Pingtung | Crayon Shin-chan "Play! Space-Time Adventure" Interactive Experience Exhibition

Visited on August 22nd! It was a fantastic exhibition with lots of fun, interactive mini-games. Besides the games, there were many photo backdrops and beautiful hand-drawn illustrations. Upon entry, you receive a coloring page, and there's a classroom where you can color it and then hang it on a bulletin board. At the final exit, you can stick sticky notes on the wall. The sticky notes on the wall were very neatly organized by character. I'm not sure if they were specially arranged or if visitors spontaneously organized them that way. After the exit, there's a merchandise area. The egg waffles were delicious, crispy on the outside and not dry on the inside! Finally, the staff today were all very kind and friendly. Many thanks to them; they greatly enhanced the experience!

The exhibition area features various interactive tech installations and mini-games, perfect for families and friends to enjoy and take photos.

Since fewer people visit on weekdays, you don't have to wait in long lines for photos. However, the exhibition hall didn't feel very extensive, so it might not be worth a special trip from out of town.

A fantastic interactive experience, though it's a shame there weren't many souvenirs for sale.

This is a really fun place! The air conditioning is nice and cool, and it's not too crowded. It's a great spot to bring kids, definitely worth a visit to experience it for yourself!

The Crayon Shin-chan exhibition in Pingtung is really great this time, with lots of photo opportunities and fun activities.

I had such a great time in Taipei that I brought my family to Pingtung for a second visit! About 80-90% of the exhibition content is the same as in Taipei. The biggest differences are the outdoor large inflatable Shin-chan swimming ring and the sleeping Shiro, while indoors there's an additional themed area featuring a kindergarten cat stroller, Macao Chuma, and the mystery! The cherry blossom scene from the "Strange Incidents at Tenka Kasukabe Academy," and Shin-chan and Himawari wiggling their bottoms. The entrance area also features the Pingtung Eluanbi Lighthouse and road signs. The crowds are much smaller than in Taipei, so you can play the mini-games as much as you want—ten times is no problem at all. Overall, I highly recommend it!

The exhibition hall was a bit larger than expected, with quite a few interactive machines. Most of the machines had friendly staff members overseeing them. The staff maintained order without being overbearing, and overall, the visit was quite enjoyable!