Huis Ten Bosch

Feeling gone to the paradise of Europe! It's really a step by step. The camera shutter for photography enthusiasts can't stop here... I think this paradise is the most cost-effective paradise in Japan. There are super few people on weekdays, and you can play with the project! Suitable for children, but I went to the weekend, there were a little more people, and the fireworks show at 8:30 in the evening was very pleasant!

It was a place that gave me an exotic feel. There were some attractions that requested waiting times, really relaxing theme park.

Huis Ten Bosch brings a 17th century Dutch village to life in a very real setting that transports you to Europe, all in the heart of Japan. Modeled after the residence of Her Majesty the Queen of the Netherlands, this amusement park is decorated with lush greenery and seasonal flowers. Stroll the charming streets lined with restaurants, shops and museums, where you'll find a variety of activities and entertainment, from VR experiences to optical illusions and theme parks.

We cruised to Sasebo Port, the boat group was unsuccessful, and we could only take the children by ourselves. After passing the gate, ask the customs staff how to go to Haustenburg to catch JR. The staff is very enthusiastic to guide us, we must like it! Less than 5 minutes walk to the subway station, get the timetable and find that the time to drive at 9:13 is approaching, the queue will be delayed. And the more you have to wait for an hour for a bus after get off work, the more you ask other staff for help, and immediately get a response to take us to the automatic ticket machine to buy tickets, catch up with JR. One big and one small 420 (5 stops), if you take a taxi past 5000 . Please note that the first train back is 12:30, and then every hour after that. It is worth noting if you want to save transportation expenses. When you arrive at Hausdenburg, pay attention to the children's tickets in 3 grades, free tickets, children and students. There are 3 different fares for adults, elderly (65 years old) and disabled (including limited to 1 escort). Because the weather is too hot, the children have no interest in visiting the castle. But three of the previous four activities were air-conditioned indoors, which was very interesting. At 12:20, we took the bus in the park (free) to a station with more than one person (stop 5). After seeing 2 museums (glass, ceramics and porcelain), I saw that there was a pier cruise project and wanted to go. As a result, the staff told us that the 12:30 was full, and the next trip would wait until 15:30. We obviously didn't have enough time, we were leaving the result staff advised us to wait a moment, if the person who made the appointment could not arrive on time, the two of us could go up to catch the trip to sea. As a result, we were lucky after only 2 minutes, and the whole event ended at 14:50. In fact, it was a 40-minute voyage to the island to play carnivorous dinosaurs and explore treasure video games, the children were very happy. After returning, we immediately took the bus to the exit (exit, station 8). At 15:20, we arrived at JR station and took the 15:34 JR back to Sasebo station. At the Hausdenburg JR station, we experienced a completely artificial entrance and exit, very nostalgic experience. I hope it will be of reference to the official.

There are lots of different variety of attractions that all ages in this gorgeous theme park and less crowds than Disney or Universal Japan. Here you can find the food are generous in portion and tastes great, while costing similarly as a regular meal outside of themeparks. Kids will love to ride and you will love to accompany, Its a nice place to go with family. One thing you will notice that locals don't usually visit the Huis Ten Bosch, only you will find tourists / foriegner there.