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Tokyo German Village

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Tokyo German Village

With a size 19 times that of Tokyo Dome, enjoy various activities in the midst of nature.

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Opened in 2001 in Sodegaura City, Chiba Prefecture, this theme park was designed to resemble the rural landscape of Germany. The park, which is about 19 times the size of Tokyo Dome, is divided into four areas based on the concept of "a place where nature and people can coexist": Lake Area, Country Area, Market Area, and Park Area. You can drive right into the park, which is very convenient given the vastness of the grounds.

There are attractions that everyone from small children to adults can enjoy, such as a petting zoo, fruit and vegetable harvesting experiences like mandarins, potatoes, and peanuts, and even putt-putt golf on the expansive lawn. There are also flower fields scattered throughout the park, such as a rose garden, a European garden, and a color hill, where a variety of flowers such as roses, moss phlox, baby blue eyes, poppies, lilies, cockscomb, and hydrangeas bloom throughout the seasons.

In winter, the park is also famous as an illumination spot and has been selected as one of the "Three Major Illuminations of Kanto". Every year, the illumination, which has a different theme each year, adds a fantastical touch to the park and enchants the visitors.

Highlights

  • A green theme park inspired by German rural landscapes.
  • You can drive around the vast premises in your own car.
  • Flowers bloom in the park throughout the seasons, making it a popular photo spot.
  • It's also famous as one of the leading illumination spots in Kanto.

Photos

  • The park is surrounded by beautiful flowers and greenery.

    The park is surrounded by beautiful flowers and greenery.

  • The "Rose Garden" blooms with about 250 varieties and 3000 bushes of roses.

    The "Rose Garden" blooms with about 250 varieties and 3000 bushes of roses.

  • The "Athletic Stadium," which can be enjoyed by children over the age of three, and the "Tsubamenosu" with no age limit.

    The "Athletic Stadium," which can be enjoyed by children over the age of three, and the "Tsubamenosu" with no age limit.

  • You can enjoy the park's scenery from the Ferris wheel.

    You can enjoy the park's scenery from the Ferris wheel.

  • Various harvesting experiences are available.

    Various harvesting experiences are available.

  • The "Children's Zoo" houses 9 types of animals including pigs, goats, guinea pigs, and rabbits.

    The "Children's Zoo" houses 9 types of animals including pigs, goats, guinea pigs, and rabbits.

  • Putt-putt golf on the expansive lawn.

    Putt-putt golf on the expansive lawn.

Official FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.

Q

Do you have signs or pamphlets in foreign languages? (If you do, which languages are available?)
A

English

Q

Is free Wi-Fi available in the area?
A

No free Wi-Fi available.

Q

Are coin lockers available?
A

Yes.

Q

Is it possible to re-enter the premises?
A

Yes, it is.

Q

Can I bring my dog?
A

If you bring your dog in your car, you may enter the park. However, you cannot walk in together, nor can you take your dog out of the car anywhere except the Dog Run (Wan-chan Land).

Reviews

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  • 王小鈞
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    If you're traveling in Chiba, Tokyo German Village is definitely worth setting aside a whole day for! The park is an incredible 19 times the size of Tokyo Dome. It's truly astonishingly huge—even after spending the entire day there until evening, I still felt like there were so many places I hadn't explored!

    The grounds are very clean and beautifully maintained, with vast green lawns, seasonal flowers in full bloom, and expansive natural scenery. Walking around is especially relaxing and feels like a temporary escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Every casual snapshot turns into a beautiful photo. Anyone who loves flowers and photography will definitely fall in love with this place!

    There aren't just beautiful gardens here, but also all kinds of rides and activities that both adults and children can enjoy. It's perfect for family trips, outings with friends, or dates. You can also drive into some areas of the park, making it even more convenient to explore.

    When you get tired from walking around, don't forget to try the food! The sausages and coffee are both quite good, especially the Baumkuchen. It's sweet and delicious, and I loved it from the first bite. It's definitely worth recommending!

    What I was looking forward to most was the seasonal nighttime light show. The twinkling lights create a romantic, dreamlike atmosphere that's completely different from the daytime, and each has its own beauty.

    The admission price is reasonable, the surroundings are beautiful, and the staff is very friendly. It's a place where you can have fun and make wonderful memories. Next time, I definitely want to visit in a different season and fully experience the charm of Tokyo German Village!

  • 瑩瑩
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    The park is huge! You really need to walk a lot or take the little train inside. The vibe is kind of like a European countryside—it's cute, but it doesn't feel super 'German.'

  • 孫佳玲
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    There are free rides to enjoy and a stunning display of flowers. Both adults and kids had a great time.

  • 飛芸姐
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    I really love the flowers here! It's awesome that you can enjoy German food in Japan—it was super tasty! Plus, there are fun things to do, too. Definitely an unforgettable place to visit!

Details

Name in Japanese
東京ドイツ村
Postal Code
299-0204
Address
419 Nagayoshi, Sodegaura City, Chiba
Telephone
0438-60-5511
Closed
No holidays
*The park may be closed on special occasions.
Business Hours
9:30am - 5:00pm (Admission allowed until 4:00pm)
*May change seasonally
Admission
Adults: 1,000 yen, Elementary School Students and under: 500 yen, Children 4 and under: Free
*May change seasonally
*Paid attractions will be charged whenever used.
Access
About 15 minutes by taxi from Higashi-Yokota Station on the JR Kururi Line
Credit Cards
Yes, but some are not accepted.
Official Website
Official Website (Japanese)
Hokkaido Tohoku Kanto Chubu Hokuriku Kansai Chugoku Shikoku Kyushu Okinawa