Kasi Tila Theme Park (King Car Cultural Factory) Introduction
The Kinka Castella tourism factory, which originated from the famous Nagasaki cake, has a dreamy name - "Castella Land." Here, visitors can not only see the complete production process of Nagasaki cake and understand Kinka's commitment to food quality, but also participate in fun DIY courses or enjoy a leisurely afternoon tea. Established in 2014, the cake tourism factory utilizes solar power, recycles waste heat and rainwater, and is an environmentally friendly green building. The three-story indoor structure features areas for manufacturing, family experiences, light dining, and souvenir shopping, making it a delightful place for families to enjoy sweet treats together. Upon entering Castella Land, visitors will first be greeted by three stunning egg-shaped installations, each with different functions, including high-tech surround projections and interactive spaces for guest participation. It also takes us back to the enchanting adventure of Castella's journey, illustrated by an exquisite nautical chart detailing its past and future. Castella Land collaborates with renowned contemporary illustrators, showcasing profound historical stories through whimsical art. The DIY courses within the park are especially popular among both children and adults, allowing visitors to unleash their rich imagination and inspire endless creativity. Coupled with the little surprises of the glowing tunnel, it leaves everyone with unforgettable memories.
