Ohno Shiosai is a park

Info

Address:

2096-1 Kadoori Tadashi, Kashima, Ibaraki

PublicTransportation:

Kashima Rinkai Railway Chōsha Keihama-no-Koen-mae Station → 10-minute walk

CarAccess:

25 minutes from Tōguan Tōdo Itako IC via National Route 51

Phone Number:

0299-69-4411

Parking Number:

300 units/free

Business Hours

9-16: 30 (only for observation tower facilities)

Price

Free entrance (observation tower planetarium/material building is 300 yen for adults, 200 yen for elementary and junior high school students, 4 years old ~ 100 yen for preschoolers)

Spot Category

Park, flower viewing spot

The look of the hamanas is from late April to late May

From a height of 44.5m above the ground, you can see the whole 360 degrees

The jumbo slide, which slides down at once towards Kashitada, has a total length of 154m for both adults and children to enjoy

The square created in the style of a Japanese garden, with Benten pond where carp swim and wisteria shelving, is perfect for a rest for walking

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