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Theme park full of pineapples.
This theme park, established in 1992, specializes in pineapples. Visitors can appreciate pineapple fields, colorful flowers, and jungle-like plants, and learn about the history of pineapples in Okinawa through lectures and materials about pineapples.
The park, which begins with a boardwalk and is filled with flowers and trees, is surrounded by plants as far as the eye can see in 360 degrees, making it look like a jungle. The "Pineapple Train," a shuttle car designed in a pineapple pattern that runs to the park entrance, is a fun ride for both children and adults. The "Pineapple Train," a cart decorated in a cute pineapple design, takes visitors around the park. The carts are automatic and move at a slow speed, allowing visitors to take their time and appreciate the facilities.
There are various photo spots in the park. It will be fun to look for photogenic spots, such as a large pineapple monument towering in the middle of a field, and if you look carefully along the boardwalk, you will see "Shisa," the guardian god of Okinawa, here and there.
In July 2022, a pineapple brandy distillery, which uses pineapple wine as its raw material, will open, a rarity in the world. In addition to pineapple, shikwasa (Okinawan lime), and sugarcane spirits grown in Yanbaru, the distillery will also offer pineapple brandy chocolate bonbons and jelly sweets made from the prefecture's fruit.
The carts go at a slower speed, so you can take your time to appreciate the facility.
Original sweets processed from pineapple, wine and juice available for purchase.
Take the pineapple train instead of walking to the entrance of Nago Pineapple Park.
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Do you have foreign language support? (If it is available, what language is available?)
Some of the stores in the facility have English, Chinese, and Korean speaking staff.
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Is it possible to re-enter the premises?
Yes, by re-presenting the admission ticket of the day.
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Is free WiFi available in the facility?
Not available.
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Are coin lockers available?
Not available.
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When is Ananas Kitchen open?
We are open only on Saturdays, Sundays, and national holidays. (*Subject to change).
Please check the official website for the latest information.
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Can I enjoy it even if it rains?
Visitors are welcome to bring their own umbrellas to enjoy the park even on rainy days.
Please note that some areas are uncovered due to plant management.
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Is there anything I should pay attention to when I visit the park?
Insects are active from April to mid-December, so we recommend that you bring your own insect repellant spray. We also burn sprays and mosquito coils in our facilities as a measure to repel insects.
Some reviews are AI-translated.
Nago Pineapple Park is really fun—the whole park is a world of pineapples! It’s bigger than expected, and about two hours is enough time to stroll around, eat, and take photos at a leisurely pace.
Riding the park vehicle was what the kids looked forward to most. Along the way, you can see pineapples everywhere, as well as interesting sights such as tank bromeliads and giant pineapples. After getting off, there’s also an area with dinosaurs that make sounds, where the kids can play for a while longer.
And finally, of course, the most anticipated part: “eat, eat, eat.” The pineapple cake is good, and the pineapple popsicles are also delicious. There are also plenty of pineapple-related products to choose from. Overall, it’s a relaxing and fun place to explore and a good attraction for families with children.
At Nago Pineapple Park, you can ride a cute pineapple-shaped cart through the park, enjoying the pineapple fields and the gentle breeze along the way. The whole experience is a lot of fun. You can also learn how pineapples grow, making it both entertaining and informative.
Of course, what I looked forward to most was trying the fresh pineapple and pineapple desserts. Their sweet-and-tart flavor was very refreshing! This visit wasn't just about enjoying the scenery—you can also eat delicious food, take photos, and experience Okinawa's tropical fruit culture. It's a great place for families with children.
You can ride around the park, so the kids were thrilled. The day after we went, they said, “I want to go again today!” You can take lots of cute photos there.
If you’re not driving, this place is 200% inconvenient to get to.
I love pineapples! I wanted to get even closer to the pineapple fields, so after riding the Pineapple Cart, I went in to check out the fields up close. There are over 2,000 kinds of pineapples here—just seeing all the varieties made the ticket totally worth it! 😘
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