson Akebono Children's Forest Park, located at 893-1 Aza, Hannō City, Saitama Prefecture, was born from a correspondence with the famous Finnish fairy tale writer Tove Jansson. Throughout the park, you can see the Moomin family and friends from the author's stories, living in a valley surrounded by mountains. The park is as magical and mysterious as Moomin Valley, like a secluded fairy tale realm where children, adults, creatures, and plants accept each other and freely enjoy the passage of time. - Free admission - Opening hours: Weekdays 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Weekends and holidays 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM - Transportation: Driving is recommended, with free parking available at the park entrance. The nearest station is Seibu Ikebukuro Line's Motokaji Station, a 20-minute walk away. If you prefer not to walk, you can take a taxi from the Seibu Ikebukuro Line's Bushi Station, costing about 1000 yen one way. - Facilities: Mushroom House, Children's Theater, Forest House (currently under construction and not open), and a café (cash only). The Mushroom House is highly recommended, featuring a mini world made entirely of wood, full of detailed craftsmanship. As a twenty-something, I had a blast playing there. This year, I didn't specifically go to see the autumn leaves, but I stumbled upon this fairy tale world and witnessed a unique autumn foliage beauty. As night falls and the lights come on, the park transforms into a different scene. #JapanLife #StudyInJapan #JapanTravel #FairytaleWorld

This park gained popularity due to a Nordic fairy tale author, possibly the creator of Moomin. The scenes inside are beautifully crafted, attracting many children from day to night. At night, the park lights up, creating a dreamy atmosphere. The mushroom houses make you feel like you're lost in a fairy tale world. The café inside offers a diverse menu with delicious options. Akebono Children's Forest Park (Hanno City, Saitama Prefecture, Japan) is a 20-minute walk from Seibu Ikebukuro Line's Motokaji Station and is free to enter. Although the park is small and was closed for a while due to the pandemic, it's perfect for an autumn stroll, a family outing, or taking beautiful photos. If you live near Tokyo, it's a great place to visit during holidays. However, if you're far away, it might not be worth the trip just for this park. #Photography #Travel #OffTheBeatenPath #FairyTaleWorld #HealingScenery #HiddenTravelGems #JapanTravel #LifeInJapan #SaitamaPrefecture #JapanSummerGuide

This Moomin-themed park offers free admission and parking, making it an irresistible destination. The park features four themed rooms: the Mushroom House, which is popular with kids for its stairs and secret spaces; the Forest House, with a picture book area on the second floor complete with tables and chairs; the Children's Theater, which has simple toys made of wood and plastic, including fishing games, maze boxes, and dominoes, keeping children entertained for hours; and the Coffee House, offering light meals and an ice cream vending machine at the entrance. While adults may find the park lacking in attractions, children thoroughly enjoy their time here, often spending up to three hours exploring. The two buildings are quite photogenic, especially in the autumn season. However, the park can get crowded, with many visitors from India, Vietnam, and Myanmar. Some visitors have noted that the behavior of certain groups can be disruptive, affecting the overall experience.

