Exciting Summer Event: Little Planet in Fukui 2026 with Paw Patrol and Dinosaurs
Little Planet in Fukui 2026 will showcase an array of engaging attractions. Families can expect interactive experiences that not only entertain but also promote learning and creativity.
4. The Zaboonga Adventure Light: Here, children can engage in target practice in a digital world, combining fun with skill development.
5. Draw Your World: When kids draw on a touch screen, something magical happens, turning their artistic creations into a life-sized experience where even giant dinosaurs can appear!
6. Paper Riki: This interactive digital sumo wrestling game allows kids to battle their drawn creations in an entertaining and dynamic way.
All attractions are designed to promote exploration and foster imaginative play among children, ensuring a memorable summer vacation for families.
Adults (ages 13 and over): 1,200 yen
Children under 1 year: Free entry
Note: Entry regulations may apply during peak times.
The event is organized by FBC and is supported by Fukui Prefecture, Fukui City, and their respective educational committees. It’s produced by Litpla Co., Ltd. and Supercast Co., Ltd.
Little Planet is a future-oriented family park brand designed to merge traditional and digital play experiences. In addition to its main brand, it operates various collaborations, including TOYLO PARK powered by Little Planet and Muchu Planet in partnership with bookstores.
For more information on all the parks and attractions, visit Little Planet's official website or follow their official Instagram and X accounts for updates and announcements.
Litpla Co., Ltd. is led by CEO Takashi Goto and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. Established in September 2016, the company specializes in location-based entertainment and experience design, focusing on creating engaging environments that bring families together in fun and educational ways.
For further details about the company and its vision, visit their official site.
4. The Zaboonga Adventure Light: Here, children can engage in target practice in a digital world, combining fun with skill development.
5. Draw Your World: When kids draw on a touch screen, something magical happens, turning their artistic creations into a life-sized experience where even giant dinosaurs can appear!
6. Paper Riki: This interactive digital sumo wrestling game allows kids to battle their drawn creations in an entertaining and dynamic way.
All attractions are designed to promote exploration and foster imaginative play among children, ensuring a memorable summer vacation for families.
Event Details
- - Dates: July 3, 2026, to August 23, 2026
- - Hours: 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM (Last entry at 5:00 PM)
- - Location: Toretasu Green Hall, 2-1206 Takayanagi, Fukui City, Fukui Prefecture
- - Admission Fees:
Adults (ages 13 and over): 1,200 yen
Children under 1 year: Free entry
Note: Entry regulations may apply during peak times.
Organized and Supported By
The event is organized by FBC and is supported by Fukui Prefecture, Fukui City, and their respective educational committees. It’s produced by Litpla Co., Ltd. and Supercast Co., Ltd.
About Little Planet
Little Planet is a future-oriented family park brand designed to merge traditional and digital play experiences. In addition to its main brand, it operates various collaborations, including TOYLO PARK powered by Little Planet and Muchu Planet in partnership with bookstores.
For more information on all the parks and attractions, visit Little Planet's official website or follow their official Instagram and X accounts for updates and announcements.
Company Overview
Litpla Co., Ltd. is led by CEO Takashi Goto and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. Established in September 2016, the company specializes in location-based entertainment and experience design, focusing on creating engaging environments that bring families together in fun and educational ways.
For further details about the company and its vision, visit their official site.
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