Moominvalley Park Ticket in Hanno

it rained when we visited on 25 Mar. the price on klook is competitive. a breeze entering the park. there's no rides at all. we caught 2 shows and though we didnt understand the language, the animation more than make it up.

Went to this park on Sat, not that many visitors as it was a cloudy day. Very nice family park with a big lake in the middle. We really enjoyed ourselves there. Lots of Moomin souvenirs and restaurants to choose. To go there, take express train of Seibu Ikebukuro line (from Ikebukuro Station) and stop at Hanno (takes about 50 min 1 way). Can buy the train day pass JPY1000 pp, so you dont have to worry about buying the returning ticket. At Hanno Station, take the North exit and find bus stop no. 1. The bus to Metsa Village is quite regular, you just have to wait. Disembark at the last stop, then only you pay the bus fare JPY220 pp.

There happened to be a special promotion on Double 11 to buy a very good price. On-site ticket sales are ¥3600/person, which is a lot more cost-effective! Went there at the end of November just in time for autumn and Christmas. The climate is pleasant and it is very comfortable to visit. The whole park is very Nordic style. Although the related facilities are all pronounced in Japanese, you can guess 70% to 80% of them even if you don’t understand them. Online It seemed like there was an extra charge for the article at first, but now there is no charge. It takes about 10 minutes to get there by taking the shuttle bus from the north exit of Hanno Station on the Seibu Ikebukuro Line. The transportation is very clear and simple. The bonus booklet discount can be used at the forest village metsä village before entering Lulumi Park.

If you have more time & extra days in Tokyo, then it’s must to visit specially if you’re a 70’s, 80’s & early 90’s generations … Beautiful place with many cafes and restaurants… don’t forget to try salmon soup 🥣.

It’s a beautiful park and the weather was great when I went, so it made it a lot more fun. The Moomin house exhibit is the main attraction, although I don’t think it’s an exact match of the house in the anime. Still, it was an absolute delight. Food options are minimal if you have dietary restrictions, but the staff were very friendly in offering options, and were willing to take our meat from certain dishes to accommodate. There is zip lining and canoeing if you’re into that. Nature is also rather gorgeous and there are multiple locations were you can relax and enjoy the view. There’s apparently a night viewing of the park. There was also a little movie to watch, it was in Japanese only but still great to experience as it also had moving elements and winds blowing, etc. Overall, a rather adorable day trip!

It's convenient to buy. And can be used to enter the amusement park as the application has recommended for the amusement park. You can travel according to the instructions, convenient for both trains and buses. The inside has a very nice display, shady, in the middle is a large pool where you can do water activities such as pedal boat rides. There is a snack service, a food shop and a souvenir shop. We spend about 2 hours walking around here. It's fun to walk around and take photos.

I went after noon. Was able to catch a live-show fir children. Charming. The park is situated in a beautiful natural landscape that is quitee, a sight even in the sweltering heat of summer. They serve a good spicy curry at Nordics restraint. As for Moomin and the rest of the characters, it is expected that those who dive in the context of the story would have a new favorite set of characters.

It's a small amusement park, not very big, but walking is tiring. It is recommended to bring an umbrella as the walkway is quite exposed to direct sunlight. Overall, it's fun. I like many things. There are also cartoons to watch. There are interesting gimmicks. in many activities It's very suitable for taking children. Adults are ok. If adding more English subtitles would be great.