#Kids
🎡 Playground Fujino Art House
A craft experience facility tucked deep in the nature of Sagamihara-Tsukui. Pick the toy you want to make, buy a ticket, and use the workshop's tools and scrap materials freely to build a one-of-a-kind piece.
🎡 Playground Fujisawa Shonandai Cultural Center Children's Museum
An indoor children's museum a 5-minute walk from Shonandai Station in Fujisawa. With casual pricing of 300 yen for adults and 100 yen for kids, the exhibition hall packs in a giant slide, instruments and masks from around the world, a recreated old Japanese house, and play-kitchen corners — a solid half-day of fun and learning.
🎡 Playground Dagashi Shop: CANDY STORE
An American-general-store-style dagashi (nostalgic Japanese candy) shop tucked in the mountains of Aikawa, Kanagawa. Classic penny candies plus super-ball scoops and a whole gacha room — more playground than shop.
🍣 Restaurant Hilton Tokyo Bay Lounge-O
The buffet restaurant inside Hilton Tokyo Bay, moments from Disney Resort. A sculptural arched buffet table, live-kitchen omelets, and kid-friendly dishes — a place where families can spend half a day happily.
🍣 Restaurant HUGHUG Cafe
The parent-and-child cafe inside Keio Asobi no Mori HUGHUG. Mini steam train circling the exterior, kids' space, baby chairs. The smart play on weekends is to reserve and get called while playing.
🎡 Playground Keio Asobi no Mori HUGHUG
An indoor play facility a minute from Tama Zoo Station. A 12m-tall net structure, a 45,000-ball pit, all wrapped in the warmth of locally sourced hinoki — fits infants through elementary schoolers.