Kasi Tila Theme Park (King Car Eco Park) Introduction
The Kinka Nagasaki Cake Tourism Factory, which started with Nagasaki cakes, has a dreamy name – "Castella Land." In the park, visitors can not only see the complete process of Nagasaki cake production and understand Kinka's commitment to food but also participate in fun DIY courses or enjoy a leisurely afternoon tea. Established in 2014, this cake tourism factory uses solar power and recycles exhaust heat and rainwater, making it a green building and environmentally friendly tourist factory. The three-story indoor building encompasses production areas, family experiences, light meals, and souvenir shops, offering a delightful dessert time for families. Upon entering Castella Land, visitors are greeted with three stunning egg-shaped installations, each with different functions, including a high-tech surround projection and interactive experience spaces, leading us to the moment of embarking on the Castella adventure, illustrated with a delicate nautical map that outlines the past and future vision of Castella. Castella Land collaborates with well-known contemporary illustrators to present profound historical stories through playful touches. The DIY courses in the park are particularly loved by both children and adults, allowing visitors to use their rich imagination and unleash endless creativity, along with surprises in the glow-in-the-dark tunnel, creating lasting memories.