Just an hour's drive from Tokyo, Saitama Prefecture hides a Nordic fairytale-like park that's perfect for autumn photography. The Moomin Children's Forest Park is designed based on the Moomin family's village, with adorable buildings scattered throughout. In the peak of autumn, the lakeside cabins and golden forests create a scene straight out of a Nordic fairytale. Don't confuse it with the Moomin theme park in Metsä Village! The iconic Mushroom House (きのこの家) resembles an oyster mushroom, with an all-wood interior that feels like a magical adventure. Additionally, there's a striking blue café called Pusto, resembling a sailboat, inviting you to explore its tranquil atmosphere. Moomin Children's Forest Park (トーベ・ヤンソンあけぼの子どもの森公園) Address: 893-1 Azu, Hannō City, Saitama Prefecture Best time for autumn leaves: Late November to early December Admission: Free Opening hours: 9:00~17:00 (open until 20:30 on weekends and holidays) Closed: Every Monday (or the following day if it's a public holiday) Transportation: About a 20-minute walk from Seibu Ikebukuro Line's "Motokaji Station" or about a 3-kilometer walk from "Hannō Station". Besides the Moomin Children's Forest Park, Hannō City has many other attractions worth visiting. If you, like me, think visiting just one spot isn't enough, here's a one-day itinerary for you! Be sure to use the "Seibu 1-Day Pass". Price: 1000 yen for adults, 500 yen for children. Condition: Must present a non-Japanese passport Purchase locations: - Ikebukuro Station: Seibu Ikebukuro Tourist Information Center (TIC), Ikebukuro Station 1st Floor Limited Express Ticket Office, B1 Limited Express Ticket Office - Seibu Shinjuku Station: Limited Express Ticket Office 09:00~ Depart from "Ikebukuro Station" → About 44 minutes to "Motokaji Station" → 20-minute walk to the park 10:00~ Enjoy autumn scenery and take photos at Moomin Children's Forest Park 12:00~ From "Motokaji Station" → 3-minute ride to "Hannō Station" → Take the "m01メッツア" bus from North Exit Bus Stop 1, about 15 minutes to "Metsä Village" 12:30~ Explore the Nordic-themed town "Metsä Village" with food, shopping, workshops, and boating 15:30~ Take the bus back to "Hannō Station", about 15 minutes → 15-minute walk to "Nōninji Temple" 15:30~ Visit Nōninji Temple, a filming location for the drama "From Five to Nine", where autumn leaves beautifully complement the temple 16:30~ Return to "Ikebukuro Station" #Tokyo #TokyoDayTrips #TokyoFamilyOutings #TokyoLife #TokyoTravel #JapanTravel

The Moomin Children's Forest Park in Saitama, Japan, offers free entry, while the nearby Moomin Park requires a fee. Although it's late November and one might expect the autumn leaves to be vibrant with yellows and reds, the reality is a bit different. Nonetheless, it's a delightful place to stroll and unwind. The picturesque scenery and charming little details can help lift your spirits and alleviate stress. #Moomin #MoominChildrenForestPark #AkebonoChildrenForestPark #ToveJanssonAkebonoPark #AnticipatingAutumnWinter

This enchanting park is a must-visit for Moomin fans, offering a free experience with beautiful illuminations every weekend and on holidays from sunset until 8:30 PM. Explore the Mushroom House, where you can enter and see the adorable rooms of Moomin characters. The Forest House features exhibitions, and there's a children's theater and park café, making it a great spot for family outings. However, be aware that one area is closed due to bear sightings, but there are still plenty of photo opportunities. Visit during the autumn foliage season for a stunning view. The park is a 20-minute walk from Motokaji Station on the Seibu Ikebukuro Line, just one stop from the Moomin Theme Park at Hannō Station. If you plan to visit the theme park, consider purchasing the MOOMINVALLEY PARK Ticket & Travel Pass at the Seibu Ikebukuro Tourist Information Center. This pass includes unlimited rides on Seibu Railway (excluding the Tamagawa Line), a round-trip bus ticket from Hannō Station to the theme park, and a theme park admission ticket, all for just 4,100 yen (2,400 yen for children), saving you 900 yen compared to buying separately. Itinerary: Depart from Ikebukuro Station to Hannō Station, visit Moomin Theme Park, then head to Motokaji Station for the Moomin Park, and return to Ikebukuro Station. Take advantage of the great savings with Seibu Railway! #SaitamaTravel #MoominPark #JapanHiddenGems

The photos were taken in early December, showcasing the Moomin-themed Tove Jansson Akebono Children’s Forest Park. This park, established in 1997, was designed to create a Moomin house, certified by the creator of Moomin, and is based on the concept of Moominvalley. Although the park is not large, it offers beautiful scenery perfect for taking stunning photos! Opening hours are weekdays from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM and weekends from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, with the park closed on Mondays. Admission is free. Transportation: A 20-minute walk from Motokaji Station. #JapanLife #Photography #Life #FairyTaleWorld #FairyTale #FairyTaleStory #ThemeParkSharing #ArchitecturalDesign #TokyoSurroundings #OffbeatTravel

