Funabashi H. C. Andersen Park

Overview

Funabashi H. C. Andersen Park is a comprehensive park in Funabashi, Chiba Prefecture. Named after the Danish author Hans Christian Andersen, it opened in 1996. It is also listed among the "500 Attractions of Boso."

Highlights

• ●A comprehensive park named after the Danish author Andersen
• ●Ranked third in Japan in TripAdvisor's theme-park category in 2015
• ●Recorded more than 900,000 annual visitors in 2015
• ●Selected as one of the "500 Attractions of Boso"

History

The comprehensive park opened in October 1996 and takes its name from the Danish author Hans Christian Andersen. In TripAdvisor's "Travelers' Choice: World's Popular Tourist Spots 2015," it ranked third in Japan in the theme-park category, behind Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea.

Map

35.7600, 140.0629 · Wikidata

Suggested itinerary

1. 1Enter the extensive grounds of the comprehensive park and get a sense of its layout
2. 2Take in the park's atmosphere, named for Andersen, throughout the site
3. 3Stroll at a leisurely pace through the open outdoor spaces
4. 4Complete a loop of the grounds and enjoy scenery counted among the 500 Attractions of Boso

Did you know?

💡 In 2015 the park recorded more than 900,000 visitors in a single year.

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