Each floor of the four-story Aichi Children's Center is made completely for children to play with playground equipment and open spaces—in other words: a kid's playhouse paradise. Tunneling hallways up in the air, ropes to swing on like Tarzan, and other athletic play equipment comes together at Challenge Tower. Indoor, the establishment is perfect for rainy days or cold weather.

An ice skating rink befitting the skating kingdom of Aichi is open year-round for you to enjoy sliding on the ice whenever you like. Ice skating shows by prominent skaters are also held from time to time. Don't have skates? Just rent a pair. (Chartered use of the rink requires advance reservation.)

The Kanaretei teahouse opens its doors Tuesday through Sunday (with the occasional exception) to serve you matcha green tea. Enjoy a matcha tea and Japanese sweets set for JPY 500 at this authentic Japanese-style teahouse. Don't worry if you aren't versed in the ceremonial tea customs as anyone is free to come and enjoy a cup! The outside garden is open to the public on the second Sunday of each month only, but if you participate in the annual tea ceremony, you even get the chance to walk around in it.

The Mori no Manabiya field center lets you experience nature, create crafts, and more. Exhibits and a variety of programs coinciding with the seasons are also available.
Walk together with a guide in the Guided Forest Tour as you get closer with nature and learn more about it. The Kame no Ike course lets you go on a walk around a turtle pond—otherwise inaccessible—to experience amphibious creatures and scenery. A forest course is also available.