Cycling In The Air – Game ‘falling Heart’ In Japan

Tourists sit on a bicycle at 16m height, fragile protective equipment, follow an existing track but without barrier.
Traveling to Japan to experience cycling in the air - game ‘falls heart’
The Brazilian Park theme park is located in the Washuzan plateau in Kurashiki city, Okayama prefecture, south of Japan - where you can take part in many adventures that challenge players' reckless abilities. This place has the name associated with the South American country because all the staff are wearing the uniforms of the Brazilian soccer team.
Japanese tourists coming here can also admire and immerse themselves in the typical Brazilian samba dance. This South American country is home to the most numerous Japanese living outside of the country

. Therefore, the park was built to bring the friendship between the two countries together and quickly becomes one of the most popular destinations in Okayama Prefecture.
The park offers a variety of rides that promise to spend all of your energy and courage trying out, like bungee jumping from tall buildings, roller coasters, or giant swings. In summer, guests can take a bath in the outdoor swimming pool or explore the haunted house In winter, this place becomes a ski area with many interesting activities.




The most prominent game in Brazilian Park is the sky cycle bike game that anyone who comes here while traveling to Japan wants to try to check in. Visitors will sit on a covered bicycle, at a height of 16m, fragile protective equipment, slowly pressing the pedals so that the bike runs on an existing track without any barriers.
Each car has enough room for two passengers to sit. You will slowly move about 3 minutes along the winding road at the height of the 4-story building. For many faint-hearted diners, this challenge is really not easy. While holding your breath along the cycle of the bicycle, visitors can also zoom out and see the entire area of Seto Sea and the famous cable-stayed bridge.
Fare:
Admission is 2,800 yen for adults, 2,200 yen for middle school and 1,700 yen for elementary school and seniors over 50 The park also offers many discounted fares for large groups traveling to Japan.




The park is open from 10am to 5pm on weekdays and 9am to 6pm on weekends.
How to get to:
To get to the park, take the JR Seto Ohashi Line JR Line to Kojima Station and from there take a bus to Washuzan by Highland bus or Shimotsui circulation bus.
If taking a private car, take the Seto Chuo Expressway to Kojima IC, where there is a free parking space for 1000 cars.
According to Nguyen Chi / Star
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