State-run Musashi Hill Forest Park

Info

Address:

1920 Yamada, Namekawa-cho, Hiki-gun, Saitama

Public Transportation:

Tobu Forest Park Station → Rissho University, or 10 minutes by bus to Kumagaya Station South Exit, bus stop: Get off the Namekawa Junior High School, 5 minutes on foot; or bus stop: Forest Park West Exit, right on foot; or 10 minutes by bus to Forest Park South Exit (Sat, Sunday, public holidays), stop off, just walk

Car Access:

6km 10 minutes from Tokimatsuyama IC on Kanetsu Road via Prefectural Road No. 47

Phone Number:

0493-57-2111

Parking Number:

1600 units/paid, official site check

Business Hours

9:30 to 17:00 (from November to 16:30, from 12 to February to 16:00)

Price

Adult 450 yen, silver (65 +) 210 yen, junior high school students and younger free of charge

Spot Category

Park, Cycling Cycling Course

Maple garden autumn leaves light up

Fountain Central Mouth Square

A cycling course of about 17km per lap

One mountain is Japan's largest air trampoline "Ponpoko Mountain"

Water Playground

Autumn leaves in the maple garden

Mountain Stream Square

Maple and ginkgo

Plums and fukuju grass

Autumn leaves on the surface of the water

Cherry blossoms and snowy eel

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