Japan Slide Tour | Left swipe to unlock Octopus slide knowledge

People who live in Japan may find that there are many bizarre slides in Japanese parks. The most popular of all shapes is the octopus slide, and today I will tell you why there are so many octopus slides in Japan.

The birth of the octopus slide

Japan's first octopus slide was created by sculptor Ken Kudo, professor emeritus at Tama Art University. Ken Kudo worked for an amusement company after graduation and designed the Stone Mountain slide. Subsequently, the company received a commission from the Adachi District government in Tokyo to design a slide for the park, and Kudo Ken took out his proud work "Stone Mountain", but the other party said, "I can't understand what this is, put the head on top to make an octopus!"

Although the proud work was rejected, it was still necessary to meet the needs of the father of the party A, so the octopus slide was born. After the octopus design, orders surged, and octopus slides appeared in parks across Japan.

Where's the first octopus slide?
The first octopus slide recognized in Japan is in Shin-Sai Arai Park in Adachi Ward, Tokyo, which was born in 1965 (Showa 40).
But now the slide has been changed from a red octopus to a space octopus. At present, there are 11 octopus slides in Adachi Ward, and you can also find a map of the distribution of 11 slides on the Adachi Ward website.



Osaka Children's Paradise is more educational and fun than Nai Mo Po

Kids Plaza Osaka Summer walk baby first stop! We landed in Osaka at 10.30, went to the hotel to drop off our luggage and eat something and went straight to the park. Route: kids plaza Osaka: Sakaisuji Line [Fancho Station] Exit 2.

Tickets: Adults 1400 yen children 500 yen We because of 2:00 PM card time to go in, adults 1000 yen but five points close the garden, children call not enough to play structure: five floors, most concentrated in the 3, 4, 5 floors. Cultural and folk areas, music, science, painting, crafts, sports, bubbles and more on the fourth and fifth floors. Compared to many silly indoor amusement parks, with children's amusement parks stacked with slides, 🛝 ocean balls and trampolines, Osaka is more educational. But parents must be tired too! Five to four has an extra long slide. On the third floor there are motion games, tablet painting and some science LABS.

Eat and drink: There is a grocery store and lots of vending machines. The price is not much different from the outside. Good conscience! Finally, many of the staff are old people, but they are friendly and even energetic.

Indoor amusement park

Osaka Indoor largest amusement park (one day to go) If you are hungry, go to eat, tired massage for a while. Once inside. You can come in and out as you please. Make sure you take the baby!

The venue is huge. Babies from the age of 0 can play here. My sister's favorite clothes 👗 my brother's favorite cars (from racing cars to tricycles) 🚘 building castles for intellectual development 🏰 roller for physical exertion 🍩 table tennis for parent-child cooperation 🏓 everything ❤️

Ninja House climbing walls, you can climb up and down the air slide, ocean ball ⚽️ only you can think of, there is nothing there. Each area has a coin-operated massage chair 100 yen coin-operated. Parents can also relax themselves while their children are playing.