Fun things to do in Sasebo: 14 fun attractions and activities

Visiting Huis Ten Bosch during Christmas was like stepping into a European winter fairy tale! The entire park transforms into a glowing wonderland, with millions of LED lights covering buildings, trees, and canals — it’s easily one of the most beautiful illuminations in Japan. There’s a giant Christmas tree in the center plaza that lights up in sync with music, and the seasonal decorations throughout the Dutch-style town add a festive, cozy vibe. Everywhere you walk, there’s holiday music playing softly in the background, creating a warm and cheerful atmosphere. The Christmas Market stalls sell warm treats like hot cocoa, mulled wine, roasted meats, and festive desserts. You can also shop for unique ornaments and European-style holiday gifts. The parades and performances feel very special during the holidays, especially when paired with fireworks in the evening. If you go, dress warmly — it’s chilly, especially by the water! I recommend staying until after dark to really enjoy the lights. It’s perfect for couples, families, or anyone wanting to get into the holiday spirit. Huis Ten Bosch at Christmas is unforgettable — 100% worth the trip!

A magical place in Japan that transports you to Europe. Unlike most of Japan's theme parks, this one is not that crowded. It has rides and attractions suitable for all ages, also has team lab attractions which I enjoyed. The flower theme changes every month. It was rose season when we visited. Since the area is wide, it would be better to plan your visit ahead. Advisable for a full day visit. There is also a wide selection of restaurants and food stalls available, including affordable ones just outside the entrance (such as Ringerhut).

Trip Highlight in Fukuoka! Our day here was the highlight of our Fukuoka vacation! Our family thoroughly enjoyed all the sights and rides—there’s so much to see, do, explore, and eat. We visited on a weekday, so it wasn’t very crowded, and we were able to enter most attractions with ease. The place is beautiful, well-maintained, and very organized. Staff were friendly and attentive, which made the experience even better. I took a break at one of the coffee shops, and was pleasantly surprised by how good the coffee and food were. We also did the boat ride during sunset, and it was absolutely wonderful—a peaceful and scenic way to end the day. Definitely a must-try, esp for families and groups!

This place is big and fun. There are bicycle rental for 3000¥, 1 hr later 1000¥. There is a sightseeing boat from Welcome gate to Canal city ( not in hakata) . We waited 30 minutes for the Zipline. It was very fun and adventurous! There was also a bus from the gate to Attractions. There are some good restaurants everywhere. A shooting game is near the pier ( I didn't win any :( ) At the attraction town, there's a chocolate shop with a challenge. The VR took 25 minutes but it last only 3 minutes. Inside the hotel, there's a french buffet all you can eat, for only 16.800¥ 2 adults 1 child. There are two inside playground for children, the other one which is more tech, needs to wait 45 minutes :/. Other games to average 20 minutes. There is also a 90 meter ferris wheel 🎡. A water park is included too! A fishing game is inside a mall. My family won the first and second place!!. At 20:10, near the water park there is a light show that lasts 10 minutes and fireworks at 9 PM . I recommend you to not use map, it may be a little hard but It will be fun finding places! But from huis ten Bosch station, since 8 30 pm I didn't see the huis tên bosch express for Hakata station

Such a fun and quirky theme park, some parts feels like you are transported directly to Amsterdam, yet a keen eye may spot some differences. The activities in the park will keep young and older kids entertained for a whole day, and eateries on site while more expensive than the cities are reasonable for a theme park. Easy access by direct train from Fukuoka. Bear the crowd by visiting on a weekday.

Very easy to park and get in. Was a weekday so not so busy. A few visitors so we enjoyed all the park had to provide. Some things are a bit dated but that does add does nostalgia to it. Fireworks short at 10 min although if you know the time it’s fun. Recommend to see at least once.

Huis Ten Bosch is an amazing place. Lots of attractions and things to see. Everywhere is picturesque. Great place to spend your whole day there, although you will definitely not cover 100% in a day too.

I really liked the experience. I went there on Tuesday, and there were still a lot of tourists. Luckily, I managed to get on the cruise ahead of time, as it departs every hour and the trip lasts 50 minutes.

