By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Department
Tokyo is a popular tourist destination in Japan. Aside from shopping and dining in the city, why not head to its outskirts to enjoy breathtaking views? Here are four worthwhile off-the-beaten-path attractions, including W?裣亍, 某窍亍, 某涓?龋, each offering a unique natural landscape.
The cozy environment and playful architecture of Moomin Valley Park make it a hit with family travelers (Photo / guide.travel)
1. W?? - Moomin Valley Park
Originating from Finnish Nordic fairy tales, the warm and healing image of Moomin is beloved by the Japanese. W?裣氐泥噜嗝坠?笆侵泄?宜?腥戏浅3?星榈闹魈夤?埃?嗬攵?┙鲆桓鲂∈背党叹嗬耄?梢钥吹脚碌纳剿??背景中浮现的可爱Moomin世界。
The round-shaped Moomin house (Photo / guide.travel)
The park features three uniquely designed buildings: Moomin’s House, the Forest House, and the Children’s Theater. The scenery changes with the seasons, and Moomin’s round-shaped house is divided into a basement, living room, attic, and roof. The wooden interiors and warm lighting create a cozy and comfortable atmosphere.
Address: 93-1 Hokkaido, W?裣胤鼓苁写笞职⑿敫
Business Hours: 9:00 - 17:00
The beauty of autumn leaves at Moomin Valley Park (Photo / ト0?侔?浈螗渐螭?堡埭巫婴嗓猡紊??癌
2. Ibaraki - Hitachi Seaside Park (Operated by the National Government)
The renowned flower-viewing spot in Ibaraki Prefecture, Hitachi Seaside Park, offers a rich variety of flowers and expansive, sweeping views. Every year in April and May, around 4.5 million nemophila (baby-blue-eyes) flowers bloom, creating a vast blue-purple carpet that gives visitors a magical, fairytale-like experience.
Nemophila sea of flowers at Hitachi Seaside Park (Photo / 国U钉窑郡梁d汗?癌
In autumn, Hitachi Seaside Park also features the world’s most adorable kochia (broom) flower fields. The green plants gradually turn into fluffy red orbs, creating an extremely heartwarming sight that attracts large numbers of tourists every year.
Address: 605-4 Ohnuma, Makabe, Hitachinaka City, Ibaraki Prefecture
Business Hours: 9:30 - 17:00
Kochia flower fields at Hitachi Seaside Park (Photo / 国U钉窑郡梁d汗?癌
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