Articles for the theme Family Travel

Odaiba has been transformed, a small fortress in Tokyo Bay, built in 1853, has been transformed into a man-made island entirely dedicated to entertainment and relaxation. Today, Odaiba is a fa

Moomin Valley Park in Hann Saitama Prefecture is a theme park dedicated to the Moomin characters created by Tove Jansson (1914-2001) and popular in Japan.

In Osaka, the huge Universal Studios Japan theme park gives pride of place to the most famous franchises of the prestigious Universal film studios.

A guide to five of Tokyo's best swimming pool complexes, indoor and outdoor, that include lots of fun water-related activities and entertainment, ideal for the hot summer months.

Aquarium, zoo, museum… Nifrel is all of these.

During your stay in Kobe, treat yourself to a family outing in the fantasy world of Anpanman; an adorable vigilante who has been delighting young Japanese for several decades.

In Kobe, the Kobe Animal Kingdom animal park invites you to discover plants and animals in peace. Visitors can approach the animals in their respective worlds.

Halloween is a real event in Japan! Between the specially decorated stores and the many theme nights organized for the over 18s, it's now almost impossible to miss!

Less than an hour from Shinjuku, the Tama animal park offers young and old the opportunity to meet animals from all over the world through 4 large areas.

Pokemon Center, Mecca of Pokemon, dedicated to the fans of the Pokemon universe, is at the Sunshine City mall in Ikebukuro, Tokyo.

A few kilometers from Tokyo, the Machida Squirrel Garden or Machida risuen welcomes young and old to discover little balls of fur.

Fuji-Q Highland amusement park, located in Fujiyoshida, will give you mountains of thrills with fabulous attractions, to send you into the air or give you big scares.

Don't want to waste two hours (or more!) waiting in line for an attraction that isn't really worth it?

Since 2015, the gigantic Aeon Laketown shopping center in Saitama has been home to Café Barbapapa, a small café in the colors of the adorable French creatures.

For a day out that will delight the whole family, enjoy Nagashima Spa Land: a huge amusement park and water park near Nagoya!

Nestled near Takadanobaba station in Tokyo, Shirokuma Café (also known as Polar Bear Café) is a unique themed restaurant that immerses visitors in the endearing world of the manga of the sa

Located in LaQua Mall near Korakuen Railway Station, Moomin Bakery & Cafe is one of Tokyo's most popular themed cafes. The reason for its success?

Refurbished in 2014, Kamo Aquarium contains the largest variety of jellyfish in the world.

Interested in spending a day in an amusement park in Tokyo? Tokyo hosts a few amazing amusement parks but if you ask us, Disneyland remains the most popular destination!

The capital of Chubu has the honor of hosting Legoland Japan, which opened on April 1st 2017.

Himeji: there's the castle, of course... but also a zoo, which offers a safari experience as well as an amusement park and nautical center.

Not far from the majestic temples of Nikkô, and its onsen (hot springs), is Edomura Nikko, a theme park that offers an immersion into the Edo era (1600-1868) of Japan.

Tourists rarely think of visiting Japan with children, but fortunately, Tokyo is full of museums for the whole family!

In the long line of Disney theme parks, Tokyo Disney Sea is an exception due to it linking its attractions to the sea and thus, to Japan.

Here sardines dance, but they are not canned. Dolphins, penguins, sharks... the underwater life here is in no way inferior to life on land.

Smaller than its cousins ​​from Osaka and Miyajima , Kyoto Aquarium is home to over 250 species and 15 000 specimens, grouper shark through the jellyfish.

Kobe, as a large city on the water, had to have an aquarium worthy of the name.

The wonderful Children's Castle closed recently after 30 years of good and loyal service to their Majesties, the little children.

The oldest zoo in Japan proves to be a key component of the Sino-Japanese diplomacy.

The Japanese capital has a host of original activities for children. Offer them a playground they will not forget!

The innocence of this little white kitten has conquered the world! Since the 1970s, Hello Kitty has been an instantly recognisable brand worldwide.

Housed in a former elementary school, the Tokyo Toy Museum offers play areas that will delight children of all ages.

If the rest of the city went underwater but the entertainment area was saved, Marina Hop would be fine.

A few kilometers from the center of Hiroshima, the open air pool complex Chupea Pool enchants its swimmers.

Fancy a fun break? To challenge yourself? To beat your companion or a young Japanese guy who was wandering around the mall? Get in the arena!

Reproduction of the natural habitat, respect for the environment and animals, are the commandments of Tennoji Zoo, established in Osaka almost a century ago.

Half-museum, half-playground, Kids Plaza seems to be a paradise for children.

Any family with children cannot avoid it. The Hakuhinkan Toy Park is a paradise for young and old fans of goodies, playing cards and giant stuffed toys.

Okinawa World: read a guide to Okinawa World south of Naha which features Kingdom Village, Gyokusendo Cave and the Habu Center.

Japanese-style amusement park, Kyoto Studio Park takes you back in time to the Edo period, renewing the sense of fun with a touch of history.