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Theme park · MieWeb-checked · Aug ’26

Shima Spain Village (Parque España)

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A 34-hectare theme park sharing its grounds with a natural hot spring and a hotel.

Fountains shoot three meters up in an open space where children can splash about, and many rides are indoors.

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The park opened in 1994 and covers 34 hectares of a 113-hectare resort. Chapu Chapu Lagoon is an open space where fountains rise three meters and there is no height limit. Javier Castle Museum and the Ice Castle can be entered in a wheelchair. Many attractions are indoors, and an arcade runs along España Street, so shopping stays dry in rain. Three baby rooms hold changing beds, a microwave you may use freely and hot water for formula.

Stroller friendlyYesStrollers rent for ¥700 a day at the Main Information — about 90 of them, type A. Staying at Hotel Shima Spain Village and coming two days? One day's fee covers both. You can return it at the hotel front desk, and if you leave the park and come back it is held for youWeb-checkedchecked Aug ’26parque-net.com
Stroller rentalYes¥700 per stroller, about 90 available (type A), lent from the Main InformationWeb-checkedchecked Aug ’26parque-net.com
Nursing spaceYes (3)Three baby rooms — inside the Main Information, beside Cambron Theatre, and in Columbus Plaza. Each has a nursing room, a changing bed, a space for feeding a baby, a microwave you may use freely and hot water for formula. Nappies, wipes and pull-ups are on saleWeb-checkedchecked Aug ’26parque-net.com
Diaper changing tableYesChanging beds in all three baby rooms, plus a dedicated changing corner on España Street with a baby chair, a baby seat and a fitting boardWeb-checkedchecked Aug ’26parque-net.com
Diaper disposal binYesThe changing corner on España Street has a nappy binWeb-checkedchecked Aug ’26parque-net.com
Kids' toilet seat & step stoolYesA children's toilet is provided at the changing corner on España StreetWeb-checkedchecked Aug ’26parque-net.com
Family restroomYes (10)Ten wheelchair-accessible toilets, spread from the entrance lockers to España Street, Pierrot the Circus, Mayor Plaza, Javier Castle Museum, the Character Museum, Columbus Plaza, Fiesta Plaza and Cambron TheatreWeb-checkedchecked Aug ’26parque-net.com
Outside food allowedSome areas not allowedFood and drink brought in is generally not allowed inside the park, but plastic bottles and flasks are fine. Bring a packed lunch and you eat it at the Picnic Plaza outside the entrance — show your hand stamp and ticket at the gate to come back in. Vending machines are dotted around the parkWeb-checkedchecked Aug ’26parque-net.com
Indoor / outdoorIndoor & outdoorAn open-air park with a lot of indoor attractions, and an arcade along España Street so you can shop without an umbrellaWeb-checkedchecked Aug ’26parque-net.com
Lost-child supportExtra info — guide onlyYesReport a lost child (primary-school age or younger) at the Main Information; found children wait in the lost-child room. There is no public-address paging in the park, so tell the nearest cast member straight awayWeb-checkedchecked Aug ’26parque-net.com
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