Nanakita Park — Attraction in Sendai

Park has quite a few cherry blossom trees [early April blossom], and it has other year-round trees which are still NOT Tall enough to provide visitors sufficient shades, shielding visitors from heavy sun in summer. But Park can be fun for visit in Spring and in fall.

In addition to children park and playground area, park site does offer gym and yoga sessions to the adult, while its gym stadium does allow public access for basketball and volley ball use.

This Park has fee-based parking spaces for about 175 cars. Visitors can take Sendai subway to Izumi-Chuo Station, N-01. And walking distance is about 8 to 10 minutes with clearly direction sign posted at...

Spacious public park in the heart of Izumiku.

Very few toilets or drink fountains. Not ideal for little kids on a hot day.

The play equipment is run down and not really designed for little kids.

Being so close to the Izumi Chuo Subway Station, I was impressed that the parking fees were satisfactorily cheap and the parking lot had a lot of room.

The saving factor of the day was the stream that runs through the park. With water to get their feet wet and play in, kids come alive! It was shallow and safe enough for elementary aged children to play in under supervision.

An OK place if you need a big grassy area for kids to...

It's a spacious and well designed park. For Hanyu Yuzuru fans, it's a must-visit place for the cherry tree planted in honor of him and several spots where he has had various photoshoots over the years. It could be combined in a trip to Ice Rink Sendai. To locate the tree, ask the park staff or gardeners around about the Yuzuru-kun Sakura. Even if you don't speak Japanese, saying these keywords should be sufficient since they all must have answered the same question so many times perhaps even before you open your mouth they could sense what you're after (especially if you have a visible...