Very spacious area with less waiting time. There's VR simulation around the park and daily water fountain show and fireworks performance in the evening. Absolutely no need to queue early in the morning like those in the more popular park in Tokyo and Osaka. Family with young kids can really enjoy and relax.
• Authentic European streetscape
• A city of flowers and lights, filled with color and brilliance all year round
• A variety of attractions boasting overwhelming scale and quality
Huis Ten Bosch is a theme park that has obtained royal building permission and reproduces the Huis Ten Bosch Palace, where the former queen of the Netherlands lived. The entire park is faithfully restored to the actual buildings in the Netherlands in a strong European retro style. With the scenic port gate as the dividing gate, in addition to outdoor sports, video games, singing and dancing performances, etc., the theme park area also has large and small museums such as the Teddy Bear Museum and the Ceramic Museum. Among them, there is the Teddy Bear Museum, which collects about 700 teddy bears from all over the world, and on the first floor there is a giant bear about 3.6 meters high and weighing about 500 kilograms, which can be shared. In addition, the Ceramic Museum reproduces the ceramic room of the Berlin Palace in Germany, which is worth a visit. When the night falls, the interior of Huis Ten Bosch is filled with a romantic atmosphere, with flickering lights that color the night sky, colorful water splash performances, light sculpture projection performances, and more. At the same time, you can enjoy seasonal flowers such as tulips, roses, and Phalaenopsis orchids in each season.
△The One and Only! Miffy-filled Area, ”Miffy Wonder Square” to Open in June 21st, 2025.
Amidst European feel town, immerse yourself in a world of Miffy with new attractions, gourmet foods and meeting Miffy.
△ The townscape, with its brick buildings and cobblestone sidewalks, is reminiscent of medieval Europe. Palace Huis Ten Bosch, the official palace of the Dutch royal family, also has an elegant appearance.
Huis Ten Bosch is decorated with seasonal flowers during the day and world-class illuminations at night. There are plenty of great photo spots inside the venue.
Very spacious area with less waiting time. There's VR simulation around the park and daily water fountain show and fireworks performance in the evening. Absolutely no need to queue early in the morning like those in the more popular park in Tokyo and Osaka. Family with young kids can really enjoy and relax.
A once in a lifetime experience. Beautiful views. But kids expected more rides/attraction.
nice scenery with big flower garden. canal cruiser is a must-do activity and I feel like it is in Netherlands! enjoyable trip overall!
Houstonburg personally thinks it is very worthwhile to go. Take the train to Houstonburg Station and get off the train. If there are more days in Fukuoka, you can go online, check the time of fireworks in advance and choose the day to go. The day I went, there were no fireworks, but the night light show made you linger and forget to return. I went to Japan when it was also on holiday, but there were not many people. The overall experience was good, the scenery was beautiful, and similar to Dutch Europe, but there were no more amusement projects than Disney or Universal Studios. There are several kinds of tickets in the park. I bought all-purpose tickets, including cruise ships, which can sit back and forth repeatedly. It is suggested that if you are unwilling to walk, you can use cruise ships from scenic spots to entrances and exits. Hansheng Power Supply, very surprising, during the day like the castle in Europe, at night the lights are gorgeous.
Hotels are super expensive. Tourist attractions always charge extra and are very difficult to book. But in order to see the world of light, you must stay a night at Huis Ten Bosch. Have fun until 22:00 and enjoy the most charming night view. Tickets are not expensive because the entertainment is basically all included. Go to all the suggestions with asterisks on the map. Movies and other things are super fun, which is different from those in China. The key is that there are not many people, and there is basically no queue. The service is definitely good with fewer people. P.S. Dinner must be eaten before 21:30, otherwise you will have to go hungry or order it from the hotel (the Watermark I stayed at did not have this service and I went to bed hungry at night). I don’t recommend the harbor view at Watermark. It’s a scam. It’s just a small harbor.
Last year, I went for the Sunny of one piece, but I didn't know it was gone until I got there. But there are still many other interesting entertainment projects, such as haunted houses, which are all European architectural styles.
There were no bustling crowds. Seven people on the big cruise boat sailed away. There were all kinds of thrillers. Few people dared not enter. The drinks in the garden are of the same price as those outside, and the shops have a lot of taste. Playing, explaining in English, Korean, Chinese, it is worth an hour and a half to go by airplane! ___________
What a big amusement park, much bigger than Tokyo Disney, the whole park should be European style, especially the feeling of walking along the river, plus three swans swimming in the water. But although known as the King of Pirates, his boats have "sailed away" and some of them are retrospective stories of the King of Pirates. But there's another pirate boat on the shore that you can go and play with.