※Only cash (Japanese yen) can be used in the park. Credit cards can not be used.
※There is no ATM in the park.
※公园内只能使用现金（日元）。 不能使用信用卡。
※公园里没有自动取款机。
Kodomo no Tani
Kodomo no Tani has a lot of earthly playground equipment that is generous and dynamic, and it is in the motif of fun from a wizardly form and creatures’ nests.
Ariduka no Tou
This is the symbolic tower of Kodomo no Tani where light, water, and wind nymphs live. After climbing up the tower, two thrilling slides await you. Race down the slide to the ground!
Niji no Su Dome
Strange rainbow-colored net nests fill the place. It’s a space where children can play with excitement by hanging off of or slipping through the nets. Age Restriction: elementary school students or under
Ari no Su Tunnel
This dark maze has many dead ends and creepy footsteps and it is unexpectedly clever!
Fuwafuwa Egg
A soft cushion crafted as an enormous egg. Age Restriction: elementary school students or under (Adults are not allowed on unless accompanying a young child.)
Mori no Seseragi
Here is an oasis at Kodomo no Tani. Play in the stream on a hot day by splashing in the refreshing water.
Samayoi no Doukutsu
With maze-like castle walls, it’s a mysterious adventure zone. It is full of secrets that will captivate children!
Uneri no Daichi
You can grasp or hold on tight to the horns coming out from the ground. You can’t help having fun and being happy.
Yougan Suberidai
Sliding down the gigantic slide that looks like lava excites you. Age Restriction: 3 years or older
Daichi no Hiroba
Sitting on it you can enjoy an air of openness while looking at the views.
Mori no Sumika
There is playground equipment making use of nature in the woods. Getting to know the forests and living in the forests makes even adults relive their childhood; this is “Mori no Sumika”.
Risu no Sampomichi
You feel like you’ve really become a squirrel by going from one big stump to another in the net.
Kirikabu Meiro
Work your way forward in the stump! Can you make it to the exit?
Kinobori Net
This is a net spread around a tree. Enjoy the views while climbing the tree!
Mori no Kakurega
A tree house that pops out in the woods. Does somebody live there?
Melody Kinoko and Yurayura Kinoko
A big mushroom has an amazing xylophone and a swing!
Komorebi Net
Lying down in the forest you can hear the whisperings from the woods.
Mori no Tsuribashi
A suspension bridge made of a net. It is thrilling to swing every time you walk.
Komorebi no Komichi
You can stroll in the forest at a leisurely pace on the gentle slope.
Zaimoku Tobashi
This is in the motif of an old way of transporting lumber called “Tobashisen” which was used here.
Moribito no Yamagoya
A pump inside actually pumps up underground water. Gentle breezes blow through this hut.
Mori no Koubo
This is a rest facility where you can experience the sound and wind of the forest.
Himitsu no Nukemichi
This is a tunnel where Takino’s history, and plants and animals are introduced. You can experience shadow pictures and games.
Safety Precautions
When a child uses the playground equipment, make sure a guardian guarantees safety. Also, it is based on the premise that a child aged 3 to preschooler is with a guardian.
- Don’t allow a child to play while wearing a shoulder bag, hooded clothing, or shoes that fall off easily.
- Don’t allow a child to play on playground equipment if they don’t have the athletic ability or constitution.
- Let your child play at their suitable athletic ability while watching out for their safety and keeping them from danger when in necessary.
- If you are in a group, make sure to share playground equipment with other groups from kindergartens or elementary schools, or other individuals.
- The group leader should inform and instruct about how to use playground equipment and safety precautions.