Castle Teela Amusement Park (King Car Tourism Factory) Introduction
The Kinka Castella Museum, which originated from Nagasaki cake, has a dreamlike name - "Castella Land." In the park, visitors can not only witness the most complete production process of Nagasaki cake and understand Kinka's commitment to food, but also participate in fun and delicious DIY courses, or enjoy a leisurely afternoon tea. Established in 2014, the cake tourism factory uses solar power and recycles waste heat and rainwater, making it a green building and eco-friendly tourism factory. The three-story indoor facility combines factory production, parent-child experiences, light meals, and souvenir product areas, allowing families to enjoy delightful dessert moments together. Upon entering Castella Land, visitors are greeted by three stunning egg-shaped installations, each with different functions, featuring high-tech immersive projections and interactive experience spaces with visitors. They also take us back to the magical adventure of Castella's journey, illustrated by a detailed nautical map explaining the past and future of Castella. Castella Land collaborates with well-known contemporary illustrators, showcasing profound historical stories through playful strokes.