This is a free children's forest park featuring Moomin elements, perfect for families with children, pet owners, couples, friends, and Moomin fans. From now until mid-December is the best time to enjoy the autumn leaves, making it a great spot for photography. Address: 〒357-0046 Saitama Prefecture, Hannō City, Azu 893-1. 🅿️ Free parking available. Opening hours: Weekdays: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM; Weekends and holidays: 9:00 AM - 6:30 PM. The park is closed on certain days, usually Mondays. Check the official website for other special closure days to avoid disappointment. Park Facilities: 1⃣️ Mushroom House: A building resembling a mushroom, with a lounge featuring a fireplace on the first floor and a mysterious space for visitors to explore from the second floor. 2⃣️ Children's Theater: A hall for concerts and various events. The dome roof is made from Japanese cypress logs over 100 years old, with a cave-like space below housing restrooms and an office. 3⃣️ Forest House: The first floor showcases exhibits related to Tove Jansson, while the second floor offers a reading corner. The building's signature wave-shaped walls are made from Nishikawa wood, a local specialty. 4⃣️ Cafe Puisto: A Western-style dining area with a children's play zone and menu. Takeout options are available. 5⃣️ Moomin Valley Bathhouse: A great spot for Moomin fans to take photos. ⚠️ Note: 1⃣️ Shoes must be removed before entering the facilities and left at the entrance. 2⃣️ Except for the cafe and bathhouse, other facilities close to visitors around 4:40 PM. It gets dark around 4:30 PM, and on weekends and holidays, the park is beautifully lit after sunset, making it perfect for evening photography. Tip: If you're visiting Japan, it's not recommended to make a special trip here. However, for a date, a relaxing stroll, or a weekend outing with kids, it's a great place to visit. #WeekendInJapan #Moomin #MoominFamily #MoominValley #ToveJansson #Ami #LittleMy #Bathhouse

This weekend, I found joy in Hanno once again by visiting the Moomin park. Recently, this place has gained popularity under the name 'Little Nordic,' but some visitors have been disappointed. As a Saitama resident, I’m here to share some tips to help you avoid any pitfalls and capture beautiful photos without spending much. First stop: the free Moomin Park, Tove Jansson Akebono Children's Forest Park. Admission and parking are free, but many people advise caution because it’s really small! A walk around might only take 20-30 minutes, so it’s not worth a special trip just for this. However, the photos are stunning, and the mushroom houses are fun to explore, especially with kids. Important tip: visit in the morning for the best photos, as the afternoon light is backlit. If you arrive in the afternoon, consider staying until the evening when the lights are on for a romantic atmosphere. Second stop: Noninji Temple. Originally, I planned to have a fermentation-themed lunch here, but the restaurant was booked. Unexpectedly, I found myself transported from Little Nordic to Little Kyoto. The combination of autumn leaves and the temple is breathtaking, and it’s not crowded. If you’re passing by, definitely take a look. You can also enjoy a mini hiking activity here at Tenranzan, which is less than 200 meters high and requires almost no physical effort. On a clear day, you can see Tokyo and Mount Fuji from here. Third stop: Metsä Village, where the Moomin Valley Park is located. The entrance area has Nordic shops and restaurants, and it’s already filled with Christmas vibes. On sunny days, the lakeside lawn is a popular spot for families and dog walkers. The Moomin Valley Park tickets are a bit pricey, so I didn’t buy them, but the atmosphere at the entrance is worth experiencing. The closer you get to the park entrance, the more beautiful the autumn leaves are. Don’t miss out just because you didn’t buy a ticket. Plus, there’s a promotion offering a 500 yen coupon, which I used for almost free ice cream. With this, I spent only a few thousand yen for a delightful weekend. Tip: Parking at Metsä Village is expensive on weekends, costing 1,500 yen. To avoid this, park at Miyazawa Lake Onsen, where parking is free if you use the onsen. Even if you don’t want to use the onsen, the cheapest package is just over 1,000 yen, which is cheaper than parking alone. Another option is to park near Noninji Temple, where there’s a large free parking lot at Hanno Central Park. From Noninji, there’s a free shuttle bus to Metsä Village. Photo date: December 1, 2024 (photos 6-7 are from the same period a few years ago). #Saitama #Hanno #LittleNordic #JapanAutumnLeaves #TokyoDayTrips #BudgetTravel #Moomin

