At a time when parks around the country are losing more and more playground equipment because it's dangerous, I think this is a park that has a lot of things to offer. As others have written, there is no parking lot, probably for nearby residents. There is a bicycle parking lot. I went on a weekday morning, but no one was playing, so if you can go during such a free time, I think you can play as much as you want. Although it is a free park, please note that the opening hours are limited and you may not be able to enter at any time. The park was well maintained and cleaned of fallen leaves. There is also a trash can installed. There are also benches, so you can take a break. It would be ☆5 if the toilet was a little cleaner!

A park with various types of athletics. The level of difficulty is high, with many steps, so it is best to be able to do it all after the age of 3, but I think children as young as 2 years old can enjoy some of it. It's rare to find a park with so many free athletic events, so if you're a kid who likes athletics, this is a park you should definitely visit.

It is available for free. However, there is no attached parking lot, and since it is a residential area, there is no coin park. So, if anything, it's for local residents. There are no vending machines on site, but there are ones nearby. Also, the soil is like red clay, so I think it gets slippery after rain. I think car mats also get dirt that is difficult to remove. There is a toilet, but it is Japanese style and does not feel clean. There is no soap for hand washing, so I recommend bringing your own.

It was an athletic park that you could enjoy for free. There seems to be no free parking near this park. It took about 15 to 20 minutes on foot from the free parking lot of Kokufudai Park.

It is a park where you can enjoy field athletics for free. Please note that there is a free bicycle parking lot, but there is no parking lot. It will be closed on rainy days or days after rain because the ground is slippery.

It's free and has plenty of equipment, so it's a great facility for small children to play.

Although the facility is small, it has ups and downs (including tree roots), and I think it's a great park to train children's five senses. Unfortunately, since it is located in the middle of a residential area, there is no parking lot.

A park with different elevations. Be careful as it can be slippery after rain. It's a great place for children to play, as it's home to athletics.

There are athletic and play equipment that are free and have a moderate level of difficulty. There is no coin parking nearby. Kozukayama Park is on the other side of the outer ring road, and there is a free parking lot for 10 cars. It's about a 5 minute walk from the parking lot.

lots of play stuffs for kids