The male staff at the Ananas kitchen inside Nago Pineapple Park have serious problems with their social skills being very crusty and having a really bad attitude towards customers. He is a disgrace to Nago Pineapple Park and has tarnished the reputation of Pineapple Park, as we have seen other negative reviews about this staff. The owner of the park also acknowledged that they are aware of the problem with this staff member and how they are damaging the entire Nago Pineapple Park.

This place exceeded my expectations. Upon reaching the parking lot, there’s a tram to take you to the entrance. After that, you got to sit in a driverless car (the kid can sit at the steering wheel) and it will take you on a tour through the park. After that it’s free and easy and there’s even a Dino adventure area. The “driving” experience was really good and kids would love it.

The park although small, was pretty well organised for a 1-2 hour visit. From the parking lot, there will be a bus pickup through the pineapple fields with useful information on growing pineapples. It was then followed by taking an automated cart through some pineapple field and where they provided more information on growing pineapples. After which, there was a walking path where you can take some photos and a mini dinosaur park. The largest area was the pineapple gift shop that sells and also provides sample of pineapple wine and juice, and other various snacks. You can enjoy tax free with minimum spending of around 4k yen. I particularly liked the wasabi hotate that was sold here. Sliced pineapple sold here was pretty sweet too!

My daughter has been studying with correspondence course in Okinawa and she went to Pinapple park before and she brought pretty nice things from there I went there and bought them. Face wash soap is great and some Pinapple vinegar is great also and surrounding area is very nice as well.

Stopped here during a day tour, hilarious! Fun to get on the pineapple ride. Nice to walk around as well ánd there's also a dinosaur adventure walk through. I very much enjoyed this stop :)!

The Nago Pineapple Park is great for those with young children. My son thought he was driving the whole time on that driverless cart. The park has a lot of information about pineapple and tons of souvenir that are made out of pineapple. The surprising part is that there's a dinosaur park inside where kids would love it.

We know going here would be full of kitsch, but that was part of the fun. The park is very well organized form the parking lot pickup on a pineapple bus through actually pineapple fields (in Japanese intro) before you are dropped off at the entrance to jump on a driverless golf cart with a giant pineapple on the roof! The cart ride itself is worth the ticket as you go through a very tropical jungle route. They even throw in a Dino Park with robotic dinosaurs to mix things up. Finally they stay true to everything Pineapple with a gift shop that has pineapple wine/juice, snack production and tasting which you can enjoy as you walk through a very impressive gift shop (which you will definitely find something). If you have kids this is a good stop to another desitanation. There is a Fruit Land next door if you want to go all out with the kids.

Good place family with kids to spend some time together. The place is not very big, the pineapple was really sweet.

The kids will love riding the pineapple cart. And the Dino park. Lots of products to try and buy. Tax free for tourists.

Went there for about 2 hours or so. Good for a short visit only. You start with a automatic car ride through a farm kind of enclosure. Then you get to walk around freely, not much to do. However, at the end you get to taste the wine and various pineapple products! Good to buy some to bring home for family and friends if you are into pineapple cakes, tarts etc. Had pineapple sorbet at the icecream shop!

I had been to a similar one in Hawaii. Nothing interesting unless you love this fruit or into agriculture. I do love my pineapple juice though. This is smaller compared to the one in Hawaii. Pros Cute decor, cute music, cute auto golf cart Kids activities Souvenir Cons Cumbersome cos u had to take an auto golf cart to entrance of park, then take another same cart to see a small pineapple plantation. They keep taking photos then u buy them. Because everyone has to stop to take, the queuing is the pain. When u had to take 2 times, worse. Then while on the cart, there is another photo shot. Total of 3 times. For adults, unless you have never seen how pineapple looks like or are grown, u can see this. For their effort, I give 3 stars cos kids may enjoy this park. I think these days kids only see cut pineapple. So good for educational purpose. We took 45 minutes. Can skip this site if no time.

we enjoyed our visit there. riding on the "pineapple buggy" is fun for children and walking on the trail is relaxing.

I went today with my partner and it was AMAZING! Value for money was great, took a buggy around the pineapple park and saw loads of cute baby pineapples growing (not sure why people have left reviews saying they didn’t see any... you literally drive through fields of them). Beautiful plants and flowers growing indoors too. Had a really fun time - the theme song is cool too and really catchy. Once you’ve finished the tour of the park, there and lots of cute stalls where you can choose to buy gifts , or just try the free samples! Overall really enjoyed.

We enjoyed our visit as it was on our way to the Aquarium the admission was reasonable it also included the Dinosaur park and seashell museum

Really small park. Basically what happens is - pineapple bus ride from the carpark to the park entrance (maybe 100m?), take photo in front of the big pineapple at the entrance, buy tickets, get in line for the pineapple cart, cart ride through a greenhouse (no pineapples to be seen, just some exotic plants), then the magic is over - you’ll pass through a few showrooms of pineapple souvenirs then it’s the exit!