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[Editorial team goes!] Enjoy activities at Villa Olimpica! -1


This time, the editorial team is going to i+Land Nagasaki, which will be renovated on May 2025, 5.VILLA OLIMPICAExperience report!

We'll show you how to enjoy indoor play facilities on rainy days, during the hot middle of the day, and even at night!

Take the free shuttle bus to i+Land Nagasaki!

At i+Land Nagasaki, even non-guests can use the free shuttle bus that departs from the west exit of Nagasaki Station.
If you are just sightseeing and don't have a car, it's okay! You can arrive in about 30 minutes.



*Reservation required (same-day reservations also accepted)
*Please check the boarding point and timetable before using.

Let's go to Villa Olimpica right away!

Near the garden area entrance
On the other side of the road is the indoor playground, which was renovated on May 7, 5.To "Villa Olimpica"!
The reception desk is located immediately to the right as you enter the building, so you can tell them whether you want a day trip or an overnight stay and receive an explanation of the facility.
Take off your shoes and change into indoor shoes...and let's go!


<Usage fee>
Hotel guests: Free
Day trip customers: 4-6 years old: 200 yen Elementary school students and above: 500 yen

[Playkids Land + Villa Olimpica]
Elementary school students and above: 700 yen
4-6 years old: 300 yen
 

Top 3 recommended contents from the editorial department

Here are some of the content that our editorial team experienced and would especially recommend!

1. Billiards Soccer
As the name suggests, this is a new type of sports activity that combines billiards and soccer!
Players sit on a large billiard table and take turns kicking the white ball (cue) to score into the holes in the correct number.
The ball is softer than I thought, so even when I kick it, it doesn't reach where I want it to, but it's still so addictive!

2. Coliseum
There is a giant fluffy round stage and participants try to knock each other off the stage using large inflatable sticks!
Two people compete against each other wearing helmets, but it's difficult to even get on stage in the first place...
Moreover, the stick is quite large, so when you swing it over your shoulder, it's easy to lose your balance.


3) Bouldering
Hold the [S] start with both hands and aim for the goal using stones (holes) of the same color!
There is a flat beginner's run (right side) and an advanced run with curved walls (left side).
Even though I understand the rules, I can't quite move my hands and feet the way I want them to, but I still find myself getting addicted!
 

Lunch and souvenirs

If you move around a lot and get hungry...

We had lunch at Restaurant Uraraka, located in the i+Land Nagasaki complex, right next to Villa Olimpica. This restaurant serves fresh seafood, Nagasaki wagyu beef, and other Nagasaki specialties for a casual lunch, perfect for families.
 

There is a souvenir shop near the garden area entrance that sells a wide variety of souvenirs from the prefecture, the city, and Iojima. They also sell original i+Land Nagasaki goods, so they are perfect as a memento of your trip.

There are many ways to enjoy it!

Villa Olimpica is a place where both adults and children can have fun! It's an all-weather playground, so be sure to check it out this coming season!

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