Shimizu Park

Shimizu Park

Info

Tobu Shimizu Park Station West Exit → 10-minute walk
12km 20 minutes from Joban Road Nagareyama IC via Prefectural Road No. 5
1200 units/1st to 5th parking lot, 800 yen per day (* Up to 1000 yen per day during busy season)

Business Hours

Freedom in the park (depending on the facility)

Price

Free (with paid facilities)

Spot Category

Park, flower viewing spot


Field Athletic


Qingshui Park and the cherry blossoms


Aqua Venture


Barbecue


Rainbow trout fishing

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