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The Moomins, warm and healing characters from Nordic Finnish fairy tales, are beloved by the Japanese. To visit the Moomins in person, you don’t need to go all the way to the Nordic countries — just head to Waku Waku Village in the Tokyo suburbs for an exceptionally heartwarming experience. Upon arrival, it’s like stepping into a storybook world. The Moomins will even come out of their house to greet visitors.
The pleasant environment and fun architecture of Moomin Park are loved by many families with children. (Image source / guide.travel)
Located just an hour’s drive from Tokyo, Waku Waku Village offers a magical world where the Moomins bring color and joy to your journey. Although not as well-known as other annual hotspots, the spacious grounds of this fairy-tale world feature beautiful gardens and uniquely designed buildings that create an immersive atmosphere. Here, you can explore various Moomin-themed spots, enjoy the lush surroundings, and be enchanted by the charming stories.
Surrounded by greenery, the landscape changes colors with the seasons. (Image source / kinarino)
The Forest House displays Moomin-related products and provides storybooks for children to read. (Image source / go2park)
The storybooks in the Forest House offer kids a place to read and rest. (Image source / matome)
The round-shaped Moomin House. (Image source / guide.travel)
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