Eiraku Yumenomori Park (永楽ゆめの森公園) is a newly built park that has become quite popular with the locals living nearby. It is located at 65-10 Daimyo Noda in the town of Kumatori in Osaka Prefecture, Japan.
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| Eiraku Yumenomori Park |
Eiraku Yumenomori Park History
Also called Yongkura Yume no Mori Park, Eiraku Yumenomori Park opened in November 2015. Since that time, it has been a weekend bonding destination for locals especially those with children. The park has a total area of 5 hectares, most of which is hilly and forested. One can explore this part of the park, by following the hiking course around it. It is said that the best time to visit this part of the park is during spring when flowers are in full bloom.
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| Welcome to Eiraku Yumenomori Park |
There is also this cleared area of Eiraku Yumenomori Park with play equipment like seesaws, obstacle courses, swings, and several slides including the giant slide. Speaking of the giant slide, it seems like it is the most popular among the play equipment in the park. It is said that 20 kids could sit side by side at the top of the 20-30 foot slide. To reach the top of the slide one can simply walk up the cemented steps but for kids looking for a challenge, they may opt to conquer the log obstacle course beside the cemented steps on their way up. Another highlight of Eiraku Yumenomori Park is its dome-like trampoline. Kids really do enjoy jumping and bouncing up and down this playground attraction. As a matter of fact, my daughter spent almost an hour doing this.
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| Check out the map of Eiraku Yumenomori Park |
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| Yomo enjoying his early morning walk. |
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| The mini slide |
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| Go, Ella! |
Believe it or not, it's not only kids who love visiting this place during the weekends. Adults tend to visit to relax and unwind. Others even visit with friends for a picnic or barbecue. While nature lovers follow the hiking course to admire the park's flora and fauna. Even pet dogs look forward to weekends as this place is also a perfect place to bond with their masters.
My daughter and I got to visit Eiraku Yumenomori Park on the 12th day of our 2018 Japan Trip. It was my Japanese godfather who brought us to the park as he wanted Ella to have and also for us to have some more bonding time. On my end, I got nostalgic as I had my first solo adventure in the nearby Okuyama Ameyama Natural Park four years back. During that time the park was just a forested area.
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| Ella enjoying her time at the park with Yomo |
Eiraku Yumenomori Park Admission Fee:
Good news! There are no admission fees to enter Eiraku Yumenomori Park.
Eiraku Yumenomori Opening Hours:
Eiraku Yumenomori Park is open from 9AM to 5PM every day.
Why visit Eiraku Yumenomori Park?
Eiraku Yumenomori Park is like a hidden gem near the mountainous area of Kumatori. I could safely say that it's a perfect destination for kids and kids at heart.
Getting to Eiraku Yumenomori Park:
From Kumatori Station, walk for about three minutes to Kumatori Ekimae Bus Stop. Ride bus #93 and board down at Namishogakuenmae Bus Stop. The 10-minute trip costs around 230 yen. From the station, you have to walk for about 1.7 kilometers (23 minutes) to reach Eiraku Yumenomori Park.
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Looks like a really nice park for locals to visit.
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DeleteOh fun!! That giant slide looks awesome - I've never done a slide like that and I think that would be so cool!
ReplyDeleteThe giant slide would make you want to be a kid again. =)
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DeleteJotting this down as I’m planning to take the rest of my fam to Osaka. The kids would enjoy that hidden gem. Thanks!
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DeleteI would love to try that giant slide! It looks fun! I’ve been to japan but never really gots to visit the parks.
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DeleteThis looks like a lovely park, and one where kids and dogs can enjoy too! I'll remember to visit if I ever get to Japan!
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DeleteLooks like you had a fun time. That bouncy attraction is so cool! No wonder it's a hit with all the kids.
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DeleteThe park looks amazing especially the giant bouncy attraction, and it's good to see there is a place for people to unwind, we have a few parks like that in my city and it's great, during that first week of Spring, just going out and making a barbecue and spending some time with friends :D
ReplyDeleteI agree Matija. Although it's a fairly new attraction in Osaka, this park is slowly becoming a go-to place for many.
DeleteSo many fun activities to do for kids. That giant slide brought back some old memories.
ReplyDeleteWe're kids only once. Gotta miss those fun times.
DeleteI would love to visit Eiraku Yumenomori Park. It looks like a lovely park. Keshia Richmond
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DeleteThis place looks amazing and also a good place for the kids too.
ReplyDeleteThat's true Elizabeth.
DeleteReally cool post. I love the giant slide and that bouncy thing is just another level!Some really cool images too - park looks so green and lush.
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DeleteI like in Nagoya but I never been to this park in Osaka. We have a park like that nearby. But, I check this one out.
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Looks like you guys had a wonderful time. My ids will definitely enjoy this park. I am inching to try that slide!!
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure your children will love this place.
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