Senya Village Restaurant Ticket in Kaohsiung

It's quite far from Kaohsiung (Dragon and Tiger pagoda) but I really enjoyed strolling there while wearing yukata ☺️❤️. The staffs are really friendly though we have a bit language barrier.All in all I recommend this place.

This attraction is not big and requires tickets. Each ticket is $300/person and comes with a 100 yuan consumption voucher. You can also purchase a double ticket package directly online, which is NT$20 cheaper😁 Each ticket comes with a choice of two gifts, including a wind chime🎐 and a fan🪭. Definitely choose the one with wind chimes! 😁 It also comes with watercolors and watercolor pens for graffiti✍️ For me who can’t draw, of course I can only write! 🤭 There is also a kimono experience center in the park! In fact, I have always wanted to wear it, because that kimono is more beautiful than the one I wore in Okinawa before😍 But it is too hot in Kaohsiung🥵 It will definitely make me sweat like rain when I put it on🤣, so I had to give up. What a pity... I didn’t wear it when I went to Pingtung, and I didn’t wear it when I came to Kaohsiung😅 I still want to wear it when I go to Japan if I have a chance🤣🤣🤣 We went in as soon as they opened, and found that many businesses were still preparing, and they were all ready Not open for business. Plus I had to catch a flight, so I didn’t stay long, and I thought it would be beautiful at night. The atmosphere will be great too! There is also a sticker machine in the park for taking photos😊 Another day full of beautiful memories. Thank you to the busy man for your kindness and support for a whole day😊

Tickets are $200/person. The park is very beautiful. There are many Japanese-style installations. It is recommended to try the kimono. If you want to experience the kimono for free, you can draw a number plate as soon as you enter the park. It is best to arrive as soon as it opens, otherwise you will queue up until the evening. The atmosphere is different during the day and at night. It’s just that it’s too dark at night and it will test your camera function! There are many kimono designs and accessories (additional price required). The disadvantages are: the park has gravel roads that are difficult to walk with wearing clogs, and the meals are very ordinary and not cheap.

The store only opens at 2 p.m., so you can’t come too early to visit the popular tourist attractions recently. Tours come one after another... ⛩️ The ticket price is more than 300 yuan, which includes the ability to rent a yukata and walk around the park for an hour. There are also a lot of yukata 👘👘 but rentals are available. Accessories and the like need to be paid separately. There is no make-up and hairdo services. You need to do it by yourself (for those who like beauty: you can do your own hair and wear accessories). With the Japanese-style antique attractions in the park, you can spend an afternoon. I heard that there are night photos. The scenery is also good

Fly to Japan in seconds. Experience Japanese traditional clothing. Experience Japanese snack food.

It is recommended that you buy it on KLOOK, which is cheaper than buying it on site, and it is very convenient to exchange tickets. You can also get a discount of 100 yuan off the fee. The ticket stub can be exchanged for painted wind chimes or painted fans, which is very cost-effective! The place is very beautiful and easy to visit. It feels like you are in Japan. There are things to eat and play. You can also try making mochi and wearing kimono. The capybara and the duck are super cute. I highly recommend that you bring your children. Let’s go and have fun!

Buying tickets on Klook is cheaper than buying tickets on site! Super convenient to buy and use! Chinomura - Hand-painted fans 🪭, hand-painted wind chimes 🎐, kimono experience 👘, mochi making, parade performances, dance performances, raffles, clown performances 🤡, every corner of the park is thoughtful ❤️, and there are a variety of food vendors and restaurants for you to choose from Choose, like to recommend, will come again if I have the opportunity!

The park is not big, and there are quite few places to go shopping. Mr. Capybara only saw one hiding in the cabin. The biggest selling point is that you can comment on the yukata for an hour. Both adults and children like the yukata, and it is full of choices. People, the staff will help put it on a little bit, and the accessories can be rented for an additional fee. An accessory is $50, and you can use the $50 discount on the ticket to offset the extra cost, unless you choose a lot of accessories

Although the hinterland is not large, the landscape layout makes you feel like you are in Japan for a second, it is very beautiful. However, I would like to suggest that when renting kimonos, it is better to explain in detail the additional purchase and payment requirements on the announcement board in the kimono room. Some key locks of the lockers outside the kimono room are also broken. Lock or not

There are quite a variety of animals. Tickets can be exchanged for snacks, black tea or sponge cake, but they are not very delicious. There is also pasture that can be exchanged. The pasture is very small. You can also buy carrots and you will receive a fan when you check in. There is also a DIY money box to accompany you. Souvenirs can be purchased