A relaxing hour-long boat ride that thoughtfully presented the beautiful islands. Can go up onto the deck for an elevated view. There are toilets, gift corners, and drinks corners on board.

Fast ship, well organized, clean facilities. Waiting area was climatised with free wifi. The tour itself was beautiful. We had quite a lot of exhaust to inhale but it was worth it nonetheless.

Nice place for a one day visit with the family. There is an open park, restaurants, aquarium, and terminal for tour ships of the 99 islands. The aquarium is not that big and offered a discount for Sasebo residents (which includes the US military) There are also sea kayaks for rent.

Loved the 99 island boat trip. So relaxing and you could see all the oyster farms

Excellent views, I enjoyed every bit of it, all the aquatic animals were healthy

The boat ride was well worth the visit. Beautiful place cruising around the small islands, and interesting how the big boat can turn around on a very small inlet; almost like a Disney boat ride on rails under the water.

Definitely a must see if you are in the area or within driving distance. This castle is small but very interactive and keeps you entertained. There are games and you can learn about the history as well. On the very top floor of the castle they offer a photograph service that is done via your phone through an app. That was a big plus. I would recommend parking in the shrine area as it is easier to access the castle and this way you can see the shrine as well which is pretty nice and a good size.

Beautiful, historic place to visit. We went on a Saturday and it was not very busy. Lots of walking to do around the area where the castle is located.

Authentic entrance... I thought it was abandoned when we started into the property grounds. Overgrown foliage and the sound of crickets or similar, I felt like I was in an old Indiana Jones movie. Once by the castle, the outside structure was a replica of the original, but the inside was completely modernized and more like a museum. The view from the top was awesome though. Not a fan of the many spiders, but the wildlife around was their territory!!

You can walk around the castle grounds and explore. There is no entrance fee except for the main tower where you can get a good location to view the vicinity. There are other viewing spots around the castle as well though. There’s also a shrine within the castle grounds. Nice to visit when in Hirado.

I went out of my way to see Hirado Castle and don’t regret it! Entry was ¥520, and it’s worth it, for the fantastic tower view and small museum. Going up in the tower you’ll get a great view of the city of Hirado, Hirado Bridge, and the ocean. The castle complex is also really cool. There’s some replica buildings, a small gift shop, and right there in one small area. If you’re English speaking- be aware that nearly all of the museum is in Japanese. It’s a great museum though and is worth checking out if you’re willing to use GoogleLens. Lastly, bring cash. The gift shop only accepts cash payments and the ticket machine in the tower only accepts cash.

1700 Historic Castle of the Matsura clan. Large area to explore and opportunities to take awesome photos of the castle, city and bay area. I had fun wrestling in the sumo area. Free access but 500 yen to go inside the museum and top view area.

I went to Hirado Castle on a fairly overcast day, but it was still fantastic. The inside of the castle has been made into an interactive museum. You can do a quiz and write kanji on a projector screen. It was really fun. Just be warned that you will probably need a car.

We took taxi from cruise port to get to the 99 islands and made reservation with the driver to come pick us up in 2 hours, because the public transportation was not convenient. What an amazing experience looking at these varieties of small islands, the most beautiful bay in the world!

Really pretty place with lots of parking and clean toilets. Nice to walk around as it was very quiet. And omg the view. You definitely have to visit

Beautiful spot to appreciate mass plantings of cosmos (early fall) and mustard seed (spring, often coinciding with Sakura blooms). Stunning sunsets overlooking 99 Islands. Quick drive (15-20 mins) from downtown Sasebo, on the way to Shirahama beach. Plenty of free parking.

Very nice view of the islands outside Sasebo.

Such a romantic place. And such a beautiful view of all the islands! I could spend a whole day there. If you want to see more of our journey check out @wanderlust.lovers on Instagram 🤗

Good viewpoint, very spacious, and with terrific views over the bay

To get here you have to drive up hill so be sure your car will survive if it’s a tiny k car. But the view on a clear day is totally worth it. Just climbing the little platform makes a huge difference in vantage point. Worth a short 20 minute detour. Great phot ops

Absolutely stunning view. Unfortunately the 300m pathway to the top is slippery, muddy, and full of stones / steps. Definitely not suitable for people with mobility issues. No facilities on site (toilets, vending machines, etc). The lookout tower has definitely seen better days, and could do with some maintenance and a good clean. Free admission, and plenty of parking. The weather wasn’t fantastic when I went, but was still a great experience overall. Had the whole place to myself. Definitely worth a visit if you’re physically able and in the area.

