Trending on "Cambrian Palace"! The Rumor that Chiba's 'Funabashi Andersen Park' is Perfect for Location Photos and Pre-wedding Shoots♡

Is Funabashi Andersen Park the 3rd Most Popular Park in Japan!?

Have you ever heard of 'Funabashi Andersen Park' in Funabashi City, Chiba Prefecture, which was featured on "Cambrian Palace"?

In the past, it ranked third in the TOP 10 amusement parks on TripAdvisor, right after Disney Resort! (It's surprising to see it ranked higher than USJ, isn't it?)

Funabashi Andersen Park is managed by Funabashi City.

It was opened to commemorate the sister city relationship established in 1989 between Funabashi City and Odense City in Denmark, embodying the world of the fairy tale writer Andersen, who hails from Odense.

Spanning a vast area equivalent to about 8 Tokyo Domes, the park features windmills, international-style streets, athletic facilities, museums, flower fields, and terraced rice paddies.

By the way, Tokyo Disneyland is about the size of 11 Tokyo Domes. You can imagine how spacious Andersen Park is!

It's Perfect for Location Photo Shoots! ♡

While Funabashi Andersen Park is usually bustling with families…

It is actually a perfect place for wedding photo shoots!

This time, we want to introduce the charms of Funabashi Andersen Park to couples who are considering location photo shoots or outdoor self-photos!

The Charm of Funabashi Andersen Park ① A Location That Feels Like Abroad *

At Funabashi Andersen Park, you can enjoy natural surroundings that resemble the suburbs of Denmark.

With a blue sky free of buildings and telephone poles, expansive meadows stretching endlessly, and windmills towering in the background...

You might get asked, "Did you take photos in Europe?" ♡

The heart-shaped arch is also a popular photo spot! ♡

It looks like the world's best flower garden, Dubai's Miracle Garden! ♩

Depending on the season, it changes in appearance with greenery or blooming flowers, which is part of its charm.

It's rare to find such a spacious location for photography in Kanto.

Couples looking to take natural wedding photos with plenty of greenery, as if they shot in a forest or grassland, will love it! ♡

The Charm of Funabashi Andersen Park ② Flowers Always in Bloom! ♡

One of the great attractions of Funabashi Andersen Park is that you can enjoy over 100 types of flowers all year round!

In spring, you see cherry blossoms, in summer, sunflower fields, in autumn, cosmos fields, and in winter, tulips greet you in colorful seasonal displays.

It's perfect for those who want to take wedding photos surrounded by flowers! ♡

With different flower fields to enjoy each season, many visitors return multiple times a year.

In winter, ice tulips bloom, which have been specially processed using unique methods to time their blooming! ♡

The sight of colorful tulips blooming amid pure white snow is truly mystical...!

The Charm of Funabashi Andersen Park ③ Entrance Fee of 900 Yen! Bring Your Own Food and Drink Allowed!

Funabashi Andersen Park is managed by the city, so the entrance fee is a reasonable 900 yen.

Additionally, you are allowed to bring your own food and drinks, so you can enjoy a full day just with the entrance fee! ♡

It's perfect for self-photo shoots on a budget!

Unusually for a large park, setting up tents is also allowed.

It’s delightful that you can bring your wedding dress and change inside the tent ♩ and even switch outfits during your day!

Beware of Crowds! Weekdays are Recommended *

We have introduced the charms of 'Andersen Park' in Funabashi City, Chiba Prefecture.

It gets crowded with families on weekends, so visiting on weekdays is recommended!

Also, during events, it may take over an hour just to get into the parking lot, so if you decide to go on a weekend, aiming for quiet early morning hours seems wise.

If you're thinking about doing a pre-wedding or post-wedding shoot, why not visit once to check it out? ♡

Enjoy a leisurely date in this nature-filled park! ♩

◆◆ Funabashi Andersen Park ◆◆

◇ Address ◇

525 Kanbori-cho, Funabashi City, Chiba Prefecture

◇ Access ◇

Bus from JR and Tobu Lines "Funabashi Station", Keisei Line "Keisei Funabashi Station", Shinkeisei Line and Toei Chikuhou Line "Kitakatsuno Station", Shinkeisei Line "Misaki Station", Hokuso Line "Komuro Station"

◇ Opening Hours ◇

9:30 AM - 4:00 PM

◇ Closed on ◇

Mondays (open on holidays, and during spring, summer, and winter breaks)