Step into a fairy tale world where no house is perfectly square. Explore the Moomin's backyard, a place cherished for its serene and picturesque atmosphere. This hidden gem is perfect for those who appreciate tranquility and beauty. To reach the Moomin Valley Forest Garden, take the Seibu Ikebukuro Line to Bushi Station, then enjoy a 24-minute walk to Akebono Children's Forest Park. On your return, walk 20 minutes to Motokaji Station. Be cautious not to confuse this with the Moomin Theme Park in Hanno, which is about 6 kilometers away. The garden is closer to Tokyo, and the journey includes an extra station stamp for those who enjoy collecting them. The park is conveniently located between two stations, with a gentle slope from Bushi Station and a downhill return from Motokaji Station. Capture the moment and enjoy the beautiful autumn foliage. This is a perfect spot for local travel, offering stunning natural scenery and a peaceful escape. #JapanTravel #MoominValley #AutumnInJapan

Hanno, Saitama ˗ˏˋ Tove Jansson Akebono Children's Forest Parkˎˊ˗ A world of gold𓂃 The metasequoia trees at Tove Jansson Akebono Children's Forest Park in Hanno City, Saitama Prefecture, were in full bloom𓂃 I've been to this place a few times, but this is the first time I've seen such beautiful autumn leaves. It's lovely when it's green, but the golden color is also special♡ By the way, the Japanese name for metasequoia is "akebonosugi" It's a plant that appeared in the Late Cretaceous Period of the Mesozoic Era (about 99 million years ago) and is said to be a living fossil🌲 It's amazing🥹 I went there around 12 o'clock that day, and the sunlight was nice𓂃 It seems like it's peak now, so maybe until this weekend🤔 There were reports of bear sightings last year, but it seems like there are no bears this year🧸 A park where you can feel the Nordic forest is free By train, it's about a 15-minute walk from "Motokaji Station" on the Seibu Ikebukuro Line🚶 The parking lot is free, so it's convenient to go by car🚗 There are so many wonderful spots in Saitama, so I'll introduce them again𓂃 📷2024.12.4 The sixth photo is 2023.10.28 ˗ˏˋ Tove Jansson Akebono Children's Forest Parkˎˊ˗ 📍 893-1 Asu, Hanno, Saitama Prefecture ⏰Weekdays 9:00-17:00 Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays 9:00-21:00 Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays illuminated from sunset to 20:30 📝Closed on Mondays Free admission and parking #Metasequoia #Saitama Tourism #Tove Jansson Akebono Children's Forest Park #Saitama Tourist Spots #Hanno #Domestic Travel Trip

There is a park in Hanno City, Saitama Prefecture, with a motif of the world of Nordic fairy tales. 📚 That is "Tom Jansson Akebono Children's Forest Park". Tom Jansson is the author of Moomin, and there is a house called "Moomin House" and a facility that exhibits materials about Tom Jansson, so it feels like the world of Moomin has been recreated. ✨ The autumn leaves in this park are lined with reddish-brown metasequoia trees, creating a landscape that truly gives you a sense of the Nordic world. 🍁 You can see the reflection of the trees in the pond, but when I took the photo, the metasequoia leaves had fallen a little too much and filled the water surface. 😅 Still, it's a spot that you can enjoy for free, so it's a great place to enjoy with your children. 😄 Speaking of Moomin, there is also a theme park called "Moomin Valley Park" in Hanno City! It's about a 20-minute drive from this park, so you can go there as a set! Why not try going there next weekend? ~~~~~~Information~ ...

