Special feature on parks in YokkaichiCity and KawagoeTown! Introducing 6 places♪

This is YokkaichiCity largest comprehensive park, which is being developed to take advantage of the hilly countryside.
The lawn area, large playground equipment, mandolin forest, and citizen platform are used as children's playgrounds, and are popular with people from both inside and outside the city.
This is a park where you can enjoy a refreshing day of fun, interacting with family and friends, and taking nature walks. There is also a volunteer-managed day campsite (free, reservations required), a chestnut forest, and many flowering trees such as plums, cherry blossoms, roses, azaleas, hydrangeas, and irises, so you can enjoy the scent of the four seasons.

It is a park along the coast, and on the south side there are sports facilities such as a baseball field, soccer field, and Yokkaichi Dome. On the north side, there is a walking plaza and a calm atmosphere. You can fish on the shore side, and the night view of the Kasumi Complex is very beautiful.

It's a lush park surrounded by nature, with an observatory that overlooks Ise Bay and the Suzuka mountains, and a walking path through a thicket of trees.You can enjoy many types of trees, and there is a grassy plaza with a grassy area. , the grass slide is popular with children.

“I love you so much and may the sun always shine.” This unique park was created by the previous director with the wish to preserve Japan's precious spirit and culture for future generations. The concept is a park where you can play and learn. Lake water flows through the forest of this scenic park at the foot of Mt. Suzuka, and rows of plum and cherry trees surround the pond, and in early spring red plum blossoms decorate the waterfront.

A park where you can enjoy getting your body moving, with a focus on cycling and walking courses that use the dam lake's management road, as well as a cycle plaza where you can enjoy unusual bicycles. Various rental bicycles are also available.

This park is located at the mouth of the Asaaki River, where wild birds gather, and is a long and narrow park with an area of approximately 36,000 square meters, a length of approximately 750 m, and a width of approximately 45 m, and is comprised of four zones: relaxation, community, sports, and natural forest. I am.
There are bird watching facilities (4 binocular telescopes), gazebos (2 buildings), toilets (1 building), ponds (3 fountains), playground equipment, wisteria trellis, flower beds, clock tower, and monument (KawagoeTown Charter Monument).
Approximately 36,000 trees are planted in the park.