Japan Window of the World-Huis Ten Bosch

Stepping into Huis Ten Bosch at the northern end of Omura Bay, the scenery is magnificent and slightly exotic. Huis Ten Bosch is named after one of the three official residences of the Dutch royal family and is a replica of a Dutch town. Huis Ten Bosch Resort and Theme Park is a place worth visiting.

Arriving at the shore of Huis Ten Bosch, it feels like being in a foreign country, with windmills, tulips, Dutch-style buildings and amazing lights everywhere. There are playgrounds, shops, cinemas and restaurants on both sides of the street, waiting for your exploration. If you want a special experience, you can take a boat tour along the park's river and feel like you are in Amsterdam.

In addition to the observation tower, there are other novel ways to overlook the entire resort. You can experience a 20-meter-high bungee jump above the Art Garden and get a whole new perspective on the park from an upside-down perspective.

The resort is divided into two areas: the theme park area and the harbor area. Both areas have free attractions and paid attractions, with most of the attractions located in the theme park area. Regular tickets give you access to both areas, but you can also buy a separate ticket for cheaper entry to the harbour area only.

(Because my teammate was having his birthday on that day, I bought two tickets online during the train trip as a gift for my friend.)
Tips: If a passenger enters the venue on his/her birthday, he/she will receive a birthday sticker and a free drink.

Huis Ten Bosch has multiple JR train services between Hakata (Fukuoka) and Nagasaki. Most trains are limited express and most trains from Hakata require a transfer at nearby Hayaki Station, so expect the journey to take up to 110 minutes.
You can also take a flight to Nagasaki Airport; alternatively, you can take a speedboat from Omura Bay directly to Huis Ten Bosch, the journey is expected to take about 50 minutes.




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Post by Adaada668 | May 27, 2021