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PLAY! PARK (Tachikawa, GREEN SPRINGS)
PLAY! PARK is an indoor play space inside Tachikawa's GREEN SPRINGS. Rather than a room full of toys, it leans toward art, with crafts, paints, and giant paper installations to play with freely. Even elementary schoolers who have outgrown regular playgrounds got completely absorbed.
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Fujino Art House
A craft experience facility tucked deep in the nature of Sagamihara-Tsukui. Pick the toy you want to make, buy a ticket, and use the workshop's tools and scrap materials freely to build a one-of-a-kind piece.
Fujisawa Shonandai Cultural Center Children's Museum
An indoor children's museum a 5-minute walk from Shonandai Station in Fujisawa. With casual pricing of 300 yen for adults and 100 yen for kids, the exhibition hall packs in a giant slide, instruments and masks from around the world, a recreated old Japanese house, and play-kitchen corners — a solid half-day of fun and learning.
Dagashi Shop: CANDY STORE
An American-general-store-style dagashi (nostalgic Japanese candy) shop tucked in the mountains of Aikawa, Kanagawa. Classic penny candies plus super-ball scoops and a whole gacha room — more playground than shop.
Keio Asobi no Mori HUGHUG
An indoor play facility a minute from Tama Zoo Station. A 12m-tall net structure, a 45,000-ball pit, all wrapped in the warmth of locally sourced hinoki — fits infants through elementary schoolers.