Facilities

Oita

Showa Yumemachi 3-chome Hall

Admission Ticket (includes Showa-Style snack set)

Introduction ｜Showa Yumemachi 3-chome Hall

Showa Yumemachi 3-chome Hall not only lets you experience life in the 1950s Showa era, but also offers hands-on experiences with games that were popular during that time. Additionally, it is a popular spot for taking photos and sharing on social media.

Details

Admission Ticket (includes Showa-Style snack set)

Instructions & Notes

Please head to the ticket counter of Showa Roman Collection and show your QR code before entry.
You will receive an admission ticket to the Showa Yumemachi 3-chome Hall and a snack set.

Redemption Location

📍989-1 Shinmachi, Bungotakada, Oita 879-0628

Links

【Official Website】

※Check the official website for business hours.

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