In Sasebo, Japan, there is a park with a strong Dutch style - Huis Ten Bosch. Huis Ten Bosch means the Forest House in Dutch, and it is not a problem. The theme park is built in a forest. Haustenborg recreates a medieval European town with windmills, tulips and canals, and it is very handy. The area is nearly twice as large as Tokyo Disney! There are matching hotels outside the park, various restaurants in the park, and shops are adjacent to each other. You can visit the surprises of one stop after another on a yacht, horse-drawn carriage or bus. Or sit down in a coffee shop and watch the parades and performances with local specialties. There are hundreds of thousands of tulips here, many of which I have never seen before. If you have time, please stay a little longer and enjoy it. A lot of Japanese people are dragging their families to come here for a holiday, and staying for a few days. Indeed, I strolled through the whole day and only walked through three out of four. If there is a chance, I will come here for two or three days next time to experience this "forest home".