Visited about 8.30 am on a sunday. Nobody was there. So, enjoyied the view without disturbance. While i was there, people staeted to arrive. There was not much space for more than 10-15 at a time.

Free admission, opened daily and closes at 2100. Once you arrive at the small parking lot, you'll have to walk about 300 meters up the stone and muddy (if it just rained) walkway. A little bit of a challenge, don't wear heels, make sure to wear boots or sneakers No wheelchair or handicap parking, not recommended for the elderly or handicapped. There isn't a toilet available in the area, the toilet is located at the bottom of the hill at Mori Kirara, which is the Botanical gardens/Zoo. The climb to the top ain't easy. There's a small area with a beautiful view just below the observation deck. Climbing up the stairway to the top you'll get a wonderful view of the area, it's a breathtaking experience. Recommend to travel here on a clear day and don't go after a rainy day.

This is a peaceful beautiful location. I walked from a distance away, but there is easy parking and the climb is very easy and clean. Perfect place for a picnic lunch with a stunning view.

Beautiful view. I caught it on a clear spring day and it was wonderful. Much better than Matsushima in Miyagi. Word of warning: there's only one road up and down so be careful, drivers, walkers, and bikers.

Beautiful place to enjoy the sunset....when the day soo sunny you can see the sunset from here...but the place is quiet far from the bus stop if you walk...There's no public transportation to go until the car park...you better go there by car or motorcycle...or if you want more exciting experience...you can go by bicycle...even though the road is not easy for it but i think it will be unforgetable and your effort will be paid after you arrived there and saw the sunset....very-very beautiful....and make it sure the weather is not cloudy or rain

Absolutely beautiful location! My husband and I saw so much of the area we are calling home. It was breath-taking and well worth the trip. The small hike up to the observation tower was very nice too.

The blooms are beautiful. Until April 30th . But after 5 PM it is free entry and you can see the sunset it’s fabulous

When the azaleas are blooming and the weather is clear this park is breathtaking. Near 180 degree views from the top. It must have taken decades to plant all the azaleas as they stretch as far as you can see. Good parking. Y500 entrance fee per person is a little expensive for a family. Nice drive up here, too, on very windy roads.

Beautiful all year round, but particularly around April when the whole place is covered in a rainbow carpet of azaleas (tsutsuji). The islands in the background are the northern Kujukushima Islands (99 Islands).

Nice park with a stunning view of the sun, best at sunset.

Well worth the long drive here from saga region. The flowers are more interesting then the 99 islands

Pretty hike up to shrine and down into the azalea grove overlooking 99 Islands National Park.

My favorite Azaleas flower bed with an island view

I had the pleasure of visiting this incredible park, and I was blown away by the stunning views! From the top, you can see the entire city of Sasebo, and it's absolutely breathtaking. It truly feels like being on top of the world. The park itself is impressively clean, which really enhances the experience. The well-maintained paths and lush greenery create a serene environment that is perfect for a relaxing day out. Whether you're looking for a peaceful walk or a picturesque spot for photos, this park is a must-visit. It's a hidden gem that's definitely worth exploring! Highly recommended!

This is a good place to enjoy a little history and take in some wonderful views. There are numerous picnic tables throughout the park and it would make for a great date location for you and your special person. Bathrooms are very clean normally and there are several vending machines in the event you become thirsty.

Amazing park, such a clean place. It feels great to walk in such clean nature and well taken care of. Recommended!!

Nice quick walking path with three spots to view Sasebo from above. There also a path from the Yumihari Hotel to reach the park. Dogs must be kept on leash and there a water fountain as well as public bathrooms and vending machines. Few spots to sit around park. Some areas have been overground with nature but the main paths are cleared. Plenty of parking , I went in August so I would suggest bringing mosquito spray if you plan on walking in the other areas beside observation deck.

The scenery was just breathtaking. This is great for families, couples and even singles as well who wants to just enjoy the view of Sasebo at anytime of the day.

