The building itself is split into two areas, with the upper half being a playground with nets, ropes, climbing holds, and slopes for sliding. Built into it is a small library corner with hammocks and books, as well as another space for babies and toddlers to play in. When we went there, the entire place was perfectly clean, and Sorai staff were always on hand to watch out for the kids' safety.
The second area is a workshop for arts and crafts. It is stocked amazingly well, with any and every kind of material and medium available. We made some Christmas cards and pin badges, but there were also kids building with wood and using a 3D printer (the 3D printer requires a separate reservation). Like the play area, there are plenty of staff to assist with any questions or help the kids might need.
If you have visited the Children's Creative Center in Ikutopia, Sorai is like that but on a grander scale. It's perfect for a short road trip, and both kids and adults can have a lot of fun there.
Children from 0-12 are welcome at Sorai, and prices can be found on their homepage below. If you're visiting on a weekend, reservations are required, and can be made online here.
Kids Dome Sorai homepage (No English)
