For those 65 years old and over! [Senior Discount] (weekdays only)
We are offering a very special "Senior Discount" 65-Day Pass for seniors aged 1 and over!
1-day pass advance ticket price is 3,900 yen 2,500 yenEnjoy Moominvalley Park to the fullest! (Advance tickets only)
Step into the KOKEMUS exhibition area, where you can immerse yourself in the world of Moomin stories, and enjoy Moominvalley Park at a leisurely pace. Why not cool off in the natural surroundings of Moominvalley Park?
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From Monday, September 2026, 4 |
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Weekdays only |
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Entry fee |
1 day pass Advance ticket: 3,900 yen (tax included) →Advance ticket: 2,500 yen (tax included) ■ Eligible: People aged 65 and over *This price is only available for advance purchase. It does not apply to same-day tickets or other tickets. *We may ask you to show identification proving your age (65 years or older) when you enter the park. ■Ticket purchase: Tickets can be purchased through the official online ticket site and various ticket agencies. ・Moominvalley Park Official Online Tickets (Asoview!) ・Seven ticket ・Low-key |
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*We may ask you to show identification proving your age (65 years or older) when you enter the park. *Prices are for advance tickets (online sales) only. Other tickets and same-day tickets are not eligible for the campaign. |
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How to enjoy Moominvalley Park
Moominvalley Park
There are many ways to enjoy the park, and everyone has their own way of enjoying it. We'll introduce you to the charms of the park and recommended spots where you can spend your time however you like.
There are many ways to enjoy the park, and everyone has their own way of enjoying it. We'll introduce you to the charms of the park and recommended spots where you can spend your time however you like.
KOKEMUS
The three-story exhibition facility, "Kokemus," means "experience" in Finnish. Enjoy a variety of exhibits, including Japan's first permanent Moomin exhibition space, an introduction to the world of novels and picture books, a gigantic Moominvalley diorama over 8 meters tall, and artworks from the Helsinki Art Museum in Finland.