Nice to bring your kids, you can see the beautiful view of sasebo city, nice for walking, relaxing place.

This is a beautiful park with an incredible view of Sasebo, the harbor and the 99 islands. Sunset is breathtaking from up here.

The port isn't to talk about with the terminal there. They did have vendors selling their wares and an information counter. They didn't have greeters playing music or inside terminal free tea service, or free painted fans or banners with your name hand printed on it like two other terminals. We did buy a Kimono. So, it did end up being worthwhile. A free shuttle service was there to bring us to the covered street shopping mall.

Quite a relax place to chill Plenty of restaurants near by

Good place for visiting

Good and warm people!

(Translated by Google) Take the MSC Meraviglia to the port for a day off and follow the itinerary. The stay is relatively short because it has to coincide with the boarding time. It is recommended to take a plane to visit Kyushu. (Original) 搭地中海MSC榮耀號停泊港口，下船一天走行程，停留時間算短，因為要配合登船時間，建議可以搭飛機遊九州。

(Translated by Google) My family and I boarded a cruise ship and docked at our first land port. With about 3,400 people on board, it would take at least 2-3 hours for everyone to disembark in batches. (Original) 和家人搭乘郵輪，停靠至陸上第一站港口。因郵輪上有約3,400人，按照順序分批至少也要約2-3小時左右才能全員下船。

(Translated by Google) Disembarking at Sasebo Port, you'll find Sasebo Station and 5th Avenue nearby, offering plenty of places to eat, see, shop, and enjoy without having to venture far. The arcade is well-maintained and features street performances, making it a great place to experience Japan on foot. (Original) 사세보항에서 내리면 사세보역과 5번가가 가까이 있어서 멀리가지 않아도 먹고 보고 쇼핑하고즐길 수 있는 곳이다. 아케이드도 너무 거리가 잘 정비도어 있고 거리공연도 있고 걸어서 일본을 느끼기에 좋을 것 같네요.

(Translated by Google) 88 sacred sites in Kyushu, 75th temple, This is the 29th temple of the Kyushu 33 Kannon Sacred Sites. The road is narrow if you enter from the street, so you need to be careful. The parking lot is spacious and easy to park. The main hall has also been rebuilt and is new. After praying and receiving a stamp, we went to see the bridge from which the name comes from. I reaffirmed that nature is wonderful. (Original) 九州八十八ヶ所百八霊場、第七十五番札所、 九州三十三観音霊場、第二十九番札所のお寺です。 通りから入ると道が狭いので、注意が必要です。駐車場は整備されているので広くて停めやすいです。本堂も建て替えられていて新しいです。お参りして御朱印を頂いた後、名前の由来になっている御橋を観に行きました。自然は素晴らしいと再確認しました。

(Translated by Google) I visited this temple as part of my pilgrimage to the 88 temples and 108 sacred sites of Kyushu. You can receive a temple seal (shrine stamp) at the Mihashi Kannonji Temple. I highly recommend visiting this temple as well as the new main hall. It's just a short walk towards the bell tower and gate. Free parking available (I parked in the park). (Original) 九州八十八ヶ所百八霊場巡りでお参りさせて頂きました。納経（御朱印）は、【御橋観音寺】の場所で頂けます。新しい本堂？だけでなく、是非こちらにも足を運ばれることおすすめ致します。鐘楼、門の方に向かって歩いてすぐですから。 無料駐車場あり（公園？の🅿️に停めさせて頂きました）

(Translated by Google) A famous temple located on a small mountain in Yoshii Town It's fairly easy to get to your destination because there are signboards and information boards, but the roads are not wide at all, so it's best to drive carefully. Fiery red of autumn leaves 🍁 Yellow of ginkgo The main image is Kannon Bodhisattva, the inner temple has statues of Nio, small Jizo statues, and stone statues, so you can enjoy an extraordinary space! (Original) 吉井町の小高い山にある名刹 看板や案内板があって目的地に着くのはわりと楽ですが道は決して広くはないので注意して運転した方が良いですね。紅葉🍁の燃えるような紅　イチョウの黄色 本尊には観音菩薩　奥の院には仁王像　小さなお地蔵さんや石像　非日常的な空間を楽しむことができますよ！

