Yufuin Floral Village Hotel

I had heard rumors about it, but I happened to come across it while walking and decided to go inside. As everyone said, there were small character stores lined up in the narrow aisles and small animals. I tried feeding the goats. Is it a pair? He ate well. Overall, it's suitable for families with children, and if you're not interested in characters or small animals, you might want to skip it. I really wonder what kind of concept it was created with. Is it more for foreigners than Japanese people?

A small theme park located on the main street of Yufuin. Although it is categorized as a hotel on TripAdvisor, it is not an accommodation facility. It is said to be a reproduction of a townscape in the Cotswolds region of England, but it cannot really be called a ``townscape'' because so many things have been crammed into a small space. In the first place, it is unclear why Yufuin is in England. There are many shops that aim to create a fairy tale atmosphere, but if you go there as an adult, you will definitely regret wasting your time. This facility disrupts the atmosphere of Yufuin, a hot spring town.

It was located at the back of Yunotsubo Kaido. A somewhat strange worldview. There were animals such as rabbits, squirrels, and owls, and there were souvenirs that made people wonder why they were here. There is a charge for the first part, but it is recommended because you can watch it for almost free.

There are junk shops about 2m wide lined up on a very narrow site, but some of the shops are closed, which is disappointing considering the overall concept of an English country town. There were also small animals, and I thought they were cute, not just a fairy tale. After all, it is a copycat tourism business. I didn't think it was worth going.

This is a shop gathering place where shops are lined up. You can also see animals such as goats, squirrels, and rabbits. Please note that there is a fee to use the toilet.