Introducing Japan's largest theme park, Huis Ten Bosch (Nagasaki Prefecture)

This is the largest theme park in Japan that recreates the streets of the Netherlands. Instead of a shoddy set, each house is faithfully built, even inside the building, making the streets look even more realistic. From the observation deck of the 105m-tall "Dorthorn," the symbolic tower of Huis Ten Bosch, you can see a beautiful European streetscape that will make you forget you are in Japan, as well as Omura Bay, also known as "Lake Koto." It is a must-see spot when you visit. The windmills that you often see in tourist guidebooks were made based on those actually used in the Netherlands, and are a popular photo spot, so we recommend taking commemorative photos here. By the way, do you know what the name "Huis Ten Bosch" means? "Huis Ten Bosch" means "House in the Forest" in Dutch. It was named after the recreation of the "Huis Ten Bosch Palace" that actually exists in the Netherlands. There are also many other characters, flower fields, attractions, and more on the large grounds, making this a theme park that can be enjoyed by children and adults alike. In this day and age when it's difficult to travel abroad, why not take a trip to Huis Ten Bosch, where you can experience the feeling of a short trip abroad by strolling through the beautiful town full of exotic atmosphere and taking a break on a bench along the canal when you get tired, even if you're not visiting for the attractions or Instagram-worthy photos? #CoupleTrip #TourismSupport #HuisTenBosch #ShortTrip #FeelingOfTravelingOverseas #Nagasaki #NagasakiTrip #ThemePark