Yes, it’s touristy. But yes, I still loved it.
I love Shiroi Koibito cookies — so visiting their park during winter felt like stepping into a sugary, snow-dusted fairytale. Everything was twinkly and cute, with that kind of over-the-top charm Japan does so well.
🔥 My Forever Favourite Moments:
🍪 You get a birthday badge if it’s your birth month — and yes, I proudly wore mine.
🍦 Complimentary ice cream was also given, and somehow it still made sense even in the snow.
🎄 The outdoor areas during winter looked straight out of a Christmas card. Cosy, charming, and just a little magical.
🌟 Final Verdict: Was SGD8 Worth It?
Shiroi Koibito Park is a sweet spot — literally. It’s got that playful theme-park energy, but softened by snow and nostalgia. Even if you’re not big on sweets, the aesthetic alone is worth the visit.
Japan Transport – Suica card
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