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Chiikawa Park's New “Tree” area unveiled on June 10, 2025
Full opening on July 28, 2025, in Ikebukuro, Tokyo
Located at Sunshine City Annex
Photo spot with Chiikawa characters and Tree Ojisan
Fans react: “Isekai vibes,” “Unsettling but cute!”

Chiikawa Park, the first-ever large-scale themed attraction for the beloved character Chiikawa, has unveiled a brand-new “Tree” area ahead of its official opening on July 28, 2025, in Ikebukuro, Tokyo. The update came via the park’s official X account on June 10 and quickly sparked buzz among fans online.

The park promises a fully immersive experience where guests can step into the world of Chiikawa. Scenes from the anime and social media are brought to life with meticulous recreations, letting fans feel like they’re living alongside Chiikawa and friends.

The newly revealed “Tree” area features a giant tree surrounded by strange benches. Visitors who sit on them will find themselves in the perfect spot to snap commemorative photos with the Chiikawa crew—including a rare appearance from Tree Ojisan.

The announcement ignited enthusiastic reactions across social platforms, with fans commenting:

“Tree Ojisan is here! So cute.”
“Is this a parallel world that never made it to the anime or manga?”
“I feel like we’ve been isekai’d…”
“Wait, is that Chiikawa’s house in the background?”
“Why are all the areas so unsettling? I still want to live there though.”

The “Tree” area follows the reveal of other themed zones like the Goblins’ Jail, where fans can pose alongside a massive Ode and Chiikawa behind bars.

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FAQ

Q: When does Chiikawa Park open?
A: July 28, 2025, in Ikebukuro, Tokyo.

Q: Where is it located?
A: Sunshine City Annex in Ikebukuro.

Q: What is the “Tree” area?
A: A mysterious photo spot with a giant tree and Chiikawa characters, including Tree Ojisan.

Q: Can I take pictures with the characters?
A: Yes! Visitors can sit on benches and capture special photos with Chiikawa and friends.

Source : ORICON NEWS