Saiko Lake, Michan Green Park

Info

Address:

8-15-4 Bieogi, Toda, Saitama

Public Transportation:

JR Musashi-Urawa Station → 15 minutes by bus for Shimo-Sasame, bus stop: Saiko Michiman Green Park entrance, 5 minutes on foot

Car Access:

2.8km 8 minutes from the Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway Toda South Entrance via National Route 17

Phone Number:

048-449-1550 (Public Interest Foundation Corporation Toda City Water and Green Corporation)

Parking Number:

1260 units/200 yen until 2 hours, 100 yen every hour thereafter (half price on weekdays)

Business Hours

7:30 to 18:30 (from 11 to March to 17:30)

Price

Freedom to enter

Spot Category

Park, Doglan & Dog Related Facilities

Michan Dog Run

Central Square

Barbecue Square

BBQ Garden

Gold fish fishing place

Aya Lake

Sai Lake BASE

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