It's expensive, but it's useful for letting small children who can't sit still play. It is especially safe to play on weekday mornings as it is empty. After 3:00 p.m., an increasing number of children who appear to be in the lower grades of kindergarten or elementary school start running around, so parents of preschoolers need to be careful to ensure their safety. (I may be biased, but children of that age can play by themselves, so there are quite a few parents who leave their children alone while talking to mom friends or playing with their smartphones.) (The other parent may not be watching, so please ensure your child's safety yourself.) Inside the facility, there are a variety of play and play shops and play toys that children would not be able to do at home, as well as a picture book corner. There is also something to play with by rolling marbles, and a corner with Thomas toys. You can also make crafts. For active children, there is an athletic zone in the back, trampolines, and go-karts. It seemed like children around kindergarten age could enjoy athletics, but in reality, some children as young as 2 years old can climb up on their own and enjoy the slide. For infants, there is an area for children aged 0 to 2 years old, so they can safely exercise their bodies there. However, from around 1 and a half years old, my child started playing only in the outside area. Only drinks with lids may be brought in. There are also vending machines inside. Large luggage can be stored in lockers for free.

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It was empty on weekdays and looked fun. There were go-karts and Thomas. There was also a baby space, but I think children between the ages of 3 and 6 would be able to enjoy it.

As soon as he saw the wooden Thomas, he ran away and played there for a while, concentrating on it! By the time we finally started moving and playing, an hour had already passed, so we extended the session by an hour. There were tunnels, mountains, slopes, bumpy roads, and lots of different tricks and toys, and the kids had a lot of fun playing with them! I still want to use it!

Many of the toys are from HABA and Woody Putti. There was also a Thomas wooden rail. There's also large athletic equipment, trampolines, cushioned vaulting boxes, go-karts, and more. The weekday free pass is a good deal because you can enter and exit as you like, but I think the other tickets are relatively expensive. About the same price as Bornelund. There are restrooms and nursing spaces within the venue, but eating is not allowed inside the venue, and hydration is only possible in a limited space. I think it's perfect for groups with children of different ages, as it can be played by infants to early elementary school students without getting bored.

A paid facility where children can play. Since I used it on a weekday Monday, there were only 5 or 6 groups of parents and children, so it was spacious. There is a wide variety of toys and play equipment, including items that even younger elementary school students can enjoy. You can also draw. It costs 1,500 yen for one parent and child for one hour, and a 1-day pass costs 3,000 yen. Compared to Yokohama, it's easier, the facilities are more spacious, and there are fewer people, so I'm jealous of people who live in Kobe. I would also like to use it when I travel to Kobe and my children are small. It's very spacious with a kids' space right next to it.

(Translated by Google) Visited several times. I like slides, but the stairs of this slide are so difficult that it seems difficult for small children to climb by themselves. I think 3-5 year olds will have the most fun playing. I've had no problems so far, When I visited the other day, I was a little perplexed when I saw a group of people occupying dozens of toy locomotives. The female staff in the hotel were basically kind, but I was worried that several young people were chatting in groups at the front desk. (Original) 何度か訪問しました。 すべり台が好きなのですが、こちらのすべり台の階段が難易度高く小さな子供が自分で登るには難しそうでした。 3〜5歳くらいが一番楽しく遊べそうと思います。 今まで何のトラブルもなく過ごしていますが、 先日伺った時は機関車のおもちゃ数十台を一組で占領してる方を見かけ、少し困惑しました。 館内にいるスタッフの女性達は基本親切でしたが、若い方数名フロントで固まってお喋りされていたのが気になりました。

(Translated by Google) This is an indoor facility where children can play. There is also a space for changing diapers. Bringing in food and drinks is prohibited. There is a vending machine inside. There is a special rate for up to 2 hours, after which you will be charged every 30 minutes. A little pricey for this type of facility. (Original) 屋内型の子供が遊べる施設です。 おむつ替えのスペースなどもあります。 飲食物の持ち込みは禁止です。自動販売機が中にあります。 料金は2時間まで特別料金で、それ以上は30分置きに課金です。 この類の施設の中では、ややお高めです。

This place is amazing, huge play room for kids with lots of toys.

Awesome place for the kids for rainy day. ☺

I used it with my 2-year-old child during free time on weekdays, and it was very nice to be able to play slowly. I was able to participate in bookmark making for free from 3:00 pm, and I was treated very kindly, and even my daughter, who was in a reluctant phase, was able to enjoy making bookmarks. There were plenty of toys and play equipment in the facility, and the children played for five hours without getting bored. As soon as my child cried, the facility staff came over and explained in an easy-to-understand manner how the facility would respond in the event of an injury, so I was able to play with peace of mind. I would like to use it again if I have another opportunity!

(Translated by Google) To high, to play equipment is small, it is a narrow space. It is not so much the indoor playground of Kobe city children, but go well recently Nishinomiya Metropolitan Kakogawa Pure Heart Kids land of. ONEDAYPAST also cheap in about 40 minutes by car, child Truly likely likes of out. Recommend. (Original) 高いし、遊具が少ないし、空間も狭いです。神戸市内子供の室内遊び場があんまりないのですが、最近よく西宮と加古川のピュアハートキッズランド行きます。車で40分ほどでONEDAYPASTも安い、うちの子めっちゃ好きだそう。薦めます。

(Translated by Google) Thanks to the number of people limit, I was able to enjoy playing without being crowded. (Original) 人数制限もあるおかげか混み合うことなく、楽しく遊ばせられました。

After 3pm, the number of children finishing kindergarten increases. Most of the children are playing correctly, but sometimes they are friends with their moms. Some parents chat with their children and do not look at their children. The children used everything in the park to play tag, even in the areas where there were crawling babies and in the small mamagoto area. In the athletic area, there was a small child jumping down. No matter how you look at it, it's dangerous, but neither the parents nor the people at the park paid any attention to it, and as expected, it crashed into a small child of about one year old, causing injury. I can understand why children want to run because it's a fun place, but it's a shame that there aren't any rules in place. I don't know what the parents think, but I thought it would be a good idea to at least cancel the game of tag. I've used it a few times, but it's dangerous so I won't go again.