イギリス村

This British village was really cool. There was a double decker bus you could even eat upstairs in. There was a building you could pay to run the trains and I liked that downstairs had an area for kids to play freely with trains. The female cosplay changing area had a beautiful balcony you could observe the train from and take pictures like this. Some of the toys at the museum and area seemed kind of old.

I think it can't be helped because it's this time of year, but it wasn't lively. The two-story London Bus has been devised to remind you of England. Speaking of England, fish and chips. I don't think it was sold.

It looked like a reproduction of an old British townscape. Exhibition hall for railroad models and toys. The park is divided into several areas, so we recommend getting around by train or bus that runs through the park.

I went there in November last year. The illumination of the autumn leaves creates a very magical atmosphere. Also, Oni○ no Yaiba and ○Soul Layer were of a high level and I enjoyed them.

A village at the gateway to Niji no Sato. Personally, I like Niji no Sato the most because it has a place like a railway museum, a changing room for cosplayers, and Western-style buildings, giving it an exotic feel!