Available around 13:00 on weekdays. There weren't many people, at least 2 groups of parents and children. Is the price reasonable even though it has gone up? The staff was very helpful in teaching me how to play and how to clean up. You can only pay in cash, but you can use a credit card to purchase toys.

I was surprised that I couldn't use my credit card for payment. I could use it at other stores, but it's not unified. Other than that, I thought Bornelund was very good. The ceiling is higher than other stores, so there are large slides and bouldering facilities, which makes it unique. There aren't many playgrounds like this available due to the coronavirus, but it's very helpful for parents with children.

It was my first time going there, but it was a play place that my children would want to go to every day. Anyway, there are so many toys and play equipment that you will never get bored. What's more, I was very happy to be able to play in the water indoors. Since only the soles of his feet get wet, I can easily let him play with me without much care, and I would like to take him out again during the summer. Get a one-day ticket (2,000 yen for children, 600 yen for adults) when it opens at 10 a.m., and go to Hamazushi next door for lunch. I had to drive when I left, so I was worried that the parking lot would be full when I came back, but it was fine. I was so absorbed in playing that I didn't want to go home even after playing until the evening. You can play with balls and go bouldering, and it's fun for adults too. My clothes get wet from playing in the water, so I'll make sure to bring extra clothes with me next time I go.

This is an indoor playground for children located in the south of the school. There is a limit on passes (2000 yen for children, 600 yen for adults) on holidays. It gets quite crowded on days when the weather is bad. There are about 20 parking spaces, so it doesn't fill up right away, but the parking lot only changes in the morning and afternoon. There are four main areas inside, and the highlight is a water play area, an area for pretend play, toy play, and physical play, and an area for small children (under 18 months). There is no doubt that you will be hooked once you start playing. Anyway, there are lots of fun tricks and play equipment that is not at home. This is a facility that you can enjoy all day long.

There are not only toys for young children to play with, but also large play equipment, so I think it can be enjoyed by children up to the lower grades of elementary school. There is also a small children's corner with toys that make noise, so they can play with them. Children are not allowed to enter by themselves, so they must be accompanied by a guardian. Free parking is available. There are two types of admission fees: timed and 1DAY passes, but you cannot eat inside, so if you are going to be there for a long time including lunch, I think it is better to get a 1DAY pass. We also hold events, some of which are free and others that require a participation fee. The fun staff will take the lead in teaching the children 😊 In the summer, there is also a water play corner, so it is better to wait until you change clothes before going. You can play to your heart's content in a cool room during the hot summer months, so it's also recommended when you leave your grandchildren with you. There is also a small Bornelund shop, so you can buy your favorite toys 👍

With a weekday 1-day pass (600 yen for adults, 1,500 yen for children), I used LINE's birthday coupon of 1,000 yen off and went to play from 10:00 to 16:50 for 1,100 yen. I went out for about an hour for lunch on the way, but the rule is to move the car once. We drove to Hama Sushi right next door and ate there. There are several restaurants and Lawson nearby, so you won't have any trouble getting lunch. This was my first time there, and there were a lot of small children there. I think most kindergartens are already on winter break, but on the day I went, I got the impression that there were a lot of preschoolers. Although you can play up to the age of 12, I thought it was a playground for preschoolers overall. Even if elementary school students go, I don't think they can run as hard as they can because there are other small children around them and it's dangerous. I went there with a coupon for my 6th birthday, but after going there once I learned what the place was like and had fun, so I thought it was time to go. Adults can also try the slide, but it took a lot of effort for my inactive body to climb up a rope net and pass through a narrow fence to get there. The tunnel is extremely slippery and you may hit your head, so be careful. The staff were all very pleasant.

Probably best for children up to 6. There are enough activities to keep them busy for a while. There's a rest area for parents too. The place is clean and well-maintained.

Baby garden available for children up to one and a half years old I use children's centers and other paid facilities. This is a facility for manufacturers of toys and play equipment, so the children seemed to have a lot of fun. I played nonstop for 3 hours. Expensive but worth it We recommend going on weekdays or during open hours even on holidays. For lunch, there are conveyor belt sushi and udon restaurants nearby.

I bought a free ticket and had fun from the time it opened until 4pm. Fees will be charged starting from 6 months of age. I took my 2-year-old with me, and his eyes were sparkling from beginning to end as he was able to draw and play in the water, which he couldn't do at home. Since it was a free ticket, I was able to leave mid-way and had lunch nearby before coming back. I want to go again soon.

遊具もほどほどあり未就学の子供たちは楽しそうでした。ボルダリングは足場が狭くバランスを崩すと落下しそうな場所に設置してあり意味不明でした。

It's nice to have an area for babies to play. The toys are clean and safe to put in your mouth. However, it is very dangerous as large children often come inside. We almost collided several times. Even if they are married, they neglect their children and go wild. I don't know if the young staff members don't see it or are pretending not to see it, but they don't pay attention to it, so they need to protect themselves. I'll probably go again when I'm a little older.