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West Park

West Park

Info

  • Address:
  • 3114-10 Ochiai Kawara, Yamagata City, Yamagata Prefecture
  • PublicTransportation:  
JR Yamagata Station → Yamako Bus 14 minutes by bus to Sugesawanooka/Hagi no Ubu, bus stop: Immediately get off in front of Nishi Park
  • CarAccess:  
8km15 minutes from Tōhoku Chuo Expressway Yamagata Chuo IC via National Route 458
  • Phone Number:  
  • 023-643-2450
  • Parking Number:  
450 units/free

Business Hours

Parking lot is closed at 5-22 o'clock, partly during winter

Price

Free entry. Court use fee: 1 indoor multipurpose court 2 hours for adults 1800 yen (900 yen for high school students), 1 outdoor tennis court 2 hours for adults 700 yen (350 yen for high school students), 1 campsite 1 night 1200 yen for 1 night

Spot Category

Parks and other outdoor sports


Large wooden playground equipment in the pond


Footbath


Indoor Multi-Purpose Court


Campgrounds

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