PANZA（パンザ）てんしばイーナ

high. unkind. It was explained that the outdoor playset was unlimited after hours, but there was an extra charge other than the course, and in the end it was evacuated in about 20 minutes. The explanation is unfriendly and there is no remedy if the playset does not suit the child. Why are there different settings on the same site? For athletics like this, 6000 yen for two parents is too expensive. I think it's about 1200 yen.

This is an indoor climbing (bouldering) facility in the newly built Tenshiba Ina. The entrance fee was 2,000 yen for adults (500 yen for tours only). There are a wide variety of courses available, and 90 minutes passed quickly. Because care has been taken to prevent dangers such as falling, children can enjoy it safely. Since there is no system for rental shoes and rental wear, it is recommended to visit with clothes and shoes that are easy to exercise when using.

Attach a lifeline and experience various forms of climbing. I think it will be a good experience because you can only go up with your head. It costs 2000 yen for an hour and a half, and elementary school students can be accompanied by a guardian and can be equipped with auxiliary equipment so that parents can wear a lifeline. So parents are also 2000 yen. I think it's a little expensive, but it's safe because the air conditioner is working and it's not under the scorching sun.

Book online at 10:30 and go to an outside athletic Even if I arrived 15 minutes ago, the time was steadily passing in line at the reception. Isn't it faster to separate reservations and receptions that aren't? About 15 children in total were handled by 1.5 staff members, and the rope and lifeline of the playset could not be pulled out well from the first person (children) who climbed the athletics. I started climbing at 11:30. .. The number of staff did not increase so far, and I thought I would go home several times. The next time people were waiting behind after finishing the explanation. If this happens, I should have done it in the next time zone. Also, the staff assisted the rope when climbing up for the first time, but I think that adults do not need it because they can do it themselves. It was cold and pitiful. .. When I looked up the child limit for athletics outside on the net, it said that both 20kg and 30kg were written, and I didn't measure my weight ...? I couldn't see it because there couldn't be a parent trying to force a crying child. .. It's nice to be able to be athletic in the city, but I hope it improves a little more.

There are various types of rooms, and I enjoyed it! The transparent face-to-face type is good because you can compete! You can relax for an hour from 10 o'clock, but if people come in from 11 o'clock, the number of people will increase, so I think you may have to wait for a while! After that, my son in high school was delighted that he overtook the weather forecast for 7 seconds (laugh) I also played outside! It was raining so I was preparing clothes, but I was saved by borrowing shoes (200 yen?) And kappa! If you give up on the way, it seems that you will not be able to make the last Tarzan rope because you will get off there! Let's do our best! If it was normal, it would end soon, but I caused a lot of trouble m (__) m (sweat), but the staff did their best! thank you very much! I think my brother will go with his friends someday ~

"Adventure experience of dancing heart in the middle of the city!" It is a space where both children and adults can be absorbed in it. There are indoor climbing (Japan's largest! Noborun!) And two types of outdoor courses (Kansai's first landing! Sorarun!). The fee is 1,500 to 3,000 yen / person, the tour is 500 yen / person, the usage time is 90 minutes, and there is no limit only for the sorarun! Adventure course. Go through the gate of Tennoji Zoo and you will see the sora run! Adventure course on your left. I decided to go out with the enthusiasm to overcome the 10-year-old fear of heights! It was okay to let only the children participate and to tour myself, but I thought it would be a nuisance if the children were scared at high places and couldn't move, and I was excited that it would be interesting, so I applied for it together. bottom. Applications can also be booked online. Admission is every 30 minutes. When the time comes, you will receive a user explanation in the first 15 minutes. Put your luggage in the locker outdoors and wear a special lifeline and helmet. After the staff has tightened it firmly, they will teach you how to attach the lifeline to the rope and move. It is recommended that you finish the toilet in advance, as you cannot enter or leave the venue on the way. The start is to climb vertically to the deck on the 2nd or 3rd floor, so this is the most difficult place. After climbing the first deck, I was saved because the staff carefully gave a lecture from the ground where I did not bite well when changing the lifeline from the rope to the rope in the direction of travel. Finally, when you come down to the bottom with a zip line, you are done. "It was fun! I wasn't so scared-I'm glad that the JR xxx type was running and I could see it from above." If you can overcome the fear of heights with the experience of 3,000 yen and are excited, it is a cheap shopping. I will bother you again!

There were facilities inside and outside, but I chose indoor bouldering. The first bouldering for a small 2 child. Was it difficult for the first time? Personally, I've been working hard so I think it was a good experience. (Although he seemed dissatisfied) I wondered if he could feel some sense of accomplishment. About 10 types indoors? I remember there was a wall. I think it was about 2,000 yen per person, but is it worth the amount of money for each person? I thought it would be a good facility for adults and children to enjoy. (Even adults are difficult ...) Wouldn't it be nice to have a little more for kids? I don't know! Next time I want to go to outdoor athletics.