Ocean Dome: Paradise in the water

Crowded beaches, burning sun, clean sea, quiet and relaxinghj... good memories, eh? Ah, if only it would be always so ...

    

"They can"!

It's my new slogan, indeed, OUR new slogan, because at Nanoda, we are all convinced that THEY can, yes, definitely. Oh, who? What a kind questions ... genes most brilliant of all the world ... Japaneses!
Oh yes, after all if we wouldn't speak about Japan - and what a cool Japan - without mentioning certain things, we should really shut down, making bassoon and return to do bidet at baboons (what, you don't believe us?); then, let's take enough breath ...

Ok, i'm ready! So, have you ever seen ocean? That water dark, great, infinite, which covers about 70% of the world? Well ... it's beautiful, glossy, no? BUT if it rains or is cold you can only watch it from afar and tell him "bye bye" with the hand while you bag the costumes in drawers or in boxes, your pair of cool flip-flop in the shoes rack, throwing them in the darkest corner and begin to wear sweaters and wait for the next summe. And i want you all here.

You know what is that thing why Japan have spent two billion dollars (do you want me to write it in numbers? here it is... 2,000,000,000), of which a large part (a rumour says a third of the total amount) of public money? No? Well, I clear your doubt.




Ocean Dome. The answer is the name of the most gigantic water park in the world, boasting an area of (always talking of measures, what matters!) 300x100x38 meters, with a "fake" ocean, really thin sand and clean beaches, temperature always perfect, and sunroof ... obviously over water slides, construction, deck chairs, sun beds, artificial waves for those who want to surf ... Do I have to continue the list or is there already a puddle of drool at your feet?

For the "modest" amount of ninety dollars it's possible to stay as much you want, taking advantage of the roof, controlled temperatures, even during rain and bad weather. But, if the real ocean is more your cup of tea, it's located directly outside the establishment.




The Dome, located in the prefecture of Miyazaki at Seagaia Resort - an area full of very beautiful fantastic places - has earned not only a record in the Guinness Book of World Records for greatness, but is making continuous improvements that have made it a fascinating place, like an halfway between economic Caribbean and artificial reality of the future. Although it closed several times due to wrong investments, it has been always full of tourists (strangers and not, as usual), thanks to dozens of services that the establishment offers. In fact, it appears that Japanese people enjoy to sunbathe, which - unfortunately, let me say it - also won the Eastern fashion, because "Westernize" and "characterise."




What a fun new industry, always innovative! Well, it's better than those that turn public beaches in private areas for money, putting chairs and umbrellas at prices worthy of a thief with the risk of insects eating you, don't you think?