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✨Real steam trains & soft-play fun for families
Babies enter free, and nursing rooms, stroller rental and diaper tables are on each floor; parents can move easily, though shows and rides offer little engagement for under-3s.
Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours
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✨Stroller-friendly dolphin shows and penguin fun
Babies enter free and parents get three nursing rooms, eight change tables, elevators, and stroller storage; the only issue is no stroller rental, so a family must bring its own buggy.
Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours
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✨Stroller-friendly art stroll with baby care
A baby can enter free, and parents have a ground-floor nursing room, diaper tables, bottle-warming water, and stroller access, but no rental buggies and hushed halls require quick, quiet stops.
Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours
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✨Enjoy baby-friendly ramps and golden ginkgo walks
Babies are allowed; ramps, nursing room, diaper tables and baby beds aid caretakers, yet no stroller rental and a few interior steps mean a carrier is advisable indoors.
Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours
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✨Stroll bamboo groves and river views with baby
Strollers roll on bridge and bamboo grove, stations have diaper tables, yet steep Monkey Park, temple steps, crowd density and limited nursing rooms tire carers and restrict longer stays.
Recommended visit duration: 6-8 hours
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✨Smooth stroller paths and baby blessings
Babies are welcome and paths fit strollers, and restrooms offer one diaper table, yet there is no nursing room, rental buggy, or quiet space, so parents must plan breaks nearby.
Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours
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✨Enjoy stroller-friendly riverside strolls with baby
Wide paved sections suit strollers and nearby stations have diaper rooms, yet riverbanks offer little shade, no formal nursing spaces and unfenced water edges, so caregivers need vigilance.
Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours
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✨Stroller-friendly stroll under river blossoms
The flat 11-m-wide deck suits strollers and diaper tables sit in nearby public toilets, but there is no shade or nursing room on the bridge itself, so carers need hats, water and flexibility.
Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours
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✨Easy stroller paths and baby-friendly shrine
Stroller-friendly main paths and a multipurpose toilet with diaper table make a short visit feasible, but no fixed nursing room and heavy flea-market crowds lower comfort for parents with infants.
Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours
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✨Baby in carrier to panoramic Kyoto views
Barrier-free route and diaper tables aid carers, yet steep slopes, crowd-packed stairs, and no nursing room make long stroller use, quiet feeding, and nap breaks inconvenient.
Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours
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