#Tokyo Attractions The Ame fairytale left a deep impression on my childhood, there is a free small village of the Ame fairy tale near Tokyo, be sure to go and feel it ❤️ A 20-minute walk from Genjiga Station on the Seibu Line can experience the adventure world of Mumei. You can already see dense tree trunks on the slope of the intersection, which is very much like the background of a fairy tale world👏 Entering the village of Moomin, everything feels familiar and strange, Moomin's giant hut, the winding river, and the blue hut by the river, all completely replicate the scenery of fairy tales, quite good😎😘💁

Giving a vibe of Ghibli movie, Tove Jansson Akebono Children forest park is the great choice. The park gives the fairytale vibe, it is really good for spending time with kids or family. There is mushroom house and small library. Picnic area are available, but not so big. There’s also a coffee shop and ice cream stand inside the park. The entrance fee is free with a huge parking lot. It’s close on Monday. The park located in Saitama Area which took around 1 hours by train from the center of Tokyo. .#voyagevibes #autumnseason#japantrip

The park is based on Scandinavia and Moomin, and is designed to make you feel like you've wandered into a fairy tale world. In autumn, the metasequoia trees turn a beautiful orange color, making it a popular photo spot. 📍Name of spot: Tove Jansson Akebono Park Address: 893-1 Asu, Hanno City, Saitama Prefecture Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 Closed on Mondays Lighting up: Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, from sunset to 21:00 Free admission to the park and parking lot Photo spots: 1. Pointed hut Photo shoot with metasequoia Reflection reflected in the pond 2. Mushroom house Around the ceiling on the top floor View from a small window Pointed hut from the outside stairs 3. Mushroom street lamps along the road I wanted to see the magnificent view of the yellow metasequoia trees, but it was a little late (this photo was taken on November 25th) and the world had changed from golden to reddish. But this was also wonderful 💕💕. The garden paths are covered with fallen leaves, so it's fun to walk on them. Christmas concerts and events are held in December. On weekends and holidays, you need a numbered ticket to enter Kinoko-no-Ie. #Domestic travel trip #Saitama #Tove Jansson #Autumn leaves #Photogenic spots

A park in Hanno City, Saitama Prefecture Tove Jansson Akebono Children's Forest Park A place with a connection to Moomin The facilities in the park are a reproduction of Moomin Village There are many autumn trees, so it is also recommended as a spot for autumn outings There is a parking lot next door, so it is easy to access You can also get there by train, but keep in mind that it is a little far from the station and there are not many trains! #tripdomestictravel #saitama #saitamatourism #tovejanssonakebonochildrensforestpark #moomin #autumnfoliagespot

A fairytale spot in Saitama Prefecture "Akebono Children's Forest Park" It's so wonderful, but it's free 😳 This park was born from an exchange of letters with Tove Jansson (the author of Moomin), a famous Scandinavian fairy tale writer!! The park is bustling with children from morning to noon. The park makes you feel like you've wandered into a fairy tale world. In autumn, it's a very popular spot and is lit up on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays!! The lighting is dim, so we recommend bringing a tripod when taking photos. Why not go to Akebono Children's Forest Park to meet Moomin this autumn? ! Best time to see autumn leaves: late November to early December 📍Address: 893-1 Asu, Hanno City, Saitama Prefecture 357-0046 #0 yen travel autumn

This is a park themed around Moomin. Admission is free. The park is quite spacious, with a pond in the middle, making it a considerable walk if you go around it. There are facilities such as the 'Mushroom House' and the 'Forest House,' but the outdoor areas only have photo spots like the watermill, and there are no playground equipment. If you want to play on playground equipment, the adjacent Asu Sports Park has plenty, so it might be a good idea to head there. The park is very well-designed, and the atmosphere is very pleasant. The streams flowing throughout the park are also quite nice and relaxing.

