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Tove Jansson Akebono Children's Forest Park

A park with abundant nature and many cute buildings.

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Scattered throughout the park are places where the spirit of Tove Jansson lives on. A fairy-tale writer from Northern Europe, she created the world-famous Moomin character. This park is full of cute buildings and natural spaces for visitors to enjoy.

Inside the park, you'll find eye-catching buildings and an art cafe. Exploring the buildings is another part of the park's charm.

The park is lit up at night from sunset to 9 pm on Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays and takes on an even more fantastic and dreamy atmosphere.

Highlights

  • This is a park that’s like being inside a Moomin story.
  • Overflowing with greenery, this park is highly recommended for taking photographs.
  • The park is lit up at night from sunset to 9 pm on Sundays and Holidays.

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  • Tove Jansson Akebono Children's Forest Park

    Tove Jansson Akebono Children's Forest Park

  • Tove Jansson Akebono Children's Forest Park

    Tove Jansson Akebono Children's Forest Park

  • The Mushroom House

    The Mushroom House

  • Warm light illuminates the Mushroom House at night.

    Warm light illuminates the Mushroom House at night.

  • Cafe PUISTO, a Northern European style cafe

    Cafe PUISTO, a Northern European style cafe

  • Teriyaki smorrebrod (900 yen), drip coffee (380 yen)

    Teriyaki smorrebrod (900 yen), drip coffee (380 yen)

Reviews

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  • 高國星

    公園裡有嚕嚕米的家、文物館等喜歡嚕嚕米的人很適合來這裡。

  • 瑩瑩

    不了解嚕嚕米故事內容的人,來到這裡會覺得很無趣

  • 王小翔

    彷彿置身在北歐童話世界,主要以自然環境生態打造,可以讓大人及小朋友更能夠接近大自然,是一個非常棒的地方

  • 高媛媛

    仿佛真的在嚕嚕米童話世界一樣,建築有夠可愛的

Details

Name in Japanese
トーベ・ヤンソンあけぼの子どもの森公園
Postal Code
357-0046
Address
893-1 Azu, Hanno City, Saitama
Tel
042-972-7711
Hours
9:00am-5:00pm (*Hours can vary in different seasons.)
Cafe PUISTO
10:00am-5:00pm (L.O. 4:00pm)
Closed
Every Monday (in case Monday is a national holiday, closed on the next weekday)
Admission
Free
Access
20-minute walk from Motokaji Station on the Seibu-Ikebukuro line.
Official Website
Official Website (English)