Entry is free and you pay only per ride: the Ferris wheel and the roller coaster are 400 yen each.
Inside the michi-no-eki Kobe Fruit Flower Park, on the northern edge of Kobe, a small funfair of about ten rides runs with no admission ticket: you pay only for the ride you choose, from 200 yen for the little train to 400 yen for the Ferris wheel, the roller coaster and the Twin Dragon pirate ship. It is the same park that appears in Suzume as the model for ‘Kobe Yume no Kuni’: the orange gondola the heroine rides is the real one.
An amusement park inside the Michi-no-Eki Kobe Fruit Flower Park in Ōzō. It is not a ruin at all: it is in full operation.
ℹ️ Free admission, tickets for individual rides.
🚉 フルーツパーク · 9 min walk
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It is the model for ‘Kobe Yume no Kuni’: the Ferris wheel stands in relation to the roller coaster as it does in the film, the gondolas have the same shape (the orange one Suzume rides really is there) and the merry-go-round has the rearing horse. The slope Suzume runs up comes instead from Washuzan Highland, on the map.
Sources: seichimap.jp · kobehigashinada.goguynet.jp · ecotopia.earth · note.com · fruit-flowerpark.jp
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