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Tabisaki
Tabisaki

創造広場アクトランド

Amusement center • 928-1 Noichichō Ōtani, Konan, Kochi 781-5233, Japan

3.9(508 reviews)
Kid-friendly
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An adventure amusement park where you move your body with human power

Interactive attractions filled with sweat and smiles

  • Unique rides that move without relying on electricity or machinery
  • Play equipment with challenging elements and physical exercise benefits
  • Design filled with creative ideas that nurture children's individuality and intelligence

Plenty to captivate both adults and children

  • Challenge the tallest wooden tree house in Japan
  • Explore valuable exhibits of classic cars and fire trucks
  • Learn about historical sites and the puppet show of Ryoma Sakamoto with a guide

Comfortable facilities to satisfy the whole family

  • Affordable and delicious food and souvenir shops
  • Clean and courteous hospitality toilets
  • Roofed play area where you can have fun even on rainy days

A touch of humor

You can move big dreams with your small power. Let's go to Actland!

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Reviews

4(4 years ago)
J.G. Olivier
This “amusement park” is kid of fun. It has a wide range of things to do for kids of many ages. The food they sell is a little expensive, but delicious. In summer they have a little pool, water slide and funky water play areas. Throughout the year they have; a climbing wall, ballpit, swings, bicycle driven ferrisweel, museums on trains; telephones; etc. And most of it is FREEEEEEEEE. THE TALL TREE IS ALSO LOADS FUN.
4(6 years ago)
Shinden (Shinden)
Nice place for go with kids, different activities to do, but it's not a big place.
5(5 years ago)
Stuart Roe
Simple fun for kids. Small water play area in the summer.
4(3 weeks ago)
ガレオ
It feels like a do-it-yourself amusement park where you can play for free. The play equipment that allows you to climb up to a very high tower is very dangerous, but if you use a helmet and a lifeline, or rather a harness, you can use a rope around your body, so even if you are about to fall, it will be locked, so you can climb safely. . However, it is so expensive that it is scary even for adults. For small children, it's similar to rock climbing, but you can also come equipped with a helmet and harness, so small children can enjoy it as well. I'm grateful that there are so many things to do and it's free. There are also paid facilities in the back.
5(4 months ago)
ラブシャンティー
The location is far from the city, but I understand. There are plenty of parking lots. Admission is free, but there are fees for exhibits. There are also free passes. This time, I used the discount plan for an event. Children's attractions are free. Vehicles that are powered by humans without using electricity, such as the Viking running from left to right inside the ship, are a great idea because they provide exercise and help you gain wisdom! I learned a lot by walking around the paid exhibit and listening to the explanations about the history of Sakamoto Ryoma. The guides are also kind. If you look around thoroughly, it will take you more than an hour. We also saw some valuable classic car exhibits. I plan to visit the remaining exhibits again. There's a lot to see in this compact square, and there's even a small food court. It's a great place to go with kids. JAF discount available.

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