🗺️ Futakotamagawa Park二子玉川公園

Located in Tamagawa, Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, Futako Tamagawa Park opened in 2013. This park, covering an area of approximately 6.3 hectares, is surrounded by the Tamagawa River and features the "Setagaya Life Forest," which has 1,400 planted trees. It is a place where people can enjoy the natural atmosphere in the city and is a great spot for local residents to walk or have picnics. The park is fully designed to be accessible, allowing smooth movement for wheelchairs and strollers, and it offers a wide variety of playground equipment. The infant playground, prioritizing safety, is equipped with soft rubber mats and water play equipment. The "Green Playground," featuring a large slide, is perfect for active and energetic children. Nearby, there is the "Viewing Plaza," which offers a view of Mount Fuji, and the "Kichin-en," a circular Japanese garden covering about 1,760 square meters. Additionally, the "Old Shimizu Family Residence Study Hall," a precious Japanese building from the late Meiji period registered as a "Setagaya Tangible Cultural Property," is also a cultural site worth visiting.

The total area is approximately 6.3 hectares, located in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, as a natural urban park. It features a fully accessible design, allowing smooth movement for wheelchairs and strollers. There is a playground for infants and a play area suitable for active children. The Japanese garden "Kishin-en" and the precious traditional Japanese architecture of the "Old Shimizu Family Residence" are both worth a visit.