Aso Farm Land
Young at heart in Aso Farm Land
Located within the Aso-Kuju National Park, Aso Farm Land is a theme park and holiday camp that is particularly popular with young children. This park embodies the essence of the Japanese word “genki,” which means childlike happiness and energy. It is a place where people of all ages can come and find their inner child.
How to Get There
Entry to Aso Farm Land is free, allowing visitors access to restaurants, shops, and some outdoor areas. However, there is a fee to use facilities such as the forest park and hot springs. The park is open year-round and offers free parking for both day visitors and overnight guests.
Forest of Vitality
One of the main attractions at Aso Farm Land is the “Genki no Mori,” or Forest of Vitality. This area features around 70 different games and activities set in a forest environment. For children, it is like an obstacle course dream come true, with an 80-meter long slide and various climbing equipment. The park is designed to promote physical exercise and encourage good health. Additionally, there is an on-site petting zoo that everyone can enjoy.
Hot Spring Heaven
While Aso Farm Land is popular with young children, it also caters to grown-up visitors with its hot springs. These hot springs offer a place for relaxation and rejuvenation. Guests can soothe their troubles away in the naturally hot water, surrounded by stylish luxury. There are a variety of gender-separated baths, including open-air baths, lie-down baths, cave baths, and common areas. The waters are infused with minerals and Chinese herbal remedies, providing a unique and therapeutic experience.
Igloo Domes for Overnight Guests
Aso Farm Land offers quirky on-site accommodations in the form of glamping-style huts. These huts resemble a cross between a Teletubbies house and a pod from outer space. The plain white domes can even masquerade as igloos, especially at night when they glow with lights. For children, there are domes adorned with neon colors, painted like mushrooms, or featuring the face of Kumamon, the cute Kumamoto regional mascot. There are three dome zones to choose from, each offering a unique experience. It is advisable to check the official website for the latest information on accommodations.
In conclusion, Aso Farm Land is a unique theme park and holiday camp located within the Aso-Kuju National Park. It is a place that promotes childlike happiness and energy, making it particularly popular with young children. Visitors can enjoy the Forest of Vitality, which offers a range of games and activities set in a forest environment. The hot springs at Aso Farm Land provide a place for relaxation and rejuvenation, while the quirky igloo domes offer unique accommodations for overnight guests. Whether you’re young or young at heart, Aso Farm Land is the perfect destination to find your inner child.
Address And Maps Location:
5579-3 Kawayo, Minamiaso-mura, Aso-gun, Kumamoto-ken
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