Michinoku National Park — Attraction in Kawasaki

It is one of the great parks in Sendai area. It has pretty much everything you might expect at a park. It is mainly divided into three parts. The main part has the lots of playgrounds for the kids. Huge parking area. The admission fee is 450 yen for adults and free for the kids. Parking area is 310 yen for regular cars. There are various flower parks, lake where you can enjoy boat riding, bbq area, a special village with old style Japanese houses, indoor ball pool, small tricycles for kindergarten level and foot wheel type car ride for uppers and huge relaxing places. There are shops and bathrooms around. The second part which I didn’t visit yer but saw on the map has eco-camp ground, livestock barn, dog park and several other beautiful places. You can enter from the north gate. The third part is mainly a forest like area. There is a forest school in it. Great place for students to experience nature.

Overall great place for both kids and adult. You can spend whole day here. Would like to...

What an amazing park to spend a day at! About 20 min drive from Sendai station ... a big dam on the way to the park ...I went there on 11 October with my 🇯🇵 friend park is Quite spacious ... have boating, recreational rides for children and adults ... scenic beauty... flowers ...fountains ... colorful fish (koi) however, for entry in park, a ticket is required which is about 420 yen ... but free entry on selective days like 31 October 2020! Parking is 320 yen. 😇🌻🧚‍♂️⭐️😌 Highly recommended place to chill out. Love...

June 2024. Beautiful flowers in bloom. A great place for families with children, including trampolines, water features, and roller slides. Lots of fun for my 5, 3, and 1 year-olds. Plenty for adults too. You can take in the artful flower displays at every season, or come to see the old house replicas of life in the northern prefectures from centuries before. A very nice park!

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