Higashi-Ayase Park — Attraction in Tokyo

It's a fairly large park, spanning multiple city blocks. Walking the park at a leisurely pace would take about an hour, although if you walked straight through without stopping you could get through it a lot faster. For kids there are a several play structures, but the best ones are found on the west side of the park (it's close to the Police box if you look at the Google map). There are plenty of waterways for the kids to play in (there's no water park though). For adults, it's good for a nice stroll or picnic. There's a swimming pool found on the East side of the park. There's also a couple baseball fields found on the East side and one in the center of the park. There's not a lot of big open fields

The park would be a nice park to visit for families. The kids may get tired walking the entire park, so you may want to pick which part of the park you want to go to and go straight there. The west side is the most kid friendly.

Near the centre of the park there's a very nice pond and stream area to walk around and...

A big beautiful park near Tokyo budoukan. I went here during the sakura season and it was so pretty. There are benches everywhere to sit and relax. Many sakura trees, many families were doing picnics there, talking, eating and drinking. There is a small lake and bridges and cute ducks. You can walk your dog, cycle, and picnic. There are playgrounds too for the kids to play. The park is long so people can sit anywhere. There are public restrooms and convenient stores nearby.

It is pretty and...

It was quite and small park, and there were lots of local people jogging, and kids hanging out. I was the only foreign traveler. Big trees, local swmming pool and baseball ground.

It takes avout 20mins from ayase station by walk, even nearer from kita-ayase station.

Recommend for who visited tokyo several times, wants quite and local place to walk.

Fully surrounded by residential area. Better go to ayase station if you're...