(Translated by Google) A place where you can feel the wonder of nature. The stone statues in the rocky area are very atmospheric. The autumn leaves season makes it even more beautiful. I would like you to go up above the temple and take a look. (Original) 自然の凄さを感じられるところ。 岩場にある石像がなんとも趣がある。 紅葉の季節は、さらに美しさを増す。 ぜひお寺より上に登って見てほしい。

(Translated by Google) 2023/06/18 I visited for the first time For reviews, please also refer to “Ohashi Kannon” and “Obashi Kannonji” ＼(^o^)／ A person who maintains the temple grounds told me that the bridge could previously be seen from a distance. There is construction going on right now, so it would be a good idea to come when the leaves are in autumn. That's what I was told, so I'll ask. I’m looking forward to it✋ (Original) 2023/06/18　初めて伺いました 口コミは『おはし観音』、『御橋観音寺』も参考にして下さい ＼(^o^)／ 境内を手入れをされている方から、以前は遠くから橋が見えてたけどと。今工事をしているので紅葉の頃に来られると良いですよ。と言われましたので、伺いますます。楽しみです✋

(Translated by Google) A temple located within a park where Mihashi Kannon is enshrined. The Onhashi Kannon statue is said to have been carved by Gyoki from a piece of glowing driftwood picked up in Sasebo Bay and enshrined here. There is a stone bridge in the back of the temple. This is a spot where you can see the stone bridges, which are two stone bridges lined up in parallel after the canopy of a 20m-high sea cave has fallen off. It's a spectacular sight♪ (Original) 御橋観音が祀られている公園内にある寺。 その昔､佐世保湾で拾われた光る流木から行基が観音像を彫って祀ったとする御橋観音が安置されている。 そんなお寺の奥には石橋が架かっている。 高さ20mの海食洞の天蓋が抜け落ち残った部分が石橋となって2本並列している平戸八景の一つ石橋なる奇岩が見れるスポット。 見事な景勝である♪

(Translated by Google) The best time to see the autumn leaves is now. Walking up the stone steps at the back, the view of the rocks that were formed over tens of thousands of years is incredible. (Original) 紅葉🍁は今からが見頃です。歩いて奥の石段上がって何万年月でできた岩は何とも言えない眺めは最高です。

It is heart breaking to see this place going up in ruins due to declining interests from tourists. The palace building is so beautiful but sadly it is out of bounds. You can get a taxi from the arita station. The bus only plus on weekends.

It is a beautiful place, that anyone should visit to get a totally other experience in Japan. They rebuilded one of the most impressive German „castles“, the Dresdner Zwinger, there. Sadly the park has not the financial backbone anymore to keep everything at 100%, but the staff around try there best. Right now (May 2025) there is no ticket fee anymore - so to keep the Porcelain park alive, get some souvenirs and keep on telling people about it.

I rolled into Arita Porcelain Park after bumping down a pothole‑pocked lane that felt more British countryside than Japanese ceramic village. Then suddenly there it was: a startling, massive replica of Dresden’s Zwinger Palace, planted smack in the middle of rural Kyushu—looming like Godzilla and completely surreal. First thought: Why is this place being allowed to unravel? The Tudor‑style cottages and faux‑European façades are faded, and I even spotted excavators tearing one of them down. It’s the kind of place that feels like it could close unless someone—government or private—steps in soon, and that's a shame. The neglect got under my skin. Behind that palace there’s a picturesque baroque garden leading down to a quiet lake and a miniature putting‑golf course that felt eerily abandoned. I sat in a little cabin out back, imagining I’d discovered a secret urban‑explorer site—it’s charming in that gritty, half‑forgotten way. If the wife ever gives me the boot, I'm renaming myself the Viscount of Kyushu and moving in. Once inside, though, the shops were at odds with the pikey state of the place: there’s a proud, polished pottery shop stocked with Arita ware, and a tasting corner where you can sip sake—in classy mugs, of course. Loads of excellent edibles from Saga all in one souvenir shop. It’s obvious someone cares, at least about that side. I wouldn’t make this your whole day—but if you enjoy architectural oddballs, faded grandeur, or just a bit of silliness mixed with actual craft, it’s a fun detour. All in all, I had a pleasant time here and because it's such a wildcard I'm giving it a high score. Hot tip? Pair it with a stop at Takeo Onsen down the road to balance the eccentricity with genuine local atmosphere.

free entrance now, looks really grand and majestic; europe replica. but a little run down. bus that connects nearest train station to here comes 2-3/day only

Lovely park, full of European images and footprints. Because we arrived on Sunday, most shops didn't open. Wish they had more tourist friendly hours.

