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Nago Pineapple Park (ナゴパイナップルパーク)

3.5

Botanical Garden

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Nago Pineapple Park is a pineapple theme park located on a plateau within Nago City. Visitors can travel through the park in fully-automatic “Pineapple Carts,” viewing the sub-tropical vegetation and the extensive pineapple fields. There is also a pineapple processing plant within the park; the plant has displays about everything to do with pineapples, and visitors can also view the pineapple-slicing process. In the shopping area, visitors can taste various pineapple-related beverage and food products, and buy souvenir gifts to take home.

Okinawa Pref. Nagoshi Bimata 1195 (Northern Okinawa / Nago / OnnaArea)

0980533659

9:00-18:00(Last entry17:30)

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Reviewed:2020/03/06 Nice way to spend 1-2 hours learning about pineapples

The park although small, was pretty well organised for a 1-2 hour visit. From the parking lot, there will be a bus pickup through the pineapple fields with useful information on growing pineapples...

Reviewed:2020/03/06 Pretty great products they have

My daughter has been studying with correspondence course in Okinawa and she went to Pinapple park before and she brought pretty nice things from there I went there and bought them. Face wash soap is...

Reviewed:2020/01/30 Hilarious

Stopped here during a day tour, hilarious! Fun to get on the pineapple ride. Nice to walk around as well ánd theres also a dinosaur adventure walk through. I very much enjoyed this stop :)!

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