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The park is located at the eastern end of a general recreation park of approximately 240,000 sq m, which extends to the east and west. Within the park, which is about 63,000 square meters, there is an observation hill overlooking the Edogawa River, a sports square, Nagisa Pony Land, a baseball square, and a panoramic shuttle stand. About 130 varieties 16,000 azaleas are planted. Nagisa Ponyland has seven ponies and can be ridden by children of elementary school age or younger. Riding time is 10-11: 30 and 13: 30-15 (July 15-September 15 only in the morning). It will be canceled depending on the weather and carriage conditions, so let's go after checking. * Reservations are required depending on the facility.

A barbecue spot in the park with a large Ferris wheel and an aquarium. In addition to package plans for ingredients and equipment, we also rent only equipment and sell ingredients. It can be used in rainy weather, and it is a full reservation system at the reception two months before the date of use.

A vast urban park with 800,000 square meters of space facing Tokyo Bay, it is dotted with the Kasai Linkai Aquarium, one of the largest in Japan, a large ferris wheel, a bird park where birds can be observed, a lawn square, a barbecue square, and a hotel.

A park with various themes on the site 3km east and west, including from Nishi-Kasai Station to Nagisa Park. "Children's Square" with play equipment for toddlers, "Flower Garden" where you can enjoy 600 roses of 111 varieties, "Fuji Park" where you can barbecue with a full reservation (for a fee), pony riding and about 130 species of Azalea Garden, "Nagisa Park", where there is a literary theater of magic, and various ways of playing depending on the purpose. A panoramic shuttle (paid) runs from "Flower Garden" to "Nagisa Park".

In a large park, you can enjoy seasonal nature such as day camps enjoyed by parents and children, exercise equipment and flower viewing such as cherry blossoms and roses in the spring while strolling along the lakeside, and autumn blooming roses in the fall. The day campsite is crowded with families such as barbecues during the spring-autumn holidays. Roses on the side of the lake are recommended spots that boast of the park to enjoy a wide variety of rose flowers and scents. There is also a canoe and a rugby sports park, where you can enjoy a variety of ways.

There are playground equipment and the Edogawa-ku Natural Zoo. Among them, the zoo is small, but there are red pandas and Humboldt penguins, and it is very well received by children. The "Heisei Garden" of the Junwa-style garden has a sukiya-style "Genshin-an". It is a spot where you can enjoy a quiet walk with children.

There is also a glass-fronted observation rest house with a view of Tokyo Bay. There is also a panel display that provides an easy-to-understand commentary on the creatures seen in Kasai Rinkai Park. In addition, there is a disaster prevention information space where you can study disaster prevention.

An area where wild birds can live as they are, and where they can be observed. There are forests, grasslands, and freshwater ponds, where valuable birds gather throughout the four seasons. Let's observe through binoculars from watching center 2F.

An authentic school pool where many large-scale competitions such as the International Games and the Japanese Championships were held in 1993. The main pool, diving pool, and sub-pool are available, and the main pool is Kosuke Kitajima set a new world record in 2008 (2008), and Ippei Watanabe repainted the record in 2017 (2017). The pool that became a big topic. It is open to the public on days when there is no convention. There are also various sports classes, such as baby swimming and synchronized swimming for beginners, jumping in and dressing up. There are also shops and restaurants selling swimsuits.

A botanical house in the Island of Dreams park, where energy sent from the Xinjiang East cleaning plant is used to enjoy the tropical mood in the glass-enclosed dome, even in the middle of winter. The large greenhouse displays about 1000 species of tropical plants. It takes 45 minutes.