It’s a beautiful park, sadly most of it is closed, abandoned and not operational. There was charming pottery workshops that you could do anytime but they only send the ready produce to Japan. Clearly not suitable for any foreigners, possibly that’s why it’s getting abandoned.

View is beautiful, buildings are a bit old and run down but still looks great and give that classy European feel. It’s a great place to spend about an hour to walk around and take some photos. Unfortunately this place had became a tourist shopping spot instead of a place to relax. During our visit, many long tour buses unloading dozens of loud speaking tourists, hoarding photo spots. Taking numerous shots at the same angle until one find a satisfying shot.

A free and beautiful public park, it seems the locals have grown weary of such an amazing sight as no one was there at the time. It was quite a peaceful and mysterious experience and there was a shrine/altar and a separate building that was padlocked. I’m sure to keep from people from desecrating the building. It truly is remarkable how nature can create such wonders. Located within a small neighborhood, parking would have to be managed within the small communal streets. I was stopped by a friendly local living just below the sight and was told that I could park just in front of the entrance as there aren’t too many passersby to witness the rocks formation. I went closer to the evening time around 6pm as it was beginning to grow dark which added to its mysterious allure. I wonder what it is like during the day as I plan my return to the rock.

Google map directions weren't as accurate, you could easily by pass the Megane-iwa (I've tried editing the directions on Google Maps to no avail atm, will try another day). The Glasses Rock is kinda hidden by the tall tree in front as you walk on the path. If it's your first time, when you reach the park that will be your destination for the Glasses Rock too.. The shrine is a beautiful serene place just below the Megane-iwa. There's a park for the kids to play as you enjoy learning the rich history of this marvellous place.

Such a beautiful gem tucked away here in Sasebo! Great spot for family photos. I have also taken maternity photos here as well.

I went here last April 2019. Had to take the Midori Huis Ten Bosch Ltd Express train from Hakata Station to Sasebo station. Luckily I had a JR North Kyushu Rail Pass. But from downtown Sasebo I had to take the local Matsuura Tetsudo Railway from NakaSasebo. Had to climb a steep flight of stairs. I got off at Sempukuji station and went off on foot to find the Meganeiwa. Luckily I do have basic Japanese language skills and was able to ask some locals for directions. After 1 or 2 deadends I finally sighted the Glasses Rock. It was an awesome sight. A bit of a walk though, and no English signage to guide you. Maybe next time I'll just take a taxi from Sempukuji.

Easy to get to. Beautiful scenery and nice paths around the park

A new hidden place that nice for discovered

Nothing much to see here, though the rock is rather unique!

Went on a cool, windy day at sunset. The park was empty and perfect. Very Clean, safe, and spent a couple hours playing around.

A gorgeous park full of sakura and breathtaking views. It also has some beautiful views of the Saikai bridge and Shinsaikai bridge. If you have little kids, there are playgrounds as well.

Beautiful views. There are two bridges that can be seen from the pedestrian bridge. You can take many photos and admire the views. Looking around is interesting enough even if it would only last some minutes (or more depending on you). There’s a curfew for passing the bridge. There’s a shop and a ceremony hall on the way if you come from the Saikai products center side of the road. Didn’t have time to explore much other than the view of the bridges but there are many lookout points and the park seems bigger than upon initial seeing.

We had such a great time when we were here in the summer. There are so many little parks to play in, nice sunny spots for a picnic, and the kids had a blast sliding down the big hill.

Beautiful park with amazing views and an exciting playground for kids!

A place you can feel the vast ocean when you stand on the top of the hill

Great park. We could have spent hours over there

Very famous park for ohanami (Sakura/ Cherry Blossoms viewing). It is pet-friendly and is a great spot for picnic, play dates or to just read a book. It is also easily accessible.

