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Last updated 2026-09-24 — The Double Ten holiday is just around the corner. Want to plan a thoughtful family micro-trip? Head to the Nagasaki Cake Sightseeing Factory in Taoyuan and explore the sweet world of cakes together. With fun experiences and games, it’s sure to be an unforgettable trip for the little ones. Kinpo Foods’ Nagasaki Cake Factory “Castie’s Land” is launching a holiday-exclusive DIY baking workshop.
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▲ Kinpo Nagasaki Cake Sightseeing Factory – A High-Value Family Micro-Trip in Taoyuan. (Reported by Pu Tianqing; Photography/Editing by Yang Shiyi)

▲ Kinpo Nagasaki Cake Sightseeing Factory Castie’s Land. (Photo by Yang Shiyi)

Located in Taoyuan, the Nagasaki Cake Sightseeing Factory features an interior designed in the shape of a cake. (Photo by Yang Shiyi, same below)

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With the Double Ten holiday approaching, want to arrange a heartwarming family micro-trip for your kids? Consider visiting Kinpo Foods’ Nagasaki Cake Sightseeing Factory in Taoyuan to explore the sweet world of cakes. With rich and fun experiences and games, it will definitely be an unforgettable adventure for the children.

Kinpo Foods’ Nagasaki Cake Sightseeing Factory “Castie’s Land” is now offering a holiday-exclusive DIY baking workshop. Visitors can explore a green-energy building inspired by the concept of a Baumkuchen, and upon entering the factory, they’ll be greeted by three stunning egg-shaped installations that are sure to delight the kids. Then, follow the guide through fascinating historical stories to learn about the origins and naming of Nagasaki Cake, plus enjoy a variety of engaging activities.

▲ Kinpo Nagasaki Cake Sightseeing Factory Castie’s Land. (Photo by Yang Shiyi)

▲ The factory’s diverse experience courses and tours create sweet memories for family micro-trips.

▲ Kinpo Nagasaki Cake Sightseeing Factory Castie’s Land. (Photo by Yang Shiyi)

Set against the backdrop of Japan’s Nagasaki main store, the whole family can dress up in cute kimonos and take retro-style photos. Then tour the cookie and cake production process—from raw material processing to packaging. Kids will find the various machines and procedures fascinating. Tour guide Zhao Guoqiang said, “We work in the food industry, and our biggest hope is to share educational value. We want people to know what safe food is and learn the history of our brand. Between food education and learning, we also want them to get hands-on with DIY activities.”

Safe, Secure, and Hygienic
In the professional DIY baking classroom, kids can try making their own delicious Hawaiian pizza—rolling out the dough, adding pineapple, corn, cheese, and other toppings, then popping it in the oven. Enjoy a safe, secure, and hygienic hands-on pizza party in the café for lunch. Even more special is the F1 racetrack “Cake City Speedway,” loved by kids, where safe and thrilling racing games keep them entertained.

▲ Kinpo Nagasaki Cake Sightseeing Factory Castie’s Land. (Photo by Yang Shiyi)

▲ HolidayThe exclusive DIY baking workshop lets kids make their own pizza and potted cakes.

▲ Kinpo Nagasaki Cake Sightseeing Factory Castie’s Land. (Photo by Yang Shiyi)

After an exciting go-kart ride, there’s also a DIY potted cake class. Following the instructor’s steps, kids layer honey cake and pudding, then sprinkle chocolate biscuit crumbs on top to create a unique and tasty potted cake. Zhu Mom, who visited “Castie’s Land” for the first time with her child, excitedly said, “This place is perfect for families. From the reservation process to the guides and service, everything has been great. There are so many activities here—you don’t have to run around. Kids can do quiet crafts or play actively, and even learn a lot about cakes. I think it’s wonderful!”

▲ Kinpo Nagasaki Cake Sightseeing Factory Castie’s Land. (Photo by Yang Shiyi)

Taiwan’s First Sightseeing Factory with an Exclusive F1 Kids’ Racetrack

Beyond fun DIY classes, you can also explore the outdoor pond area, soak up the warm afternoon sun, and learn about ecology and plants. Tour guide Zhao Guoqiang pointed out, “Our factory is a green-energy building. Wastewater is directed to our pond area, where we use the natural power of the ponds to purify and treat it. We’ve been restoring the pond ecological area for about three years. You might spot egrets or various fish swimming around, and you can even find clams in the stream.”

▲ Kinpo Nagasaki Cake Sightseeing Factory Castie’s Land. (Photo by Yang Shiyi)

The outdoor pond ecological area offers views of many animals and plants, as well as lessons in environmental awareness for kids.

To promote eco-friendly values, Kinpo Foods uses innovative solar power systems, waste heat recovery, and rainwater recycling to create a building that coexists with nature. While kids have fun here, they also learn valuable environmental lessons.

Take advantage of the crisp autumn weather and book an experience activity now. For just NT$499 per person, enjoy an educational and high-value trip full of joyful memories. From now until October 10, 2017, buy one DIY course and get one free. Visitors with tickets can also join the 3D puzzle challenge—successful participants get an extra F1 racing experience.

For details, visit the official Castie’s Land Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/CastellaLand/

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