The park features an outdoor escalator system that is notably long, designed to bridge the significant elevation gap between the entrance and the garden levels.
It houses a replica of the Punakha Dzong, a famous fortress-monastery located in Bhutan.
The 'Oriental Trip' section of the park includes a rose garden that blooms with thousands of bushes during peak seasons.
The park utilizes a projection mapping system to turn its fountain show into a nighttime spectacle.
The resort area includes a natural hot spring bath complex called Mori no Yu, which uses water sourced from 1,200 meters underground.
New Reoma World is a sprawling amusement park located in the hills of Marugame, Kagawa, featuring a blend of traditional thrill rides and extensive botanical gardens. The park is divided into two primary sections: the Reoma Resort amusement area and the Oriental Trip garden zone. It serves as a regional hub for seasonal light displays, particularly during winter, and hosts elaborate fountain shows. The grounds are built on a hillside, requiring significant walking or use of the park's internal transport systems to navigate the elevation changes. Visitors can access a replica of a Bhutanese temple and other architectural displays within the garden area. The park integrates a hotel and an on-site hot spring facility, allowing for multi-day stays. It remains the largest theme park on the island of Shikoku.
The elevated viewing platform in the Oriental Trip garden provides a panoramic view of the park and surrounding valley.
Wear comfortable walking shoes as the park's hilly terrain requires extensive movement.
Check the official schedule for fountain and projection mapping show times upon arrival, as they occur periodically throughout the evening.
If traveling with small children, prioritize the flat amusement area before tackling the steeper garden inclines.
Do not underestimate the physical effort required to climb the garden hills; use the designated elevators to save energy.
Occasionally closed on specific weekdays during off-peak seasons; check official site before visiting.
