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Sylvanian Forest Kitchen

シルバニア森のキッチン

A Sylvanian Families-themed restaurant in Saitama hosts celebrations with character appearances and special entertainment throughout the day.

Sylvanian Family
© EPOCH
Opening hours
Mon–Sun11:00–20:00
Holidays11:00–20:00
Links
Official websiteJapanese
Access
4-1-1, Reikutaun, Koshigaya City, Saitama
〒 343-0828
How to get there
Nearest stationKoshigaya-Laketown Station
越谷レイクタウン
Musashino Line7 min walk from the station
Nearest bus stopイオンレイクタウン5 min walk from the bus stop

Forest Kitchen in Saitama brings the world of the Sylvanian Families to life. In Sylvanian lore, the beloved Cotton Rabbit father, who once managed the restaurant, went on a journey to study cooking. Although the village missed him, the cheerful Chocolate Rabbit father turned the farewell into a celebration. Guests who arrived for a goodbye found a beautifully decorated restaurant filled with the aroma of freshly prepared dishes. From that day, Forest Kitchen opened a new chapter under the Chocolate Rabbit father, offering warmth, laughter, and delicious meals.

Celebrations and Special Events
The restaurant hosts birthdays, anniversaries, and other small celebrations, featuring a special menu with cake, a commemorative instant photo, and a small gift. During greetings with Sylvanian Families characters, a stage performance provides additional entertainment. Options for extra cakes and gifts are also available for guests attending special events.

Character Appearances
Beloved characters from Sylvanian Village appear as special guests, with announcements made in advance regarding which character will visit. Mini-shows and photo sessions with the characters take place throughout the day. Children can be seated alongside a Sylvanian character plush toy, an option provided through advance reservations.

Menu
The dessert menu often includes fruit drinks and sweet patisserie dishes, each accompanied by an original Sylvanian baby figure, with a choice among six designs. The main menu features Sylvanian-themed dishes, as well as curry, burgers, stews, pancakes, and tapioca milk. Drinks for adults are also offered. The menu is subject to change, with seasonal or special items introduced periodically.

Shop and Lottery
A wide variety of Sylvanian Families goods, including items sold overseas, is available. A large diorama displays scenes from the Sylvanian Village. The Sylvanian Families Lottery offers prizes ranging from the Grand Prize to Prize E, with every ticket including an adorable item.

Getting There

Map: Getting to Sylvanian Forest Kitchen. Legend: Musashino Line; Tozai Line; Keiyo Line; Shinkansen. Labelled stations: Nishi-Funabashi, Tokyo, Urawa, Wakoshi, Saitama-Shintoshin, Shinjuku, Ueno, Shibuya, Funabashi-Hoten, Nakano, Koshigaya-Laketown.

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