Don’t miss the tasteful wine hall and shopping area.
Nago Pineapple Park is a theme park in Nago where visitors can learn all about pineapples based on the concept of “enjoy, learn, and taste pineapples.
The park has been renovated and an aerial walkway and a wine pavilion have been added. The wine pavilion and shopping area have been transformed into a stylish space.
The pineapple characters and theme song have been kept, and the theme park has been transformed into a theme park that can be enjoyed by both children and adults, while retaining its local color.
Renewals are still ongoing, so all eyes will be on the new Pineapple Park.
Point 1: The old-fashioned pineapple park character remains.
Upon entering Nago Pineapple Park, the ride on the Pineapple is the same as before.
An automatic cart will take you to see the pineapple fields and botanical gardens.
You will see that pineapples do not grow as trees but in a grass state.
A wooden path called the Aerial Walkway has been installed in the botanical garden, which used to have a jungle-like atmosphere. Visitors can see the plants from a high vantage point.
It is a botanical garden worth seeing, although I think there are rather more other plants than pineapples.
Point 2: A new Dinosaur Adventure area has been established.
A new Dinosaur Adventure Tour area has been established at the end of the aerial walkway.” The concept is to “protect the dinosaurs that come to visit Pineapple Park.
Many elaborate robotic dinosaurs are set up, each making noises, opening their mouths, and moving.
The dinosaurs are so realistic that children are sure to enjoy this powerful area. It is also great that admission is free.
Point 3: The wine pavilion and shopping area have become more fashionable.
The wine pavilion and shopping corner have been stylishly renewed.
The souvenir area used to be larger than the pineapple-related facilities, but it has been reborn as a fashionable wine pavilion and shopping area.
The selection of products has been redesigned and includes sweets, juices, and sundries.
In the wine pavilion, visitors can purchase wines from designated tastings or compare them at the café corner.
The renewal of “Nago Pineapple Park” is still ongoing, so this is a spot to look forward to in the future.