The playground here is simply amazing! Free 1 hour parking for the kids to unwind!

Quiet place to rest and relax. A nice area to get some natural shade.

The City Park is really beautiful. There is alot of things to do there such as a skate park, basketball court, a field for football, a track to run, there are picnic areas. This park is setup really nicely.

Beautiful park in the city of Sasebo Japan by Naval base

Lovely place to sit, rest, and people watch. My daughter wasn't with me when I visited, but the playground looked super fun and she would have loved it

This is a great place to take your kids and you need some time outdoors. So many different things for them to play on and everybody is so nice. Plus there's clean bathrooms and great vending machines nearby.

Can't go I have tattoos

(Translated by Google) To be honest, I feel like the management is pretty sloppy. - The calendar is not posted even after the month has started. ・Priority use is normally given even on days when there are no groups listed on the calendar. ・In addition to the priority use groups listed, there are other groups that are crowded with people, and if you arrive at such a time, there will only be about two courses available for individual use. (Original) 正直なところ、かなりいい加減な運営に感じます。 ・月が始まっても予定表が掲載されない。 ・予定表で優先利用の団体が入っていない日にも普通に優先利用が行われている。 ・掲載されている優先利用団体以外にも、大勢で押し寄せる団体があり、そのような時間に当たってしまうと、個人で利用できるコースが2コース分くらいしかない。

(Translated by Google) As an American woman, I have been to this pool four times. Today I had a problem that made me feel unsafe. I had to join a lane with Japanese men. There are signs instructing you to swim in a circle if there is more than one person or one person in the lane. I did this. The guy I was sharing the lane with refused and continued swimming in the middle, bumping into me and touching me. I had to stop twice because he hit me. Once he touched the inside of my leg (probably an accident). I think he was trying to blackmail me into getting out of my lane (maybe because I'm an American woman). When I tried to report this to the security guard, he was more concerned about telling me to remove the swim lap counter on my wrist than understanding what the man was doing. ) The security guard continued to watch and disturb me even after I took off my watch. It felt like I was the bad guy, not the guy who hit me. I'm scared that the pool couldn't figure out the problem. They were only concerned about my swim counter, but I was never told to remove it until today. Now that I know the rules, I don't wear swim counters. However, security guards should be more concerned about the safety of women in the pool. I have been to this pool 4 times as an American woman. Today I had an issue that made me feel unsafe. I had to join a lane that had a Japanese man in it. There is a sign that tells swimmers to swim in a circle if more than 1 person is in the lane. I did this. The man sharing the lane refused and continued to swim in the middle, running into me and touching me. Twice I had to stop because he ran into me. accident). I believe that he was trying to intimidate me so that I would leave the (maybe because I am an American woman). When I tried to report this to the guard, they were more worried about telling me to take off my swim lap counter on my wrist than understanding what the man was doing). The guard continued to watch me and interrupt me even after I took off my watch. It made me feel like I was the bad person, not the man running into me. It scares me that the pool did not try to figure out the problem. They were only worried about my swim counter, which I was never told to take off before today. I now know the rule and will not wear my swim counter. But the guards should be more worried about safety of women in the pool. (Original) 私はアメリカ人女性としてこのプールに 4 回行ったことがあります。 今日、私に危険を感じさせる問題がありました。 私は日本人男性がいるレーンに参加しなければなりませんでした。 レーン内に複数人または 1 人がいる場合は、円を描いて泳ぐように指示する標識があります。 これをやりました。 レーンを共有していた男性は拒否し、真ん中を泳ぎ続け、私にぶつかり、触ってきました。 彼が私にぶつかったので、私は二度停止しなければなりませんでした。 一度、彼が私の足の内側に触れたことがありました（おそらく事故でした）。 彼は私が車線から外れるように私を脅迫しようとしていたのだと思います（私がアメリカ人女性だからかもしれません）。 私がこのことを警備員に報告しようとしたとき、警備員は男性が何をしているのか理解することよりも、手首にあるスイムラップカウンターを外すように私に指示することを心配していました。） 私が時計を外した後も、警備員は私を監視し、邪魔をし続けました。 それは私にぶつかってきた男ではなく、私が悪人であるように感じました。 プールが問題を理解できなかったのが怖いです。 彼らは私のスイムカウンターのことだけを心配していましたが、私は今日までそれを外すように言われたことはありませんでした。 今ではルールを知ったので、スイムカウンターは着用しません。 しかし、警備員はプールにいる女性の安全をもっと心配すべきだろう。 I have been to this pool 4 times as an American woman. Today I had an issue that made me feel unsafe. I had to join a lane that had a Japanese man in it. There is a sign that tells swimmers to swim in a circle if more than 1 person is in the lane. I did this. The man sharing the lane refused and continued to swim in the middle, running into me and touching me. Twice I had to stop because he ran into me. Once he touched me on the inside of my leg (maybe an accident). I believe that he was trying to intimidate me so that I would leave the lane (maybe because I am an American woman). When I tried to report this to the guard, they were more worried about telling me to take off my swim lap counter on my wrist than understanding what the man was doing). The guard continued to watch me and interrupt me even after I took off my watch. It made me feel like I was the bad person, not the man running into me. It scares me that the pool did not try to figure out the problem. They were only worried about my swim counter, which I was never told to take off before today. I now know the rule and will not wear my swim counter. But the guards should be more worried about safety of women in the pool.

