Kirkland Tea Garden (King Car Educational Farm) Introduction
The Kineyaki Nagasaki Cake Tourism Factory, which started with Nagasaki cakes, has a dreamlike name — "Castella Land." In the park, visitors can see the complete process of making Nagasaki cake and understand Kineyaki's commitment to food. They can also experience fun DIY courses or enjoy a leisurely afternoon tea. Established in 2014, the cake tourism factory utilizes solar power and recycles waste heat and rainwater, making it an environmentally friendly green building. The three-story indoor structure includes areas for production, parent-child experiences, light meals, and gift products, 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, including high-tech surround projections and interactive experience spaces that lead us back to the magical adventure of Castella, illustrated with a delicate navigation map detailing its past and future. Castella Land has collaborated with well-known illustrators, showcasing deep historical stories through playful strokes. The DIY courses in the park are especially loved by children and adults alike, encouraging visitors to use their rich imagination and spark endless creativity, complemented by delightful surprises in the glow-in-the-dark tunnel, making for unforgettable memories.
