Takefu Central Park

The park was originally developed as the venue for the first Takefu Chrysanthemum Doll Festival, held in 1952. In recent years, it has been transformed into a huge park based on the core concept of creating a space where people of all ages can relax, play, watch, learn, and have fun, under the supervision of local-born and nationally renowned picture book author Satoshi Kako.

Daruma-chan Plaza features Izumigamori, a recreation of the town of crows from the picture book Karasu no Panya-san, along with large play equipment, fitness play equipment, and trampolines. There is also a fountain plaza for water play and a vast lawn area.

Papipuhepo Plaza is inspired by the picture books Papipupepo Ongakukai and Ninjin Batake no Papipupepo. With a play area for infants and toddlers, as well as paid attractions such as the Toy Kingdom Merry-Go-Round and Kaminari-machi Monorail, it is an ideal area for families with small children.

At Stork Plaza, inspired by the picture book Konotori no Ko-chan, visitors can enjoy a giant 21.5-meter-tall play structure and the paid Konotori no Ozora Sanpo attraction.

The park also includes "~ Issho ni Asobo ~ Kaminari-chan no Ouchi," where visitors can play on wooden playground equipment, as well as a heated pool and a multipurpose open space.