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    The park is like a dream! Walking around feels like stepping into a fairy tale. The Moomin family houses are super cute, and there are performances and interactive activities. Every corner is perfect for photos. So relaxing and uplifting!

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    The park is huge and super green. It's so nice to take a walk here. Even the restrooms are thoughtfully designed, and you can spot Moomin everywhere.

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    There are lots of fairy tale picture books on the second floor of the wooden building in the forest. It's a great place to bring kids. It really feels like being in Finland.

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    Moominvalley Park has been really popular these past few years, so there are tons of hot-selling merch! The best part is, I absolutely love Moomin—it's so cute and relaxing!

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    Such a fantastic place! Had a blast, though it was pretty exhausting. Ended up buying a ton of souvenirs to take home.

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    It looked great at first, but honestly, it was just okay. Not as fun as the Doraemon park! Maybe that's because I've watched a lot of Doraemon cartoons. Also, the gift shop and Moomin-themed restaurant are super expensive!!

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    Moominvalley Park is all about that Nordic happiness vibe, surrounded by nature. It's the only one of its kind in Asia! There's a free-entry forest village next door, but the park tickets aren't cheap, and you have to pay extra for most attractions. Still, the adorable Moomin house, theater shows, outdoor play areas, Moominvalley shop, and popcorn are musts! Kids will totally lose their minds here!

    But honestly, it's pretty far out in Hanno, Saitama. It took me two hours just to get there from Shinjuku in Tokyo. Doing a round trip in one day was really rushed and exhausting. 😞

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    Moomin! Just those three words are enough for a 5-star rating.

    The wooden buildings inside are fantastic and the structures are really interesting. Some even let you go up to the rooftop. I think I could even smell some cypress wood.

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