(Translated by Google) It was renovated and reopened in 2019, but it seems that only the main body of the pool (?) has been renovated. The men's locker room looks like it was built about 10 years ago. Adjacent parking lot is available for a fee. If you use it for less than 2 hours, it costs 200 yen. It is full around noon on holidays. If you try to enter the area carelessly, you will not be able to back up and will have to wait, so be careful. There is also free parking, but it takes a few minutes' walk. (Original) 2019年のあたまにリニューアルオープンしましたが、リニューアルされたのはプールの本体（？）のみのようです。男子更衣室は以前と同様、築ン十年といった感じです。 隣接する駐車場は有料です。2時間弱の利用だと200円です。休日の昼頃は満車になっています。迂闊に入ろうとするとバックできずに待つしかなくなるので要注意。 無料の駐車場もありますが、徒歩数分かかります。

(Translated by Google) It seems to have been renovated in recent years and was very clean and comfortable to use. Also, when I used it, they took a user survey, which I thought was very good because it showed that they were aiming to create a pool that was easy for users to use. The water temperature of the pool and the room temperature were just right and comfortable. I will use it again. (Original) 近年リフォームされているようで非常に綺麗で快適に使用できました。また、私が利用した時は利用者アンケートを取っていて、利用者に使いやすいプールを目指していることが伝わってきて、とても良いと思いました。 プールの水温も室温もちょうど良い温度で快適でした。また利用します。

(Translated by Google) The staff's response is good, but I wonder if they are cleaning? It's so dirty. Every time, there was trash in the same place, dirt (ice cream stains on the slope outside), and hair in the changing room. I was surprised because it was the same as a year ago. At night, about an hour before the pool closes, the staff cleans the area around the pool, but they suddenly remove the lane ropes and change the width of the course without asking you to do anything, which can surprise you while you're swimming, so I'd like you to say something to them. I hope they clean the changing rooms as well. (Original) 職員の対応は良いのですが、掃除してるのかな？っていうくらい汚いです。毎回、同じところにゴミがあり、汚れ（外のスロープのところのアイスクリームの汚れ）や更衣室の髪の毛がもっさり。があり一年前と同じでびっくりしました。 夜、閉館一時間前くらいになるとプールの周りを職員が掃除してくれているのですがレーンのロープを何も言わずにいきなり外してコースの幅を変えたりするので、泳いでる最中にびっくりするので一言、声をかけていただきたいです。 更衣室もきれいにしてくれないかなと願います。

(Translated by Google) 440 yen for 2 hours. The price will continue to rise (^_^;) A few years ago it was 300 yen. But it's reasonably priced considering going to a sports club, so I'm grateful for its existence. An 11-piece coupon ticket costs 4,400 yen. (Original) ２時間４４０円。どんどん値上がりしていきますね(^_^;) 数年前は３００円だったんだけど。でもまあスポーツクラブに行くことを考えたらリーズナブルなので存在自体ありがたいです。 １１枚つづりの回数券は４４００円。