Nago Pineapple Parkナゴパイナップルパーク

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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

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Reviewed:2019/12/10 Fun for kids

The kids will love riding the pineapple cart. And the Dino park. Lots of products to try and buy. Tax free for tourists.

Reviewed:2019/10/28 Ok for a short visit

Went there for about 2 hours or so. Good for a short visit only. You start with a automatic car ride through a farm kind of enclosure. Then you get to walk around freely, not much to do. However, at...

Reviewed:2019/10/23 For Kids Ok!

I had been to a similar one in Hawaii. Nothing interesting unless you love this fruit or into agriculture. I do love my pineapple juice though.

This is smaller compared to the one in...

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