The facility uses a proprietary currency system called 'Kangca' that allows children to learn basic concepts of labor, earning, and spending.
Kandu was designed specifically to resemble a miniature city with its own internal infrastructure and themed work zones.
The park features realistic flight simulation equipment provided in collaboration with actual aviation partners.
Children receive 'salary' payouts in the form of park currency upon the completion of each professional task.
The facility maintains a specific ratio of children to staff to ensure that every role-playing station functions as an educational workshop.
Kandu is a professional role-playing theme park designed for children, located within the Aeon Mall Makuhari New City complex. It allows children to experience various real-world occupations through interactive simulations ranging from aviation and space center operations to culinary arts and broadcasting. Participants receive 'Kangca,' the park's dedicated currency, which can be used to purchase goods or services within the facility. The park emphasizes vocational education by pairing simulated tasks with authentic professional equipment and uniforms. It features a controlled environment where parents can observe from designated seating areas or participate in select activities. All professional role-play activities are conducted under the guidance of trained staff to ensure a structured learning experience.
The main 'city street' area where children are dressed in professional uniforms for their various roles.
Book your visit online in advance as specific job slots fill up quickly upon arrival.
Encourage children to select their preferred career path immediately upon entry to secure a reservation for popular jobs.
Utilize the designated adult rest areas which offer a clear view of the primary activity zones.
Do not wait until the middle of the session to choose jobs, as the most popular professional stations often reach capacity early.
Operates on a two-part shift system daily; occasionally closes for private events or seasonal facility maintenance.
Children are encouraged to wear the provided professional uniforms for the full experience; parents must remain in designated areas during specific activities.
