Nagoya LEGOLAND is a must-visit for families

Before entering, there's a big Legoland sign outside where staff enthusiastically ask you to make a 'C' gesture for a photo op. At first, I didn't understand why, but my companion explained that it's supposed to mimic a Lego hand 😂😂 Inside the park, most of the attractions are built with Lego bricks. It can take dozens or even hundreds of days to create a single large Lego piece, which is truly astonishing 🙈 One attraction that left a deep impression on me was Cat Cloud Busters. Players have to pull themselves up into the air and then let go to experience free fall. The minimum height requirement is 105 cm. It's exhausting but gives a great sense of accomplishment 😎 To learn more about Lego, you can visit their factory tour at FACTORY. You can see the entire production line and understand how Lego is made. At the end, you even get a Lego figure as a souvenir 😍 After playing for a while, we got hungry and went to a fast food restaurant. It's not an ordinary fast food place; the bread and fries have a Lego theme. The bread is stamped with Lego figures, and the fries are shaped like Lego pieces, making it perfect for photos ❣️