The Panda Village campsite パンダヴィレッジ

Publicado el : 16/10/2018
Por : C.L

Panda Village, le camping le plus kawaii du Japon

Le plan du camping le plus kawaii du Japon

Passer la nuit dans le camping le plus kawaii du Japon

Avec ses bungalows multicolores ronds, grimés comme des petits pandas, ce camping, dénommé “Panda Village”, situé dans la préfecture de Wakayama à quelques encablures d’Osaka, est définitivement le camping le plus kawaii de l’archipel.

As you already know, Japan is often unbeatable in terms of cuteness . With its little characters, each one more kawaii than the other, Japan is a paradise for lovers of objects as cute as they are delicate.

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25 PANDA-SHAPED HOUSES

If you are a fan of kawaii, the “Panda Village” campsite is likely to blow your mind. Dedicated to this large white and black animal, it is made up of many giant panda-shaped bungalows . When you walk through the doors, you find yourself face to face with small multicolored bubbles, with big laughing eyes.

Indeed, no less than 25 small houses welcome travelers. Each has either traditional Japanese-style rooms with tatami mats and futons, or Western-style rooms, which are available for rent and can accommodate up to 6 people.

COMFORTABLE BUNGALOWS

In each, all the comforts: bed, bath and shower, wc, television, hair dryer and free wifi . If you want to taste this dose of kawaii, you will have to pay 10,900 yen, or around 90 euros for one night .

The Panda Village also has a large playground where the children staying in the bungalows can come and let off steam, especially on games and slides in the shape of...pandas!

TWO STEPS FROM ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BEACHES

Located in Nanki-Shirahama, in Wakayama prefecture, a two-hour drive from bustling Osaka , the Panda village is therefore at the heart of a region renowned for its hot springs . But above all, it is located a few meters from one of the most beautiful beaches in Japan: Shirahama beach with its white sand and deep blue water .

Another good reason to want to spend the night in this cutest campsite that you have probably never seen!

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