The world of Tove Jansson, the author of Moomin! It's like a world in a picture book✨It's actually free🆓☑️The architecture is amazing! The interior, round windows, spiral staircases, and other architecture are well designed! ☑️Free! Is it really okay to go for free? Such a high-quality park! ☑️The world of picture booksThe interior and the park make you feel like you've entered a picture book! It feels like Moomin might appear! ☑️There's also a cafe in the park◎There's also a cute cafe where you can take a break! ☑️Tove Jansson is a real person! The author from Finland who wrote Moomin🖋️ ~My impressions after actually going there📝~A park that's too cute to believe it's free! You'll feel like you've entered a picture book in a dream! Recommended parks in Saitama◎ ➖Recommended spots➖📍Name of spot: Tove Jansson Akebono Children's Forest ParkAddress: 893-1 Asu, Hanno City, Saitama Prefecture 357-0046Cost: FreeRecommended points: Recommended for family outings! ➖Access➖Train🚃♦︎20-minute walk from Motokaji Station on the Seibu Ikebukuro LineCar🚗♦︎20-minute walk from Motokaji Station on the Seibu Ikebukuro Line♦︎Approximately 4 km from Hanno Station on the Seibu Ikebukuro Line♦︎Approximately 4 km from Higashi-Hanno Station on the Seibu Ikebukuro Line/JR LineParking🅿️Available, free #Park2024 #Free photogenic spots #Tove Jansson #Saitama tourism #Saitama #Saitama outing spots #Japanese travel tour

~Ino City, Saitama Prefecture~ Tove Jansson Park Introducing Tove Jansson Park, which looks like a Ghibli movie or a Moomin movie! ☑️The buildings in the park look like a secret base! The interior is cute too! A spot that kids will love! ☑️Free! You can enter a world like a storybook for free! ☑️Lots of photo spots! The interior and the park are cute! Recommended for those who want to take photos! ~My impressions after actually going there📝~ A cute spot that you wouldn't believe is free! The inside of the building is like a storybook! There's also a cafe in the park! A recommended spot for families! 📍Tove Jansson Park 893-1 Asu, Hanno City, Saitama Prefecture 357-0046 #0 yen trip #Saitama sightseeing #Saitama #The world of Ghibli #trip #Travel with me

Come take a look at the fairy tale world.🌿Tove Jansson Akebono Children's Forest Park 🍁Autumn leaves from late November to December 🎨A world of 'Moomins', where the world of paper is perfectly replicated into reality, with a three-story cottage. The park features various fairy-tale buildings, including Grandpa's treehouse in the forest, the flying demon's cottage, and the Moominvalley Bathing Park, making it feel like you've stepped into a fairy tale world. 🌟On weekends and holidays, there is a magical light show from evening until 21:00 🍜Moominvalley Dining Hall 💰Admission is 3200 yen for adults and 2000 yen for children, with an additional 3000 yen for the Flying Ghost's zip line adventure ⏱️Open Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 17:00, weekends from 10:00 to 18:00 📍893-1Azu, Hanno, Saitama

Tove Jansson Akebono Children's Forest Park in Hanno City, Saitama Prefecture A park that expresses the world of fairy tales by Finnish author Tove Jansson. Her most famous work is Moomin. Within this park, rich in nature, a fairy tale world that beautifully recreates Moomin Valley spreads out. You can also actually enter the "Mushroom House," which represents the "Moomin House." There is a living room with a warm wooden feel, and a cute sleeping area on the second floor. A building with a hat-like roof that stands in the forest on the premises is the "Water Play Hut" where Snufkin fishes. You can feel the world of Moomin everywhere in the park. Both adults and children can enjoy themselves, so be sure to visit Moomin Valley in Saitama. [Tove Jansson Akebono Children's Forest Park] Address: 893-1 Asu, Hanno City, Saitama Prefecture TEL: 0429-72-7711 Parking: Available #Domestic travel #Saitama #Saitama tourism #Saitama trip #Hanno City #Tove Jansson Akebono Children's Forest Park #Moomin #Girls trip

Are All Paradises Alike? You are wrong. Go to Japan to find Malumi instead of Finland. Different from other parks, the scenes and facilities here are unexpectedly healing, and there are scenes for taking photos. It is so dreamy to be in the world of Lulumi, very cute