Funabashi Andersen Park

“A Danish village dropped into Chiba, windmills and all.”

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The Funabashi Andersen Park is a theme park in Chiba prefecture that evokes a rural Danish landscape. It is a family-friendly park with many activities that can engage children, including obstacle courses, water ponds for playing and an area for playing with farm animals. In total, there are five zones with different themes, including the Fairy Tale Hill Zone and the Castle of Flowers Zone. Funabashi City's sister city, Odense, in Denmark, was the birthplace of the famous writer Hans Christian Andersen. That is why the park was named after him, and the city received Denmark's support in creating it.

Photograph provided by Chiba Prefectural Tourism & Local Products Association

Spot NameFunabashi Andersen Park
Postal Code〒274-0054
Address525 Kanehori-cho, Funabashi City, Chiba
Telephone Number047-457-6627
Official URLhttps://www.park-funabashi.or.jp/and/
Ticket Purchasehttps://pass-me.jp/facilities/KS000671/tickets/E1001611
KeywordsOutdoor Activities

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Frequently asked questions

What is Funabashi Andersen Park?
A Danish village dropped into Chiba, windmills and all.
Where is Funabashi Andersen Park?
Funabashi Andersen Park is located at 525 Kanehori-cho, Funabashi City, Chiba.
Can I buy tickets for Funabashi Andersen Park online?
Yes. Tickets can be purchased online at https://pass-me.jp/facilities/KS000671/tickets/E1001611.
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