リトルプラネット KITEMITE MATSUDO

It is attractive to be able to do gymnastics while playing. It costs a little, but it's a good place to play kids in the rain.

When I visited last year, I bought an extension ticket because I didn't have a free pass due to the influence of Corona. Even if you get used to the amount of exercise that is just right for the lower grades, it is a space where you can keep an eye on the entire facility, so you can let your grandchildren play with peace of mind. A few years ago, I experienced a lot of children's parks and pre-grass overseas, and I was worried about the lack of facilities for children in Japan. But Litopra? I think it is a facility that we can be proud of in the world. Considering the future intellectual education of young children and social development for the IT environment, I think that its importance will become more and more indispensable. Regarding the charge, it was mainly about 1,000 yen, but it certainly does not seem cheap if it is limited to this, but isn't it within a reasonable range considering the equipment system? From my experience of raising three children, I think there are many ways to face children by hand without spending money. There are many mainly outdoors. add. There was an info saying, "If only adults over the age of 18 are admitted from March," special adult tickets "(1200 yen including tax) are on sale only at stores after 15:00 every day." Since it was raining continuously, I will correct it again as a result of bothering me every day. Perhaps the numbers of adults and children will not be reversed, and in the era of declining birthrate, there will be few opportunities to interact with children, so both from the perspective of coexistence and co-prosperity. I thought it might be a good experience. Rather, I was worried that the game console could not be used because the middle-aged mothers who accompanied them sat upside down on the cube screen for more than an hour without attending the child and had a well-end meeting. I refrained from paying attention, but I would appreciate it if you could pay attention to the manners of participation by adults.

May 2019 information In Kitemimite, there are many zones where many vacant tenants are still closed, so the toilet floor on the 6th floor is inconvenient without a toilet. Because there is no parking ticket service, if you go to the station, you will be counted 200 yen for 30 minutes each time if you are at Kitemita Matsudo Parking, there will be no shops at the station, so if you play for 1 day use of other flat-rate parking Is the best

It's a little expensive, but the quality is that much ◎ I should have bought a ticket for a long time! Inevitable extension. My children, 7 and 6 years old, did not have enough time for 75 minutes.

(Added in October 2020) Free pass sales have started. It's limited to stores and can't be used at other stores, but I bought it because there is no time limit and the validity period is half a year, and if you play twice, you can get the money (I'm grateful for the consumer's setting). The staff are well-established and are working to motivate their children (giving compliments that encourage immersive excitement). In addition to temperature measurement and disinfection gel installation, the staff regularly wipes off areas that may be touched by disinfection, which makes it easier to play than other indoor playgrounds. Compared to Saturday and Sunday, more children are playing on Sunday. During many hours, there are about 25 parents and children in the ball pool alone, but the large ball pool does not give the impression of being crowded. On the other hand, the ball pool itself has few ideas (however, compared to other stores, it has features such as a large slide, a hemispherical ball, and an infant space), so I would like something a little more. For example, try mixing a very small amount of rare balls (gold) in a white ball, or embed a clock in the screen of ZABOOM and display it for a time trial (the earliest clear in a month is 0 minutes). Installation of a built-in toy that moves like a Pitagora switch when a white ball is inserted (although it is another brand, it is like the play of building the Anneby Trim Park Mizuho store [that is wood]). Also, I think that the screen is too big for the child's field of vision, which I feel in common with other attractions. I think it's good for eye-moving training, but I think it's a little tough for preschoolers. However, during this time, I also went to some Little Planets, and I feel that this shop is the easiest to play. (Previous post, January 2020) I went there after noon on Saturday and Sunday. In addition to Matsudo, Little Planet also played in Omiya, Misato, and Yokohama, but this store is the largest and has a maze-like layout. There is also a large digital attraction along the way to the ball pool in the back, so it feels like a museum. In addition, there are many attractions, and each one is independent and spacious. The main ball pool is the most enjoyable of the four stores. The slide is wide and large, and there are also small mountains, so you can play in various ways. I think it's good to have an event in the store. About 30 to 40 people were playing in the entire store, but I didn't get the impression that it was crowded and I could play a lot. The children were a little older and some seemed to be junior high school students. The staff are also generous and you can play with peace of mind. I enjoyed the children to a certain extent, but considering that about 60% of the children gathered near the ball pool and there were many empty spaces, I feel that I want a little more plus alpha. For example, taking advantage of the darkness of the entire facility, it is original with a little planetarium (which changes according to the season), historical videos and historical buildings that are projected three-dimensionally, and magnets that shine with some walls compatible with magnets. I wonder if I can make illuminations for this (so-called learning system), or something like the dark version of PythagoraSwitch. While AR sandboxes and screen attractions follow other facilities, this is the only facility that is dark throughout the building, so I think it would be easier to repeat if there are other facilities besides digital (although the Misato store is attracting customers). It's amazing). Lastly, I visited Kitemi Tematsudo for the first time and looked through everything from Lopia to bookstores, but I felt that there were few people other than Lopia. I wonder if it is flowing to the terrace mall Matsudo, which opened relatively close. In particular, Kitemite Mazdo does not have a very good parking service, so I think there is a possibility that families may be shunned by car.

I went with an elementary school child. In addition to moving my body, there was also a corner where I could play with my hands, so I enjoyed it very much (* ´﹀` *)

Visited with my 2-year-old son. Is it still a little early to play all the facilities? It was like that, but I enjoyed it enough at the ball pool and sandbox. If it gets a little bigger, I think I can enjoy it even more.