Brazilian Park Washuzan Highland Ticket in Kurashiki

Visiting Washuzan Highland offers a delightful blend of scenic beauty and family-friendly attractions. Located on Washuzan Mountain, the park provides stunning views of the Seto Inland Sea and the iconic Seto Ohashi Bridge. The highlight is the spacious observation deck, which is perfect for capturing panoramic photographs of the surrounding landscape. The park features a range of activities, including amusement rides, a small zoo, and seasonal events that cater to both children and adults. The well-maintained gardens and walking paths make it a pleasant place for a leisurely stroll. Overall, Washuzan Highland is a great destination for those looking to enjoy nature, enjoy breathtaking views, and have fun in a relaxed setting.

The park is a bit far away, but the good thing is that there is a sightseeing bus line that goes directly to the entrance. As long as you have the right time, you can go to enjoy the sunset and make it into a one-day itinerary. The operation of the park's large-scale amusement rides will be adjusted according to the weather of the day (including the expected flow of people). The ticket seller at the gate will also clearly inform you before activating the pass. Friends who have locked specific amusement rides are recommended to inquire in advance to avoid being disappointed. In addition, friends who want to play Bengzhu Jump should note that unless you can communicate in Japanese, the staff will most likely refuse to let you participate due to safety concerns. Overall, the staff are friendly. Although the facilities are a bit old, there are quite a few and they are not too crowded. It is a comfortable amusement park.

This is an amusement park with a peculiar vibe. There are an incredible number of stairs, which can be tiring. For those who find the stairs difficult, they've created alternative paths like hillsides and wooden structures. While it doesn't really have a strong theme or beautifully decorated areas, there are lots of kids having fun, which makes it feel exciting by association. Not all the rides are perfectly made, but they're decent enough to ride. I was worried it would be empty, but there were actually quite a few people there. The line to get in is long. Kiosks wouldn't really fit in here! There are only a few windows where people manually sell tickets. Going up and down the stairs and playing games at the main stage, making the kids sit down and stand up, is so much fun! The sky was a bit cloudy and visibility was low when I visited, but I bet the view would be great on a nice day!

It is very suitable to be included in the itinerary when traveling by car. Most of the amusement facilities are suitable for adults and are exciting. If the weather is good, you can see the distant view of the bridge, which is quite beautiful.

Half of the rides in the park were out of service, the facilities were very old, and there were very few tourists. But as a relaxing tourist attraction, I still enjoyed it and enjoyed the beautiful scenery leisurely.

This time I went directly to Klook to buy it and use it immediately. It was cheaper and more convenient than the on-site fare, and there was no language barrier with the counter staff. I recommend everyone to buy it.

Definitely must try the sky cycling, we went twice with different facing, really thrill but fun! Many other roller coasters for you to ride (I dare not, haha)

Suitable for those who are brave and over 130 cm tall. There's bungee jumping (additional charge required) and a standing, extra-long roller coaster. The sky bicycle and Ferris wheel are must-try attractions. There's a bingo game at 1 PM, and a waterslide open in the summer. To get there, alight at JR Kojima Station and transfer to bus route S1 at stop #4. The staff are friendly, except for the male attendant at the coffee cup ride (due to a language barrier). Nearby, you can visit Jeans Street and enjoy the sunset at Washuzan.